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Quasi-9's reviews

by Quasi-9
This page compiles all reviews Quasi-9 has written, sharing their detailed thoughts about movies, TV shows, and more.
12 reviews
Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine O'Hara, Sam Rockwell, Henry Cavill, Bryan Cranston, Bryce Dallas Howard, John Cena, Chip, Ariana DeBose, and Dua Lipa in Argylle (2024)

Argylle

5.6
1
  • Mar 7, 2024
  • Hollywood trash in its purest form

    No need to spend two hours for this ones, its a waste of good actors crammed into something that doesn't even remotely resemble a storyline or a halfdecent movie. You would be well advised to stay clear of this one. I want to write something nice, but I get the two three songs in the beginning is the best part of the movie. Fair warning I stopped in half way in as it was deteriorating to complete waisted of time. Hard to write any spolers and this would imply more meaning or a plot that could somehow be revealed, besides lining the actors pockets. What a sad travesty of nonsensical crap Hollywood have become.
    Mystery Road (2018)

    Mystery Road

    7.5
    1
  • Jan 7, 2023
  • Boring beyond belief

    A slow paced dumpster outback tale that goes absolutely nowhere painstakingly slow.

    The only thing in plenty amount in the series is dust and the feeling of depressing outskirts dread, which the series delivers to an Oscar. After the first few episode, the lack of storyline kinda evolves into a sitting around in the dessert talking about trivial stuff. I do think its marginally more interesting than watching paint dry, but my hopes that there actually is a story hidden in the outskirts dessert have faded and I am accepting that maybe Australian series and films might just not be for me. Would recommend passing this.
    Sofie Gråbøl, Tommy Karlsen, Bjørn Sundquist, Rune Temte, Rasmus Bjerg, Zaki Youssef, and Håkon T. Nielsen in Wild Men (2021)

    Wild Men

    6.4
    4
  • Apr 26, 2022
  • Funny amateur movie

    Casual comedy set in Norway.

    The movie delivers some comical relief and even though the lead role, delivers decent acting, the whole movie and script is a lackluster amateurish achievement, just a bit more mediocre than the mean.
    Trine Dyrholm in Margrete: Queen of the North (2021)

    Margrete: Queen of the North

    6.6
    1
  • Dec 4, 2021
  • Disappointing, great potential waisted.

    My Octopus Teacher (2020)

    My Octopus Teacher

    8.1
    10
  • Sep 12, 2020
  • Remarkable, unque and highly recommendable

    It is a magnificent shot documentary, that captures you from the first second. It's def. more than just another documentary about nature, it's about man and nature or the nature of man, besides the marvelous steam of life where other intelligent creatures lives. One of these we follow intimately.

    Whether there are some anthropomorphic biases inherent in the documentary, but of course, even though our narrator and human, def. starts thinking like an octopus, maybe the octopus also starts behaving more like a human.

    I adored this masterpiece. Highly recommendable.
    The Last Igloo (2019)

    The Last Igloo

    7.5
    3
  • Jul 5, 2020
  • Inauthentic attempt to show the inuit ways

    Nicolas Cage, Ned Dennehy, and Andrea Riseborough in Mandy (2018)

    Mandy

    6.5
    8
  • Sep 23, 2018
  • Best Nicolas Cage movie since Faceoff

    I was positively surprised by the audacious overload of visual and audio stimuli.

    The drunkard Nicolas Cage, that haven't starred in anything but pure and other crap since the great Faceoff movie, is cast perfectly, with little to no lines he can screw up.

    The whole movie is a beautiful lucid dream, tripping in the vast unknown red forest of the occult.

    Recommendable,
    Keanu Reeves in Siberia (2018)

    Siberia

    4.3
    3
  • Jul 14, 2018
  • Half a movie no real story

    I adore Keanu Reaves, but this movie simply doesn't work, the main actors are good, but the rest of the storyline and cast is virtually no-existent. There is little tangible evidence, there was a decent script or any idea behind the movie. Waste of time 3/10
    Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage, Orlando Bloom, Martin Freeman, Lee Pace, Benedict Cumberbatch, Evangeline Lilly, and Luke Evans in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013)

    The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

    7.8
    1
  • Dec 10, 2013
  • Mediocre and far from Tolkien

    I agree with most reviewer, that this is by far the worst movie so far, the elvish couple and kids-channel atmosphere destroys the many good and great scenes and creates and ambiguity that never leaves you. Also the fact that the whole atmosphere is gloomy does come through, but since the story line is so muddied up is fancy ninja elf-clowns fights it's hard to not feel cheated. I wanted to love and adore and worship this movie, instead I left hoping they would remake it and make it right..guess it was because they needed more money and had to make 3 films, so they invented some crap and put a bunch of kung-fu fighting elves in it after testing it on an audience of high school kids.
    Wesley Snipes and Lena Headey in The Contractor (2007)

    The Contractor

    5.4
    2
  • Jun 18, 2007
  • So bad I had to write a review and issue a fair warning!

    Have previously enjoyed Wesley Snipes in several action flicks and I had expected a lot more, even from a score of 5.8 IMDb, the movie fails to entertain and even though the story is thin and unoriginal, the acting is most unfortunately thinner and goes to mimic a "worst case scenario" of playing "strong" feelings accompanied by some bad acting... Don't waist your time this movie ísnt entertaining, if you wanna cry it might suffice though, even though your tears will be wept due to seeing Wesley Snipes in the tragic action film wannabe comedy...

    I give this 2/10 it really was awful, if you wanna see a decent movie go see shooter or rent it, its all the good things this movie isn't.
    Nicolas Cage in National Treasure (2004)

    National Treasure

    6.9
    1
  • Feb 18, 2005
  • Nicholas Cage in big floppy movie

    This movie is really bad, a bad script hinders even a talented crew from getting anywhere satisfactory or entertaining, the script is so thin, that its ups I've solved the puzzle in 120 seconds to make the storyline go on. I love Nicholas Cage and was counting on him for some serious entertainment, which never was delivered. What was delivered was Hollywood when its worst, a lot of thin lines and a even thinner story that never gets satisfactory. That a movie is beyond realistic is okey, but a movie thats hilarious and boring is not what I think should become the new standard for action movies. Judge for yourself apparently a lot of people somehow found this mildly interesting, though I don't see how.... I give this movie 1, its a rare catastrophic failure!
    Anthony Hopkins, Gary Oldman, Keanu Reeves, Winona Ryder, Monica Bellucci, Sadie Frost, Michaela Bercu, and Florina Kendrick in Dracula (1992)

    Dracula

    7.4
    10
  • Jan 4, 2005
  • A classic vampire tale based on Bram Stokers "fairy" tale

    This movie is a great piece of art, depicting Bram Stokers classic novel about the Transylvania's Count Dracula. The story is able to stir a lot of sensations every time I see it. The human side of the vampire Dracula is romantic and beautiful and Gary Oldman delivers uncompromisingly the best Dracula of our age. My favorite quote "I have crossed oceans of time to find you" is the epitome of romance, the whole base is the movie is this; that love never dies and true love is greater than death! It could be argued that the original old German black & white casting Dracula perhaps is better ;) The beauty and strength of this movie is within the characters and their well-developed characters, who along with the whole atmosphere and the emotional tone of this movie really caries each person and are depicted with a depth beyond most films. I would recommend this movie to every child, woman and man who loves the mysteries of a good fairy tale. Yea and of topic I might add to every hardcore fan should dig into their local library and read about the real Vlad of the order Dracul(dragon) who did'nt drank blood, but impaled whole villages in his courtyard!

    Enjoy! Kind regards Jonas

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