I just want to say that the Batalha Centro de Cinema's crew is probably the most considerate in the world. I forgot my tickets at home, and they gave me replacement tickets. I felt awful, and they were just so nice. And then I somehow lost my replacement tickets while exiting the session, and now I feel even worse.
Anyway the movie is great. And the people at Batalha are even greater.
The moon robot has honestly some of the best character animation I have ever seen. It's amazing how much personality Nick Park got out of an appliance without a single hint of a face.
Part of r/Letterboxd’s Film Club 001 [Reboots]
When I first saw Mad Max: Fury Road I wasn’t into movies as much as I am now. I was casually going to see Spy because it was getting nice reviews, but arrived late to the cinema, so I had to choose another movie to watch. Best mistake of my life.
I was completely amazed. I’d heard good things about it, but nothing could prepare me for the breathtaking spectacle that would unfold…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
After watching Blade Runner (The Final Cut), a movie known for the monumental praise it receives, I felt like something was missing. It didn’t seem like a masterpiece, not even a good movie. The possibility of the general opinion giving me too high expectations is very probable, but still, it didn’t just feel like a disappointment. It felt like a plain bad movie. In this recent viewing, things got better, but the main aspects that troubled me remained the same.…
