What they saw standing before them was neither wolf or sheep, but some kind of unknown creature that froze their blood. He wouldn't find a home again with the sheep of his childhood; and without the Wolf, Chirin realized he had no home at all.
Cute lil lamb faces his own weakness and turns away in disgust, only to embody the primal evil that first scarred him.
Weird 'cycle of abuse' allegory drafted for kids by the same company that makes HELLO KITTY
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Les Misérables 2019
Violent and caustic in it's untheatrical bluntness.
Issaka is a savage, untamable riot, boiling in his rage, unappeasable by any discourse, seeing right through power in any shape of form.
Only in a bunch of miserable immigrant children from the slums you could see such unstoppable, earnest rebellion.
Had me yelling at the screen.
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Suicide Squad 2016
This script is so bad it was probably written by a 13 year old boy while he jerked off to harley quinn. OK basically this movie has no narrative structure, no cohesion between one part and the next, no compelling motifs and no commitment to a coherent storyline.
It has so many illogical jumps i can barely keep track: We Are in Jail > We Are Now Best Friends > We are gonna help to save this dude's girlfriend because???
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Call Me by Your Name 2017
Honestly i thought this movie could be a lot better considering A) fucking beautiful scenery aka country-side Italy, baroque war town, old houses etc B) Sufjan Stevens C) A+ cast (ok mostly Timothée) AND the overall dreamy atmosphere created by these elements.
Most of the time i felt like things between them were excessively coded to the point where it alienated the audience, like there was an attempt to a slow, subtle pace... but there is a difference between subtle…
