It's rare for me rewatch movies. I love the sensation of watching a story for the first time.

Ah, you brought wrap ups back then! Thank you!!! Def up for a best of so far vid x

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Glad you're excited about these videos making a comeback))

@mikesilva3868

Жыл бұрын

Bill: "This is Wookie Life Day propaganda, isn't it?"😅

Marianna plz don't stop making wrap up videos :)

I think the love for Black Phone stems from a few things. 1) The performances and characters are consistent and both Hawke and the child actors are doing great work 2) It's a refreshingly simple straightforward story that keeps the runtime tight (God it's nice to see a movie that's not 2 hours and 38 minutes long for a change) 3) True Crime is very in vogue these days and this would attract the true crime crowd 4) it's a very fleshed out period movie that feels like it's authentically set in the 70s, not just a neon nostalgia based version of the 70s (like Stranger Things is with the 80s) 5) The story by Joe Hill may be simple, but the emotional beats work and it's never dull... I'll also say I viewed this more as a thriller than a horror movie. With the exception of a few scenes it really doesn't feel like horror, but it makes a fun psychological / supernatural thriller.

@rocky8838

Жыл бұрын

I completely disagree with her about The black phone. It was a refreshing thriller/horror that didn't cheat you. All meat and no fat. It's efficient, clever and the suspense is done well throughout because Scott Derrickson has a good grip on the material.

@jessefriesen9121

Жыл бұрын

@@rocky8838 Yeah I think it's one of the stronger movies to come out this year so far; I was surprised she didn't care for it. Again, I definitely felt it was more thriller than horror, maybe she was just expecting it to be scarier? I usually tend to agree with her on most things, but on this hot take and on her Baz Luhrmann love, I gotta 100% disagree.

@rocky8838

Жыл бұрын

@@jessefriesen9121 For me it was such a cool experience because I am tired of tentpoles taking up space in the theater instead of smaller films like this that are so much better. For example, I don't get the love for Top Gun: Maverick. I thought it was fun for what it was, but it's still a very safe blockbuster with the exact same mechanics as any Marvel movies, so for people to praise it while criticizing those movies feels so strange to me. Of course, Maverick does the cameos and easter eggs with a little more care, but there are no surprises, the characters are all two dimensional and say exactly what you expect them to say and there's no sense of danger. The third act has 3 Deus ex machina moments within the course of 20 minutes, for crying out loud! I can deal with one, but when they take turns saving each other it sucks any sort of danger out of the whole situation. That being said, I have yet to see a Baz Luhrmann movie since I'm not a fan of musicals, but I am interested in seeing Elvis.

Australia was missing in the Baz Luhrman retrospective. The movie should have some love, one my favorite from the 00s.

Hello from Ireland. Glad to see wrap ups are back!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Hello! Thank you for watching))

Life is a journey not a destination. The destination is the same for all. Even when I disagree with your reviews I enjoy your delivery. Keep up the good work!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate that!

@squid4104

Жыл бұрын

The world would be a better place if we could all do this. Makes me sad🤭

Of course do a top 10 so far... But i hope at the end of the year you make it a top 20... Now top 10 End-Year top 20

So excited to see that the monthly wrapups again!!

Thanks alot ❤️

Yay! Thanks for bringing wrap-ups back. Would also love a return of book wrap-ups!

It's great to see you again!! I love your wrap-ups!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

WONDERFUL VIDEO!!!! So great to see wrapups back in action. And yes to a best of 2022 so far! ❤️

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Zach!

Thanks!

Yeahhh the wrap ups are back. So glad you brought back these videos. I absolutely adore them. I love your Letterboxd account as well. You have some amazing reviews on there. I really enjoy reading through them. I agree with you on Elvis, and Cha Cha Real Smooth. I thought they were excellent movies. I loved them.👍😃

Hey Mariana, thanks for bringing back monthly wrap ups. & Yes, I'd love to see your top 20 movies of this year so far as we are now halfway through it. Hope you can make a video on RRR. That movie is so special to me

Happy the monthly wrap-ups are back! Woot!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Yaaaaaaay... Wrap ups are back

i really love this kind of videos i’m glad u brought them back :) fresh it’s such a cool horror film !! for everyone who says nothing good comes out these days

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I agree, Fresh is super underrated

Thanks

Excelent video! Thank you for sharing 😎

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

wraps ups are back is the most amazing news

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Aww I'm glad you're excited to have them back!

I really enjoyed watching this video and hearing your summary reassessments of previously watched films. I find your reviewing style to be nuanced, insightful, incisive, and particularly good at excavating the layers of a film whose treatment may or may not produce a cohesive and interesting overall result. This level of subtlety is actually quite rare among KZread commentators and really helps the viewer to understand and respect your point of view, to the extent that it becomes almost irrelevant whether one disagrees with you or not! Given my above comments, subscribing is not so much a choice as a necessity, haha! Please keep going (basically, I’m willing to read almost anything you post)!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

YEAH!! They're back! ^^

I love "best films so far" lists so I'd be very interested!

For as long as I’ve been watching you I can’t believe this is the first time I’ve noticed your heterochromia. My mom had it too and I always thought it was just the coolest thing. She also was a die-hard Elvis fan and would have LOVED this movie, so I’m glad you enjoyed it so much. I also don’t really understand the seemingly universal praise for The Black Phone. I liked it enough as a random movie that I went to see without ever having watched a trailer, but I certainly didn’t LOVE it the way a lot of other people have been. I’d love to see a Best Of So Far video!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

haha yea, I get comments about my eyes all the time when people notice they're different))

Fresh definitely deserves more love.

As above, so below has suddenly been getting, quite unexpectedley, a sudden "re vamp" for some reason where almost everyone is saying it is actually good and they just didn't like it the first time... Wieid, but cool! And yes, please do a "Best so far" list :)

A 5/10 to Tau!! Feeling generous I see🤣. That's a movie I wished never had wasted my time on it🤣

Hi Marianna, A top 5 so far for 2022 would be wonderful. Also i love the monthly round up of films that you've watched, which gives me some new ideas of future films I'd like view. Atb and peace Andy H Ps loved your sci-fi top 10 :0)

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I loved As Above, So Below. Gave me the creeps. Glad you watched it again!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Just goes to show first impressions aren't always correct

@dukeon

Жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend Hence the need for a blend of impressions ))

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

@@dukeon Ha! I see what you did there

I would love to see a best of so far for 2022

Hi :) Thank you for being a place where I can come to destress! Regarding the Black phone, I totally agree, it was fine. And I also agree with your review of Sinister, just a messed-up movie.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Aww I'm glad I can help take your mind off things, even if it's only for a short time.

Strictly Ballroom is one of my all time favorite :)

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

That movie really surprised me

Nice recap M. re: Baz- one of the reasons I faithfully followed St. Roger [Ebert] over the decades is a film like "Strictly Ballroom." I would NEVER have watched it if not for his review and i LOVED it! And "Moulin Rouge" is the film i most regret not seeing in theater.

Love ya dude

Awesome video once more, i do enjoy your take on all these stories…just on more suggestion: if that platform uses a 5-star scale (like imdb and many more) stick to it, don’t over complicated with grades out of 10, as hard as it may be for all the balkan friends (romanian fan here). And yes, would totally love for you to make a top 10 best movies of the year so far 🥰

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Honestly, it's just because when I review movies I grade on a 10-point scale, so if I rated something an 8/10 it feels weird for me to say 4/5, especially if I made a video review in which I gave it an "out of 10" rating that I'm mentioning in the wrap-up. I do understand it can be a little confusing though, and I'm sorry.

Yay! wrap ups are back. I missed those. Watching a movie with 27% from crtitcs, and 40% from audience. That is a dedication for the cause lol. I remember watching Strictly Ballroom in Cinema back in the day. I also have watched few times on TV. I agree with your assesment. It is something that makes you feel good, and put smile on your face. I am off to practice my Pasodoble lol.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I know, it was a big gamble, but hey, it really paid off)) And AHHH the PASODOBLE! When the dad shows them how it's done - I almost applauded

😊awesome

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

🙌

@mikesilva3868

2 жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend what👁

I wouldn't even describe Funny Games as a "horror movie" but more of an experimental film/conversation piece. The problem is it looks and feels exactly like a horror movie.(lol) I know what you mean, though, about not being able to enjoy the experience. I also feel that way about Happiness.

YES! Wrap-Ups have returned 🙌. I saw Top Gun Maverick, 3 times in theaters. It gets better and better on each watch. And as for Black Phone, I so agree on your points. I did enjoy it more than you did, but there's so much more that could've been added.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't realize everyone missed the Wrap-Ups so much)) And yes, Maverick is just too much fun to only see once on the big screen.

@Locarb

2 жыл бұрын

We appreciate you bringing it back.

YAY! You're back! Here's what I'd watched in June 2022: Crimes of the Future: 4/10 Paprika: 8/10 Videodrome: 9/10 Crash (1996): 6/10 Fritz The Cat: 5/10 Fire Island: 8/10 Call Me By Your Name: 9/10 Brokeback Mountain: 7/10 To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything! Love, Julie Newmar: 7/10 The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert: 7/10 Turning Red: 9/10 Inside Lleywn Davis: 7/10 Requiem for a Dream: 10/10 Daughters of the Dust: 5/10 Boy Erased: 8/10 Eastern Promises: 7/10 Chicago: 10/10 The Black Phone: 7/10 Moonlight: 9/10

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

This is a fun list of movies!

Gotta get to Elvis now! I'm not a huge fan of the director but you've sold me. Would love to see a favorites so far video and maybe a reading wrap up? If your year of reading is going well!

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you enjoy Elvis! Let me know what you think, if you end up watching it!

I suscribed and watched a bunch of old videos, several of this format, but that's the first new one since then, and that's cool, I really like this, talking about new and older movies. I saw Elvis this week and I really liked it, a intense movie but well done. I'm curious to see if the 4h long version will be included on the blu ray. I really need to see Fresh.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I really hope we get that 4-hour version of "Elvis" one day, seems like Luhrmann is open to releasing it, so fingers crossed!

@Bipdark

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome :) Yes, we will see, the issue is the money for editing this and I guess the production studio has to say yes. It would be nice to have a lot more stuff about Elvis life.

Funny Games and Moulin Rouge are two movies where the more you watch it, the more you like it IMO. I did NOT like Moulin Rouge when I first watched it, but now it’s one of my faves. Funny Games was also frustrating to me the first time, but the more I watch the more I notice and really love it.

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Oddly enough, The Prestige is also one of those movies for me - I liked it the first time, but didn't quite get the insane praise it gets. I've raised my rating for it on every rewatch, currently it's at 9/10 for me, kind of expecting to give it a 10 on my next one haha

@Sharpe1502

Жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend Totally agree. You notice something different every time.

Congrats on getting into the Baz Luhrman fan club! I also did not vibe with "Romeo + Juliet" but after seeing "Moulin Rouge" at cinemas twice in the same week , Baz got me into his fan club. I honestly lost count on how many times I've seen "Moulin Rouge" by now. I also love "The Great Gatsby", all the vibes, the cast (except for Carey Mulligan) the Baz extravaganza on point (though Baz made a boring forgettable movie called "Australia", have you seen it?) "Elvis" has not been released yet in Buenos Aires, the date is the 14th still not confirmed. Would love to see your best and worst movies of 2022 so far.

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Oh I've been in he fan club for a while, this was just a really fun re-watching journey. Skipped Australia though, just not a fan of that one, sadly. Hoping to see Elvis this award season!

@monicamerle1417

Жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend you didn't miss anything by skipping "Australia", I'm sure for native Australians must be a good country history lesson but for us the rest of the world's population not so much 😂. Hope they don't delay "Elvis" release till August, we're in winter school break so 90% of theaters are occupied with family/teen movies: Minions, Lightyear, Jurassic World, Thor..you name it 🙄

Love Final Girls. Fun movie

Маріанно, дякую за чудове відео! Now I'm actually scared to watch Black Phone, cause I was excited for it (being the adaptation of a Joe Hill story), but I actively don't like Sinister too, and didn't like it even more on the rewatch. Soooo...

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

I would say I enjoyed the movie a bit more than the short story, they expand on certain things, so maybe you'll still have fun with it?

"Fresh" was great. I'm not a horror guy but watched "Fresh" and "X" back to back last Saturday night and we had a great time.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Two of the best horror movies of the year so far, IMO

Hey Mariana, I'm also a huge Denis Villeneuve fan. I loved this video of yours. Would love to see this sort of video every month. By the way, I noticed RRR on that letterboxd list, yet you didn't speak about it in this video. That's my favourite movie of this year so far & I would love to hear your thoughts on it on any of your upcoming videos. Thanks

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I watched RRR in July, so that's why it wasn't in the video - it will be in my July Wrap-Up

So glad the monthly wrap-ups are back! Also, are you looking forward to Jordan Peele’s Nope?

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Can't wait to see it!

Fresh is awesome!!! And also check out the music in that movie

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! So good!

Great video! Love your channel! Here’s what I watched in June: Face/Off: 9/10 Rushmore: 7/10 Dawn of the Dead: 10/10 Five Dolls for an August Moon: 6/10 The Fly (Cronenberg one): 9/10 Crimes of the Future: 8/10 Possession: 10/10 The Full Monty: 7/10 Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death: 6/10 Brazil: 10/10 Iron Will: 5/10 Jigoku: 8/10 RRR: 7/10 Stereo: 3/10 Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker: 1/10 Top Gun Maverick: 7/10 Dr. No: 7/10 The Return of the Living Dead: 8/10 Mad God: 10/10 The Most Dangerous Game (1932): 5/10 Badlands: 10/10 House of Gucci: 5/10 Sunset Boulevard: 10/10 Money Plane: 5/10 (thought it was so bad it’s good) From Russia With Love: 8/10 Suicide Squad: 1/10 Eating Raoul: 8/10 Tangerine: 8/10 Breathless (1960): 5/10 Cha Cha Real Smooth: 6/10 No Exit: 4/10 Bad Black: 10/10

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! OMG why did you watch Suicide Squad? WHY? This is a fun list though.

@Jackson-lo7nw

2 жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend I was traveling without internet and it happened to be the only movie I’ve downloaded that I hadn’t seen :’(

I completely agree with you with Sinister! I'm glad someone else agrees haha

Marianna regarding Luhrman: My mother before her death would watch Baz's Australia over and over. And while I found it interesting I could never figure out what she was seeing in it. And I suspect that maybe the rest of his oeuvre would have left her scratching her head, except Strictly Ballroom. I thought Moulin Rouge was one of the most important film musicals ever. Redefining the genre into a postmodern configuration. Making it relevant again. (Though I have lots of issues with it.) R + J I too felt was indeed very 90s. I didn't hate it, but I didn't fall in love with it. And it felt like it was completely connected to the late 90s teensploitation culture. Though imperfect, I really like Sinister, I suspect I'll appreciate The Black Phone too. Why? I think this might be both a generational thing. I think the reason many younger fans love it is because it hits that Slenderman nerve, except it's genuinely eerie. I've never gotten how anyone could find the creepypasta vibe scary. But then again I've noticed that the word 'creepy' has taken on some very odd connotations in the last 20 years. How did clowns, puppets, dolls, old photos of Halloween masks, etc. move from the normal culture to the realm of the 'creepy'. I'm old enough to remember a world before all of these things were called 'creepy'. I've narrowed down the answer to being something to do with age (girls often call older men and older habits of familial touching 'creepy' now) and especially the homemade. One thing that all of these mutated things have in common is that they used to be homemade, thus imperfect, but CGI culture has so perfected scary masks, toys, animation, etc. that we now have a couple generations who are genuinely creeped out by the old and handmade. I think it also has to do with texture. And the fact that people live so close to the uncanny valley now, that the older attempts to get there strike them as well... creepy. Anyway I'm going on too long, I've got a video planned to deal with this phenomenon. And why do I like it? Because I am also of an older generation, so for me the 80s & 90s horror films seem cheesier compared to 70s films. And not that scary. But Sinister felt like a throwback to something older. Hence the creepy vibe too. And finally just one word about ballet films... YES! I am looking for a complete 1966 version of Balanchine's movie (not stage) version of A Midsummer Night's Dream with Suzanne Farrell. Low quality clips exist. But this was originally shot on film. I'd love to see a Blu Ray restoration. Thanks for prodding a few more thoughts.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Re: "clowns, puppets, dolls, old photos of Halloween masks" - it's the frozen face, I think, especially the eternal smile combined with the retro aesthetic. I don't have any proof of this theory, that's just my take on it. I don't think any of these things are creepy by definition, but there is certainly an eerie quality to a lot of them because they look so different aesthetically. I remember growing up and thinking stuff from my mom's generation's childhood looked strange, so I don't think this is a new phenomenon.

@TheAnadromist

Жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend That's an interesting thought. I think this might also relate in some way as to why older faces in school yearbooks always look so weird to us. I do feel though, that the younger we are these days, the more the handmade con feel strange. By the way I did a deep dive study on the dark clown phenomenon in my video from several years back called Joker: King of the Dark Clowns. And I have spent quite a while interviewing European puppeteers, who are always surprised by the creepy remarks. Then again they will often lean into it as a mode of communication. My friends the Quay Brothers (Have you seen their films?!?) told me that the puppet, like the mask, is fascinating to them precisely because the mask is hard to read. Which backs up your thoughts. If you want the best creeps, check out their short videos, especially Street of Crocodiles.

I watched "Medium" (2021) and "Gok-seong" (2016) in June.

I loved Elvis and i loved Romeo and Juliet as a kid and i still love it now. Need to watch it again. I need to see Strictly Ballroom never seen it. Top Gun Maverick is my fav film of 2022 so far. Also ive never liked Moulin Rouge i know everyone loves it but its the only Baz film ive seen that i dont like.

tremors was pretty lame even back in the day. only with time has it grown on me. it's just ridiculous, goofy fun with a few jumps

Hi! Yes to the top ten! I started following you on letterboxd because I missed your wrap-ups (I'll do the same with Goodreads), but yay they're back. Could you tell us what shows you've been watching? Did you watch The Boys season 3?? Thanks for reminding me I have to watch They Live :)

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, I will definitely talk about series I watch in these wrap-ups - I just only watched movies in June. Sadly, lost interesting in The Boys during S2, so I don't think I'll be watching S3. Catching up on Stranger Things S4 now!

@micaelagonzalez71

2 жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend Oh Stranger Things 4 was great for the most part. And season 3 of The Boys is the best one yet. But I respect your decision. Happy watchings haha.

Happily stop at Strictly Ballroom. Then he got too 'Baz'

Hey Mariana, great video! Are you picking up some criterion Blurays on the summer sale?

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Yes, of course. Already picked up a few, but ordering more before the sale ends

@lcarvalhocosta

Жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend Nice! I'm from Brazil, but i got The piano teacher, fantastic mr fox, Grand hotel budapest, all about eve, antchrist and In the mood for love. what did you pick? Would you make a haul video of your picks?

Everything everywhere all at once

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@SteveNaranjo

2 жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend can we expect a review of Everything everywhere all at once? I'll say some 20 minutes video will suffice me🤣

Tau reminds me of Demon Seed (1977). Classic old sf horror movie.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Haven't heard of it, thanks for putting it on my radar!

Hey Marianna! Amazing video, have you checked Severance? I'm fairly certain you will enjoy it. Also I used to comment your videos with different profile picture ( Chicago logo ) and under the name Marko. Keep up the great content

@Wats06071

2 жыл бұрын

I like to second Severance.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Haven't seen Severance yet, its on my list though! Currently catching up on Stranger Things

Hi Marianna. I remember watching both versions of Funny Games and thinking the original version was far superior. I think it's the most disturbing film I've ever seen next to the I Spit On Your Grave remake. I've just rewatched the Stepfather movies and now prefer the remake. I don't know if I could watch Funny Games again lol😀

Very pretty

What I watched in the month of June, 1.idle hands with Jessica alba 2.Ambulance 3.Doctor strange 2 4.Top Gun Maverick 5.kill Theory (2009) 6.The Exorcist 1973 7.Mirrors 2 8.Solstice 2008 9.Evil Dead 2013 10.Annabelle comes home

Hi Marianna is the ratings you give films on your website? Your site seems to be under maintenance

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

They're on my Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/ImpressionBlend/

Funny, I’m the complete opposite. I was vastly disappointed by Elvis and found it super formulaic, hollow, and weak in terms of music icon biopics, and was pleasantly surprised by The Black Phone and found it thoroughly gripping and extremely effective in terms of story, characters, and tension. The child actors especially impressed the fuck out of me and Ethan Hawke was perfect as the villain.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting! I'd say Elvis is actually one of my favorite music biopics at the moment, definitely in the top 5. Well, either way, I'm glad we both keep watching movies we end up loving))

Scott Derrickson is behind the Exorcism of Emily rose a great horror film. and one of the best MCU movies the first doctor strange. i didn't rewatch sinister but it was a ok movie when it came out. like u said I don't like mainstream horror films like James Wan's stuff beurk even if it's my favorite genre. I prefer Ari Aster's or Eggers's approach. when it has a little bit of psychological or theological and esoteric themes.

@ImpressionBlend

2 жыл бұрын

Ari Aster is probably my favorite horror director working today, can't wait for Disappointment Blvd. next year!

@Yacine.zeggaf

Жыл бұрын

@@ImpressionBlend couldn't agree more ❤️ Oh my God!! yes with the amazing Joaquin Phoenix. It's gonna be a comeback to his short movies dark humor style 🖤 They're amazing!! If you didn't watch 'em yet check them out please 🙏 2011 - The Strange Thing About the Johnsons 2011 - TDF Really Works 2011 - Beau 2013 - Munchausen 2013 - Basically 2014 - The Turtle's Head 2016 - C'est la vie

I recently saw a movie on Tubi, the free movie app channel called FART, the movie. I thought it would be one of those gross stupid movie but it turned out to be a love story with a difference. It scored an audience score of 80 on Rotten Tomatoes but the critics turned their backs on it.

I really need to be better about keeping up with LetterBxd

Two more weeks and then we have July WRAP-UP right????

That movie crash lol. I put that movie on in my car, then leave my car alone for an hour. The movie's car porn. 😂

Great to see an Indian movie on your list (RRR) finally!!! Would love if you review some movies from india if possible

@shinykarn2048

Жыл бұрын

Yeah RRR was a great movie

Hi the remake of funny games was made because americans don't like Reading subtitles

How come I am not getting any notification

@ImpressionBlend

Жыл бұрын

Just KZread being KZread I guess

More context please, top 10, wrap up, best so far, whatever

How have you never seen Tremors?

I find it difficult to judge the context and perspective of many of this woman's reviews and criticisms. I just never understand where she is coming from in her editorial.

didn't like Tau? try Demon Seed

Have you seen RRR? If not, PLEASE WATCH RRR If so, please send me the link to your review, I can't find it.

@rounak.mahato

Жыл бұрын

Yes same here. I have also left a comment. Hope she reads

@shinykarn2048

Жыл бұрын

I'm waiting for her RRR review as well

To short circuit any remarks you may hear about Tremors: it is a fun movie and little more but in a sea of poor or disappointing movies fun is king. Although I have to say that the other movie you referred to as fun, They Live, I was less impressed with. It's a superficial movie, sort of a generalized conspiracy theory, with no depth or insight. I have to admit that in a way it is prescient since it prefigures much of what we see today in politics where one group calls itself the "real" America and sees the other group as demons and monsters set on destroying them.

*I Recommend You Watch "RRR".*

@samuelblachon95130

2 жыл бұрын

She already Watched RRR

@Worldwide505

2 жыл бұрын

@@samuelblachon95130 *Then why didn't she review?*

@samuelblachon95130

2 жыл бұрын

@@Worldwide505 maybe on next month wrap up

@joney6494

2 жыл бұрын

@@Worldwide505 she watched that on July

@rounak.mahato

Жыл бұрын

I want her review of RRR so badly

ELVIS depicts a Faustian bargain narrated by Mephistopheles, pal, parasite, and always piratical Col.Thomas Parker. Fated death against star crossed destiny, caucasian entree to mainstream music, cultural birthright or theft, immoral predatory sensuality; all packaged and tied tight. TOP GUN box office muscle will hustle, just a silly prequel to a sequel. Mickey Mouse nobody gets his ass shot off slick shit flickdom. A lot of Baz such as Moulin Rouge missed; though orchestral score of film past fondly recalled.