"You have no idea what I’m capable of."
I didn't know that this is a prequel to 'X'. Now that I've seen 'X' before this, I think this is very much better than the former. This film just shows us a growth and the bloom of the insane mind of Pearl, a German immigrant in Texas in the year 1918. Whereas on the other hand, 'X' is just built around a gory fest. And what I remember of it, the…
"If I find out you're lying, I'll cut your hairless little prick off before you even know what it's for."
This film just came upto me and my friends and we figured that we might just watch it and just decide if its a good horror or not. Now, this isn't a jumpscare horror, doesn't rely on it, and goes with the flow with developing characters gradually with no remorse or empathy for anyone whatsoever. The protagonist of the Orphan…
"A shoe is always just a shoe until someone steps into it."
This felt like a good story to me when I heard about it. And I think Ben Affleck and Matt Damon in the roles they did were a great casting. A serious yet humorous role for them, this time inclining towards serious more unlike "Good Will Hunting" in a way in which they were an iconic duo. The film had a great script and performances by Ben, Viola…
A beautiful cinematic experience.
This surpasses the original in every way. I watched the original when this was released and I didn't want to destroy my expectations and therefore it was my decision to not watch this in the cinemas then. And I wasn't able to digest all of you saying how good this movie was. But anyway, after this IMAX watch, I can pretty much say that this might be the best sequel to any film that I've seen…
