MovieCinema

moviecinema
Cinema Addict - 2051 Film Ratings
Member Since: 24 Jul 2021
Location: AAA, SSS, Argentina
Bio: Lover of weird movies, trying and failing to write funny but insightful reviews :D
My approval starting point is 60
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more Recent Ratings

61 53% Rumors (1943) - Rated 13 Dec 2024
"Okay, I admit, the U.S War Department makes some fine propaganda, very creative visually"
56 38% Tweety's S.O.S. (1951) - Rated 13 Dec 2024
"Some clever gags, but this just continues to prove the superiority of the (thankfully) silent duo Tom & Jerry"
60 48% Life with Feathers (1945) - Rated 13 Dec 2024
"Suicidal bird? Scarily skinny Sylvester? Doesn’t sound very merry to me lol. This was really fun, can’t wait for the eventual YouTube video exclaiming “TOP 10 MOST DISTURBING CARTOONS! (NO CLICKBAIT) (HE WANTED TO UNALIVE HIMSELF?!?!)”"
50 26% Seeing El Salvador (1945) - Rated 13 Dec 2024
"Interesting views, less of a racist/sexist aura than what I was expecting (Fitz has definitely done worst)"
45 19% Shrines of Yucatan (1945) - Rated 13 Dec 2024
"He must have really liked the Mayans, he calls them “civilized”, ugh"
41 17% Wandering Here and There (1944) - Rated 13 Dec 2024
"“The role that America is destined to play” How Manifest Destiny of you, James. I read “Huckleberry Finn” for the first time this year in my American Literature class, so it was nice to see those iconic sights. Not much else though..."
60 48% Rabbit, Run (1970) - Rated 04 Dec 2024
"An asshole that fucks like a rabbit"
59 43% Merry Xmas (2015) - Rated 01 Dec 2024
"a fluffy bunch of nothig"
70 75% Sabotage (1936) - Rated 01 Dec 2024
"Impressive effects, good build-up of tension: an extremely solid thriller from the big man himself"
56 38% Oborona Sevastopolya (1911) - Rated 29 Nov 2024
"Great production value, the sets look fantastic and the fighting seems very real. The lack of main characters, close-ups and intertitles make this a pretty hard-to-swallow experience, unfortunately. It feels disjointed, empty and the few emotional moments there were (some of the Admirals deaths or the woman and child crying in front of the ruins) made little impact"