I have genuinely been enjoying this franchise a lot, especially as a first time viewer, but this one definitely felt different compared to the previous movies.
It felt like the story lost a bit of its momentum because the real climax of the plot does not really happen until the very end. For more than half of the movie, not a whole lot actually happens besides character building and focusing more on the emotional side of things, which is okay.…
I had this on my watchlist for a long time and finally got around to watching it and wow, this is probably the most unique Adam Sandler movie I have ever seen honestly.
The movie is really weird, but in the best way possible. I actually really enjoyed the story and pacing, and Adam gave a genuinely great performance because I completely understood his emotions and frustrations throughout the movie.
It was funny, emotional, awkward, and strangely charming all at once.
Overall, just a really unique and entertaining movie that I enjoyed a lot.
There’s just something so uniquely special about Fight Club. David Fincher has such a distinct style, and the way he uses the narrator, the music, and the overall vibe to tell this story is just awesome. The concept, the writing, and the acting are all great. Brad Pitt and Edward Norton were both incredible and had amazing chemistry.
The fights aren’t even really about violence. They’re about feeling something real in a numb, artificial world. It makes you think about…
Okay, so this was my first time ever watching The Shawshank Redemption. It was recommended to me and I honestly went in blind, didn’t read anything, didn’t look anything up. And wow… this has to be one of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen.
It’s a story about hope, “redemption,” and friendship, and that’s really what hit me the most. It’s also a story about freedom. Freedom from isolation, from routine, from unfair systems, from hate. Every character…
