Reviews

Avengers:Infinity War is a film that has a problem. A huge problem. Namely, how to encompass 10 years of screen history and 23 characters into one film so, that the end result would not take over three hours to complete, and not only be satisfying, but also good? It is hard, so the writers and the directors should be honored for having made a film as good as they did. There is also a great moral dilemma at the center, namely that of whether it is right to kill some in order that the many could have a better life? In that case, the films is really amazing, and also a great example of entertainment cinema. But. The films is not that good, and I have never been a huge fan of these Marvel movies-Star Wars and Harry Potter are blockbuster franchises that I like much more. And sometimes the writing is a bit out of hand, and having more than twenty main characters obviously translates to the fact than not all are very well developed. Herein, also lies a great problem. Avengers: Infinity War is a great film, make no mistake, with the best superhero film ending since The Dark Knight, but in order to really know these characters(except for Thanos, who is surprisingly fleshed out and could contend to the title of Main Character in this film) you have to watch their solo films-something that sadly is necessary for a franchise like this.But, otherwise from that, this here really is a great film.

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is the best comedy i have ever seen. A great example of the hollowness of normal comedies and the greatness of black comedies. I have definitely been inspired to watch the two other films of Martin McDonagh and try to check out some of his plays.

Frances McDormand gives an amazing, Oscar-worthy performance, as does Sam Rockwell in perhaps some of the greatest arc acting i have truly ever seen.Music is used quite effectively and the violence is often. Everything is quite serious, but comedy is still there-often after some really serious events. The screenplay is amazing, the acting is amazing and the direction is amazing. A superiority.

star wars has war in its title, but the films really deal more in faith. I am not saying this is bad, because there really are not a lot of mainstream films dealing with faith in the way star wars is. However, a franchise with the title star wars should include stars and be about war. Although stars are included, no movie has really talked about war. Now, with the Star Wars Anthology series existing, we can expect films with different style than the main episodes. While Han Solo film is supposed to be an action- adventure film with a western feel, then Rogue One is a film about war and its price. Not only is this film gritty, dark and includes colorless visuals, it also deals with the fact that in war, even the good guys have to do bad things, like be assassins and spies, which is not as honorable as being Han Solo or Luke Skywalker. But without this there would not be victory. In fact, one of the good guys gets killed by the rebels as a mistake. Also, all of the films main characters die. But they gave the Death Star plans to the rebels and so, victory comes. In fact, if they would have failed, Luke Skywalker would not be a legend after all. Also, I like how the film acknowledges that Darth Vader is a broken soul and does not shy away from using material from the prequels( they are part of the canon) and uses both Coruscant and Mustafar. But at its heart, it is a gritty war film bout war and its price.

I had only seen Avatar and Titanic when I, watching TV found True Lies. It was a great spy film and I enjoyed it. The next day I watched Titanic, as excellent as ever. Then I thought about watching other James Cameron films.

He s definitely a genius and while waiting for Avatar 2, I watched The Terminator, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The basic idea of the film is that in the future most of humanity has been wiped out by machines. A brave man named John leads the human resistance against the machines. Machines are nearly wiped out, when they send the Terminator, an almost unstoppable cyborg back in time with one goal:murder Sarah , the future mother of John. By doing so, humans would already be wiped out. However, a human called Kyle Reese is also transported back in time to save Sarah. The film is great and I enjoyed it.

I do not like horrors. But watching Aliens was great. First up, Aliens really is not a horror. Its predecessor, Alien is clearly a horror film and its two successors, Alien 3 and Alien: Resurrection are too. Even though the original films prequel, Prometheus is not very scary, it is still meant as a horror and so is its upcoming sequel, Alien:Covenant.

Aliens is terrific. It uses silence and normal sounds terrifyingly. Even when nothing is yet happening, the feel of terror is so big that the moment the aliens attack, is not even half as scary. The film itself is great and I love it. Sigourney Weaver is a great actor and James Cameron, the films writer and director, is definitely a genius.

I went to see Warcraft movie on a night and i am not disappointed. The movie was good, a great fantasy flick with awesome looking visuals and even more awesome looking orcs. While it is certainly a good movie, it is not an unmissable one. That i a creepy situation, because it sets me apart from both the critics and the fans. While i would go to cinema to watch a sequel then this movie is not as good as most people say. But i nonetheless still enjoyed it and had a pretty good time watching it. I am happy to see a new great fantasy franchise come out. It is also a good movie which is interesting because it is based on a video game. For a verdict i would say that this movie is a good one that will fill your time with a good memory and a good feeling, too. I liked this movie and it is great. I am definitely on board for sequels. Besides the fight between the orcs and the humans is really interesting. The characters are great and everything is sorted out great. I had a good time watching this good movie and i am sure you have too.

Christopher Nolan is one of the worlds best directors and he turned Batman into a mega franchise full of unexpected plot twists and great story lines. It is also one of the best comic book movies sewn and it is a movie what is worth having 10 out of 10. I do have to say that Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck were both better as Batman, but Christian Bale does nothing wrong and is definitely better than George Clooney. Also, while i personally think that this the best standalone Batman movie, then Batman v superman was also a great joy and an awesome movie: the two are quite different still and the dark knight is in to capture the darkness of batman and also leave a way to a trilogy with a connected story line rather than set up a whole shared universe, it is enjoyable and makes you get hooked into the chair and watch the whole long thing thrilled until the end.

A great Burton movie once again... seriously Mel Stuarts take on the much beloved children's book was definitely a awful changer: as a lover of books I hate it when people just come along and kill what they can find. But seriously Tim Burton's takes on the chocolate factory is refreshing with Burton style and a good adaptation of a book by Roald Dahl. For first up, it starts with a right title and Johnny Depp is way closer to the young crazy chocolate maker we saw in the book. Even the musical parts have been kept( Burton definitely had a very big part in it) and see Charlies uncle Joe as a old skinny guy is definitely a right thing. Of course there is the thing with flashbacks. Burton has a very unique style of storytelling that is no surprise that we see something very much outside the source material come along. This time it is a flashback extra story telling the story of young Willy Wonka and his journey of becoming a candy maker. It does make a very big step away from the book but as it always is with Burton, he just makes you like this part too.

When the news that Matthew Vaughn, the excellent director of X- Men:First Class, would not be directing a sequel everybody was surely sad. But when Bryan Singer came on and made a return then it all seemed to be worth it. To tell the truth, Days of Future Past is the best movie in the franchise yet. Nothing has beaten it as Tim Millers Deadpool really did not get close to this and X- Men:Apocalypse is clearly not over this here. Bryan Singer does it great and cool, playing with his awesome characters and rooting them to do stuff they do all very well. The sense of the first main X-Men prequel is still her and every character is as he or she should be. The only bad thing here is that we have seemingly lost the sense of the first 2 x-men movies, but its a long awaited reunion that proves that the x-men are back in movie business with great hands.

First up: I'm really a fan of Tim Burtons visual style and as a lover of his style its really hard to not appreciate a movie by him which has that unique style. This movie is actually the first of his i ever saw. Im actually confused because his crazy visual style made his 2 batman movies so great and although this movie is not as good its definitely great enough for me. I give 8 to films which are not unmissable(10) close to that (supergreat(9)) but great. Tim Burton is a unique filmmaker whose style cannot be thrown away. If he ever dies I'm going to watch all of his movies all over , and hope others see Burtons greatness too. That style is also what makes this film so good.