protectthealphawolf
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Alright. I confess. I am an emotional person. After seeing the Plugged In review for this film, I cautiously threw this movie in on a slow, Saturday night. I assumed that it was going to be much like the movie "Ghost," and that it would be good, but not overly amazing. I was so wrong.
Not only did this movie make me cry for most of its duration, but it literally made me sob so hard that I was afraid of waking up the rest of my family is I cried in my bedroom at 11:45 at night. The film just hits so close to home. Time is the enemy of everyone. There's no going back, and there's no stopping it either. People pass, relationships end, romances form and then break apart. Nothing, at least in our physical world, ever stays the same. This movie beautifully illustrates this in a way that most American audiences don't seem to be understanding, which is why I am writing this review.
This movie deserves so much more recognition that it currently has; especially on this site. While this is by no means an action-packed or on-the-edge-of-your-seat film, the pure amount of artistry and raw, unadulterated emotion found in it makes stand out in my mind as one of the best films I have ever seen.
It's so simple. So astronomically simple; and that's what makes it so magical. Whether it be the haunting image of a wrecked car or the heavily-spoken about scene depicting a woman eating an entire pie for over five minutes, every single shot is filmed with so much emotion, it makes you want to pause the film and reflect on every minute the story has to offer. Everything has a purpose in this film. It all ties together in this beautiful, haunting tragedy mixed with a love song.
I know I'm just a kid. Yes, I may be only seventeen. But I beg you, if the reviews for this film on this site are making you think twice about seeing this, just listen to what I have to say and watch it. No, it's not for everyone. If you're looking for a horror movie or a blood-splattered motion pic, skip this one over. But if you're deeper than that, and you actually want to experience something you won't forget, throw yourself into this one.
It's sad to see that this beautiful masterpiece of American cinema is being so overlooked.
Not only did this movie make me cry for most of its duration, but it literally made me sob so hard that I was afraid of waking up the rest of my family is I cried in my bedroom at 11:45 at night. The film just hits so close to home. Time is the enemy of everyone. There's no going back, and there's no stopping it either. People pass, relationships end, romances form and then break apart. Nothing, at least in our physical world, ever stays the same. This movie beautifully illustrates this in a way that most American audiences don't seem to be understanding, which is why I am writing this review.
This movie deserves so much more recognition that it currently has; especially on this site. While this is by no means an action-packed or on-the-edge-of-your-seat film, the pure amount of artistry and raw, unadulterated emotion found in it makes stand out in my mind as one of the best films I have ever seen.
It's so simple. So astronomically simple; and that's what makes it so magical. Whether it be the haunting image of a wrecked car or the heavily-spoken about scene depicting a woman eating an entire pie for over five minutes, every single shot is filmed with so much emotion, it makes you want to pause the film and reflect on every minute the story has to offer. Everything has a purpose in this film. It all ties together in this beautiful, haunting tragedy mixed with a love song.
I know I'm just a kid. Yes, I may be only seventeen. But I beg you, if the reviews for this film on this site are making you think twice about seeing this, just listen to what I have to say and watch it. No, it's not for everyone. If you're looking for a horror movie or a blood-splattered motion pic, skip this one over. But if you're deeper than that, and you actually want to experience something you won't forget, throw yourself into this one.
It's sad to see that this beautiful masterpiece of American cinema is being so overlooked.
Now, the rating on this one is a little misleading for this review, as I simply want to see this show get better ratings. It's NOT awful, and while it's by far not the best television show I've seen in recent years, it's by far not the worst.
It's sad to see the media bash this show so much, when in reality, it actually has a lot of potential. Characters such as Black Bolt, Medusa, Lockjaw, Crystal are likable, heroic and have truly interesting powers. And yes, the animation could have been a bit better on some of the stunts, but that should be expected of a series aimed for television. This is ABC, not HBO. You get what you pay for. Fortunately, the show has enough fascinating aspects and genuinely unique characters, that it somehow works. It's fun-to-watch, entertaining, and at least has a somewhat-believable story line.
For Marvel fans and any fans of the original Inhumans comic books, I would highly recommend this show, as it is criminally underrated, and the media is stomping on something that, without all the bad press, would likely be very well received. Good show, unfortunately, due to all of the negative media reviews, I think it's headed for a quick death, which makes me very sad.
It's sad to see the media bash this show so much, when in reality, it actually has a lot of potential. Characters such as Black Bolt, Medusa, Lockjaw, Crystal are likable, heroic and have truly interesting powers. And yes, the animation could have been a bit better on some of the stunts, but that should be expected of a series aimed for television. This is ABC, not HBO. You get what you pay for. Fortunately, the show has enough fascinating aspects and genuinely unique characters, that it somehow works. It's fun-to-watch, entertaining, and at least has a somewhat-believable story line.
For Marvel fans and any fans of the original Inhumans comic books, I would highly recommend this show, as it is criminally underrated, and the media is stomping on something that, without all the bad press, would likely be very well received. Good show, unfortunately, due to all of the negative media reviews, I think it's headed for a quick death, which makes me very sad.