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Each week, our Moderators will monitor the posts within the Movies and TV Shows Community and handpick the ones that are believed to stand out under numerous factors: post quality, length, and subject.
There are no entry requirements, and this is not a contest, but simply a roundup intended to provide additional exposure to all of you for your efforts. Just have fun posting in the Movies & TV Shows Community and five or more posts will be chosen frequently.
It is a slow-paced film, but one that can become dense. I believe there is no easy way to approach a character like Hannah Arendt. Those of us who enjoy philosophy and know a little about the life and work of our philosopher know that she had a complex life, but that does not mean it was unproductive. She had a sharp, agile, eloquent, and very intelligent pen.
On the other hand, despite her darkness and all, she has the weakness of always protecting the people around her, who are part of her circle. Whether she likes it or not, it's something that's within her, and she can't help it. Merlina, despite her lack of humor and dark life, is still just another young woman. Here, we'll see her even more vulnerable, wanting to save everyone.
I Know What You Did Last Summer [2025] | A necessary sequel? - Movie Review!
For me, what probably saved this film, halfway, was the connection they made with its sequel. Seeing Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze, Jr. in their respective roles was a nostalgic moment because it's no secret that there's a lot of fanaticism behind this story. I'd say it was a pop culture icon in the late '90s, that's how I remember it. Beyond that, I perceived this film as a kind of copy of the original. I understand the killer's reasoning and his ways, and why he acted the same way he did almost 30 years ago (they explain it in the film), but in the overall context of the story, there's nothing new, nothing relevant, or anything that one doesn't already know.
Review: Flamin' Hot | How a Snack Changed a Man's Life and Conquered the World
Flamin' Hot, even with the issue of whether the story is "real" or not, I felt it was more human, more down-to-earth, more about struggle, family and that stubbornness to follow your dream even when everything is against you... so, did I expect to get excited with a movie about Hot Cheetos? Not at all! Did I think I was going to start thinking about cultural identity, ambition and the strength of family? Less! But it did... it's not perfect, it falls into some predictable things and the issue of how real the story is, well there it is, floating... but it has a huge heart, an energy that is contagious, performances that attract and a message that inspires you. I give it a good 7.5/10, it's worth checking out if you have Disney Plus or wherever you find it in your country, especially if you are looking for something that leaves you feeling good... and well, that's all for today, we'll see you in the next reviews, take care! Bye!
Much more than mere entertainment, I believe that "The Great Warrior" masterfully transcends, based on its elegy to a culture silenced for centuries by colonization. It stands out in a television landscape saturated with Eurocentric narratives; part of its success is due to the advice of Hawaiian historians.
🎬 Review japanese animated miniseries: She and Her Cat (Kanojo to Kanojo no Neko)
I liked how this production reflects a little bit of depression. Miyu is a clear example of when life seems to stagnate and you don't really know what to do about it. You feel lost until you find your way again. It's wonderful to have someone to lean on when episodes like this happen, and yes, on this occasion it was a cat.
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