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These guys are excellent. I remember Kermode's analysis of The Exorcist when it was re-released: broad-minded, very intelligent, and uncynical and unsceptical about the film's religious-faith values. Talk about an open mind. Charlie Higson reviewed it on TV at the same time: he might as well have just seen Frozen for all it meant to him. How could he not have been moved and then questioned his atheism?❤❤

This movie is fan intercoursing tastic

It's a stupid film.

Boom!!

This movie is garbage!

Has its moments (the opening scene is pretty harrowing), but inferior to the first chapter. Far too much CGI, looks fake and therefore kills the scares.

The Deer Hunter is possibly the most self-indulgent film I've ever seen. It was clear even then that Michael Cimino enjoyed sniffing his own farts, but he was able to cloak it in the hot topic of the Vietnam War, which made his farts more palatable for everyone else. But Heaven's Gate really pulled the wool out from under your eyes, the guy was just insufferable.

Like a tongue tongue, in my eardrum, dum dum, music boyfriend I'm your yum yum! Actually written by Emily Skaggs that plays Patty.

the production design is astounding

It's excellent. The only odd part is the poor grammar. A family of 20th century elitists would know the difference between subject and object pronouns. I think the writer needed a better editor.

I come to this review from time to time, hoping more people watched this film. I genuinely think this film should be shown to aliens that haven't decided wheter or not this lonely rock of a planet deserves to be saved.

It really made my appreciate simple slow life rhythm, not worring about things are not happining in the moment, as it's the oldest way to have a meaningful life, it is the way of all times I think. It is different and beautiful.

One of the best films I have ever seen! Incredible performances and such a great plot.

This old guy doesn't get it.

I got huge autistic vibes from him, makes sense that he had a breakdown, but the movie was like two autistic people just living 🤷

I worked on the truck scenes VFX wise (yes, uncannily they were not real....) and all I thought was I was doing shots including that guy out of Manhunter (netflix show). much fun.

Beautiful set props and theme, story was a bit non existent. Characters and plot absent.

I can't comment, irony, because of Mark Ive never seen this movie 👍

The hospital scene with Red and Jason was so unexpectedly deep and tender.

I love Tom Burke in everything he plays. But here, he gives me the creeps as a user and a criminal narcissist.

I disagree, this is so much better than so much of what Hollywood releases, odd is not a word I wouldn't use, melodrama? Really, Emily blunt had moved away

Ice Age 1: fantastic Ice Age 2: decent Ice Age 3: decent Ice Age 4: bad Ice Age 5: painful

Even though he's made many great films, I would argue that "Jaws" is Spielberg's magnum opus.

The first 2/3rds of Nocturnal Animals is absolutely captivating. You cannot turn away. I think the last third, whilst remaining interesting and strong on the symbolism is a little thin. I wonder if anyone else feels this way?

Young cast especially fassbender and mcavoy were astonishing

Possibly the best xmen film in my books

How articulate. I love this movie completely. This review is spot on and entices me to watch again again..

The scene where a character is explaining the bomb will go off after some time and JGL chimes in with the line "tHiS bOmB iS a TiMe BoMb" implies that Nolan does NOT think his audience is smart as he is.

This movie has the scariest bad guys I can ever remember seeing in a movie. Terrifying.

"Yomping." What a great word!

Couldn't finish it. The female gaze written by a man doesn't work here. The sun dance sequence was lovely, though.

A terrible review. He doesn't have to like the film (I didn't) but he has nothing to say other than that he didn't understand it, which he seems to regard with a sort of pride. He then pads out this uninteresting piece of information with feeble, smirky English jokes, supposedly funny accents and a rehash of a Monty Python routine. This kind of bluff "britishness" (masking boring cultural conservativism and all-round intellectual timidity) is a national embarrassment

Thoughtful, perceptive review of a really fine film. NB: Steve Buscemi's last name is pronounced: Boo-SHEH-mee.

I've tried to watch it with friends three times and fell asleep each time. That says it all, really.

"AMBU-LA-LANCE"

Basically every Gerard Butler film I watch nowadays ends up surprising me. The posters and titles give the impression that the films are gonna be generic and pretty bad, and whilst a few of them are somewhat generic, I’m always left surprised.

Bridesmaids = an absolute bore !

Movie is creepy, unusual and BRILLIANT! Never seen anything like it. Acting perfect, totally original, beautiful scenery.

Starting to be completely puzzled by some of Mark's reviews of blockbusters in particular. I mean I know each to their own n all, but would anyone agree that this is much better than The Meg 2 which Mark gave a pretty glowing review for? I'm pretty convinced he's either convinced himself he loves The Meg 2 because it's Ben Wheatley (despite Mark denying it) or he just really really loves sharks (despite saying he didn't like the first one much). For me I actually had more fun with both the first Meg and this. The Meg 2, if you take Ben Wheatley out of your mind, seemed to me to be very much purely a cash in blockbuster. Ben Wheatley wanted some money, that's it if you ask me. He said a positive is it's bonkers and has loads of crazy stuff at the end (blockbusters tend to don't they??). Isn't this maybe more bonkers and has much more crazy stuff going on? I would argue yes. Also scarier and more daring when it came to gore. Very harsh review for me. Also the narrative of Meg 2 isn't anything to write home about. Far from it. At least here they are doing/trying something a bit different.

I love Michael Cane. Great movies. Good looking man. And love his voice.

Spectre is awful and set up Craig for an awful, awful finale.

I think they were ghosts caught in a vicious circle due to the reasons of their deaths, caused by a bar fight, followed by road rage, which caused vehicle accidents on those tricky backroads.

I enjoyed this film

Silk Road was shut down but not Bitcoin ! Think about how many drug dealers we're made millionaires because they had a couple thousand Bitcoin left in their wallet . That burns huh . This is a pro-crypto statement .

One of Kermode's worst ever takes

The main thrust of Kermode's argument is true: the Swedish film was a coming-of-age story that happened to involve Vampires, whereas the American film was a horror film that happened to involve children. They could have removed the vampire references in the Swedish movie and it still would have been great.

Brilliant film. No issues

I thought the political aspect of the satire felt very confused and like it was trying to play both sides.

waste of time - arrogant take

Red headed giants were supposed to have fought the tribes and lived on in their legends the premise of the film was good but we needed more explanation. It reminded me of the 13 th warrior but not as epic.