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"The Whale," directed by Darren Aronofsky, exceeds my expectations and is a must-watch film. Aronofsky's signature brilliance shines through, crafting a captivating experience that will hold your attention for its entire two-hour runtime.

With only five actors and a dialogue-driven narrative, the film defies the odds by keeping viewers engaged and invested. A standout feature is the introduction of an innovative and unique character (Charlie by Brendan Fraser), whose presence elicits empathy and emotion from the audience. This emotional connection is maintained throughout the film, culminating in an unexpected ending that is sure to resonate with viewers, which makes the film unforgettable.

Overall, this movie should not be missed.

The Irishman, directed by Martin Scorsese, had me hoping for something extraordinary, given the heavyweight cast, but ultimately fell short of my expectations. The film's pace was slow and the runtime too long, which made it feel sluggish at times. While the acting was exceptional, the storyline failed to make a lasting impression. The film lacked the inventive and unexpected moments that make Scorsese's films so memorable, and there wasn't a scene that stood out as remarkable. Overall, The Irishman did not live up to its potential and is unlikely to be remembered as a cinematic classics.

In conclusion, while The Irishman maybe worth watching for the exceptional performances by its cast, the film's pacing and overall lack of memorable moments make it fall short of Scorsese's other masterpieces.