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The plot focuses on three arcs, each having a great finish and elegantly intersecting. Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson are mates who have a falling out because one of them no longer wants to be friends with the other. Why? He doesn't want to waste his time with dull guys because he's realized how rapidly his life is passing him by. Obviously, Collin (Pádraic Súilleabháin) takes offense and begins attempting to win the other back until his friend's stubbornness leads his boiling resentment to boil over.

Colin Farrell gives one of, if not the, greatest performances of his career, with his adorable naivety gradually transforming into a blazing rage. Brendan Gleeson is amazing because of his continually calm demeanor and ability to humanize his character despite his severe decision.

The film is brilliantly shot, perfectly reflecting the natural landscape. The excellent costume and set design brilliantly convey the period (1920s Ireland), drawing you into the entire act.

Martin McDonagh has created an exceptional film in many respects, beginning with the brilliant theatrical writing and performances by all the main actors. It's one of the best pieces of writing you'll ever witness. There is an excellent balance of comedy and sadness.

It is a truly masterful film and an absolute joy to watch.

The Batman

This is a fantastic contribution to the superhero genre and a must-see for Batman fans.

This film does a wonderful job of conveying the Batman world with the necessary grit and mood, as well as excellent lighting and cinematography. With some subtle connections within the tale and at the end, this did a wonderful job of implying numerous potential spinoffs. The fight scene was also fantastic and well-executed. I think this did not need to be three hours long, and some scenes might have been cut better. This movie should have been under two and half hours. Apart from this, this was a wonderful experience.

Please do watch and enjoy.

Year 2092, nearly end of the earth. The sky is full of dust, the soil is burned, and people are barely living. A company called UTS has formed a system of hub satellites connected to the mother planet by space elevators, and Sullivan, the visionary mastermind who runs UTS, has also developed a floating residential paradise in space, planning to colonize the mars. Meanwhile, Tae-ho (Song Joong-ki) and Captain Jang (Kim Tae-ri) lead a crew of garbage collectors who patrol the solar system taking out the trash. When they found a young girl, later finding out to be a stolen weapon of mass destruction, they see an opportunity to sell "Dorothy", but they get involved in a risky business deal.

The plot was refreshing and gave reasons, means and justification to every character for their actions and feelings. Solid beginning, kind of lengthy mid scene, could have reduced run time there, but in the end the emotional pay off was stunning.

This movie is kind of giving both Guardian of Galaxy and Elysium vibe. Finally, I can say that this movie is amazing considering its budget of $20 million. Amazing CGI, good story packed with action, worth watching.