mrci

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Member Since: 28 May 2016
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Run Lola Run (1998) - Rated 29 Jun 2025
"Stretched out to the max. Like someone else mentioned, would work better as a music video. Some movies do not hold their initial value over time and this one fits in this category."
The Brutalist (2024) - Rated 23 Jun 2025
"Fantastic shots, color pallet and music - all accolades in theses areas are fully deserved. The plot is not so good - it would like to be even like a polished marble stone but what we get are uneven cuts of concrete slabs. Film tries to shove some topics straight into audience's throat which often ends up in grotesque scenes. (Form/Style) > content in this one but all in all it works quite well."
Proof (2005) - Rated 05 Jun 2025
"Terrible acting (Gylenhaal really does not fit as a geeky mathematician), terrible screen play. I could not wait till the end."
Conclave (2024) - Rated 07 May 2025
"Beautiful shots"
Spy Game (2001) - Rated 01 May 2025
"Looks like the director's main goal was to shoot every scene under 5 seconds."
La Cocina (2024) - Rated 22 Apr 2025
"Wanted to be a 3 star Michelin film but instead leaves viewers with indigestion. Too many ideas and styles, some Fantastic like the Rush hour scene."
Carlito's Way (1993) - Rated 22 Mar 2025
"Worst gangster-style movie that I watched. Script is weak and simple, acting is poor and does not fit. Lofted the Score to 25 only because of the chase scene at the end."
Dexter: Original Sin (2024) - Rated 09 Mar 2025
"Good prequel to Dexter. Smart, funny and enjoy able to watch for the most part. Casting was top notch, even Slater did not bother me, just reminded of the Great Mr Robot."
Daaaaaali! (2023) - Rated 02 Mar 2025
"This is what a real fake biopic should look like! Dupieux is perfect in showing intricacies of Dali's surrealism (even if it's fake)"
Possible Worlds (2000) - Rated 03 Feb 2025
""The decent, if not entirely novel, conceptual premise isn't really developed enough to carry the movie, but the tone is effective. Very Cronenbergian.""