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luord

luord
Cinema Addict
# Film Ratings: 1633
Member Since: 03 Aug 2017
Location: Colombia
Bio: Software Engineer who loves movies.

Recent Ratings

63 51%
The Ugly Stepsister (2025) - Rated 01 Oct 2025
At one point, Cinderella has the most hilarious WTF expression ever, and that says everything I could and would need to say here.
72 75%
Lolita (1962) - Rated 28 Sep 2025
The heavy use of implication didn’t make the interactions between Humbert and Dolores any less disturbing. My skin was crawling. In a related note, the random comedy bursts felt straight up surreal.
60 43%
One Battle After Another (2025) - Rated 28 Sep 2025
The dialogue, particularly during the first act, is hilariously clunky, but its biggest problem is pacing; there's a pretty good two-hour movie buried somewhere in there. It at least gets better as it goes along, tho.
25 5%
Eddington (2025) - Rated 27 Sep 2025
Remember "Midsommar"? Well, this boring piece of crap isn't that. Aster has graduated from not knowing how to finish a story (all his movies unravel one way or another) to not being able to start it. Or tell the middle. Everything about this manages to be somehow even less compelling than "Beau is afraid".
64 54%
The Long Walk (2025) - Rated 20 Sep 2025
Knew it'd be monotonous by the shape of the story. And I predicted exactly how current Hollywood was gonna change the ending; no, it's not better despite the reputation of King's endings. Whatever, I watched only to see how good Hoffman is anyway. Turns out very.
59 41%
The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025) - Rated 14 Sep 2025
It manages to evoke the dread of the first two... Sometimes, less so the more it forgets it's supposed to be inspired by real people. It's also packed with visual references to famous horror movies, which was pretty hit or miss: One that hit for me was a sequence that seemed taken straight out of "The Omen". Ultimately, how much it works depends on how much one likes Wilson and Farmiga in these roles. I do.
60 43%
Smile 2 (2024) - Rated 14 Sep 2025
It's more polished than the first one, and also more ambitious. While that gives the opportunity for some interesting sequences, the story as a whole struggled, and kind of unraveled at the end when it leaned too hard on the ambiguity. It's also less scary, but ultimately a passable sequel.
78 86%
The Green Mile (1999) - Rated 11 Sep 2025
It had no business lasting three hours, specially for how comparatively little of Clarke Duncan there's in it. But what little there's, it's absolutely fantastic and worth it. He knocked it out of the park.
60 43%
The Fundamentals of Caring (2016) - Rated 07 Sep 2025
While it consciously tries to avoid some cliches, it falls squarely on a few others. Nonetheless, it does its job of making you feel good without feeling manipulative, and Rudd and Roberts have amazing chemistry together.
63 51%
Demolition (2016) - Rated 07 Sep 2025
Perhaps the weirdest exploration of grief I've seen, and the entire plot might've been avoided by a psychiatrist, but the cast sells it.