kanebalcombe

Babylon was a surprising movie that portraied great scenes in a fun way with each and every actor acting at their best. Most scenes were shot in a beautiful eye and has Tarintino like writing, what with some scenes stretching almost twenty minutes and having my complete attention for the entire period. Alot was to be acknowledged and praised as Damien Chazelle provided yet another outstanding film. This film told the story of Old Babylon really well, and has fun doing it. Brad Pitt, as always, being the standout in this movie, with incredible acting that felt like the real Jack Conrad, as well Margot Robbie having exceptional chemistry with Diego Calva. By the third act, however, things started to slow down, and this is not a good thing to happen for a 3 hour film, the story decided to start a new sub plot that not only took away from the rest of the elements of the movie, but what also unintersting. The writing fell flat and the story got completely out of hand. With saying that this movie has its controversial ups and downs but still remains a 7/10 for decent writing, great acting and a fun time.

12 angry men is an hour and thirty six minuets of pure beauty. It consist of jaw dropping cinematography, toe curling writing, and tear giving dialogue, this movie was impressively ahead of its time. Adapted flawlessly from the play written by Reginald Rose, this movie stays true to its source material, and yet has so much creative flow. There is not one point in the hour and thirty six minuets of twelve people talking in a room that is boring. From the start to the end, the suspense is rising, the character development is emasculate, you can feel your relationship between characters growing. This absolute underrated hidden gem of a film deserves nothing less than ten stars.