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If there would only be one word to describe Brazil, it would be "messy" and I do not like messy movies. But then again, that is the same exact reason why people like them.

Brazil is objectively a product of a unique mind. Throughout the story line and through every single detail in the movie, it is nearly impossible not to see the creativity. This creativity is demonstrated in a bold and significantly absurd way; which could be the only reason why it is so exciting for some, and unbearable for others.

One thing that stands out in this creativity madness is the constant mocking of bureaucracy, which was pretty much the only thing that made the movie watchable for me. The production in general is good and the construction of the dystopian world is sometimes interesting.

However, most of the movie is terribly boring. The boredom is normally not so important of a factor in movies, but this is a sci-fi movie in a dystopian world. Its instruments are solely based on the genre itself, so we do not have the option to say that sci-fi is only a tool for what the movie wants you to see. This situation is catastrophically ugly by itself and it can very well be the single reason to downgrade the movie to the depths of hell. Sci-fi movies does not have to be interesting for everyone, but it is supposed to be not boring by definition.

I think the experiment in this movie can be considered as a very unfortunate attempt to bring together art and science fiction. There probably are some ways to make it work, but even if there is, it does not change the fact that Brazil did a horrible job at it.

Bond franchise has been taken to another level with Daniel Craig in it. Casino Royale was truly a masterpiece in so many aspects and it has set the standards to a high level for the other movies. So I get that it is hard to reach to those standards and live up to the expectations.

But, it feels like Craig's goodbye should not have been filled with immense amount of clichés and unnecessary story lines. The actual ending was really good and emotional, but it is hard to say the same for the movie overall.

Bond movies will always be enjoyable for those who does not have any emotional connections to the Bond movies. However, it is very easy to say that No Time To Die was disappointing, especially when you think about the place that it has in the whole franchise. It was also very sad to see Ana de Armas for such a small amount of time.

The ethical dilemmas and complicated relationships are two of the most valuable aspects of life. It is very hard to imagine these two aspects coming together in a TV show, yet The Good Place is so extraordinary that it manages to not only bring these two together but it also does it flawlessly. It can easily be said that The Good Place is more than a TV show in so many ways. Life is an ongoing process and during this process, we are not always aware of our choices. But what if we do, what if we would be aware of every single choice that we make? Would that make us better human beings, or would it make our lives even harder? These are just a few questions that The Good Place magnificently elaborates on. Even though comedy is a material that plays a huge part in the show, it is not necessarily what the show is about. It's about all the questions that we have related to life.