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Haeundae (2009)
3/4 Hilarious
This had me laughing so hard until the disaster happened, which was rough ...then it was over. 4 stars because it was so terrible in some good ways. Super cheese, ridiculous acts and about 20 minutes of "Oh, damn! Is this the same movie?"
Pasture (2020)
Beautiful! One for the thinkers!
While this type of film is for a certain type of thinker, those who appreciate the dark side of consciousness and human evolution will ultimately enjoy this film so much. Even if you feel lost while watching, you are still reflecting, hypothesizing and intrigued. It doesn't leave you lost, regardless. I absolutely love the brains behind this one.
The Wilds (2020)
A concept I've yearned for!
I would encourage every women to watch this series, especially beyond the first episode. The backstories are heartwrenching presentations of the many tragic realities a young woman faces, while not repeating the same scenarios we always see. It is empowering at the foundation, entertaining to observe and I should mention that my bias for the wilderness setting put this at the top of my list. Absolutely love it!
Raised by Wolves (2020)
Now THIS is what I've been waiting for!
SciFi done so right! I was sure I'd find a novel for the shows ideas, only to be surprised there wasn't one. The involvement of historical and religious issues in a futuristic sci-fi, along with human values, corruption and even Android development, brings a kind of intelligence and story into a show that I have never seen before. My only worry is that it will become another Westworld, by leaving the greatest things behind and focusing solely on constant wars or shifting the environment to a less enjoyable one. Please keep this up!!!
Hubie Halloween (2020)
Classic Sandler. Loved It!
Adam Sandler achieves a special kind of comedy when reserved to his usual cast and antics. This was a great Happy Madison addition. I laughed ridiculously! I did use subtitles with this one, due to his choice of speech impediment. Love it or hate it, it's notoriously Sandler.
Happy Death Day (2017)
It was fun
Not a film that I would tell others to run and see, but still fun to watch and it was well done for what it was intended for.
The Open House (2018)
Wait, what?
Let's put it into perspective.
Once upon a time, something happened to some people. What happened? I don't know. Why did it happen? No idea. Who was involved? Beats me.
The end. Wow!
I am actually amused by this because I must be missing something. Why would this film get created?
Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back) (2018)
So Refreshing!
This film portrayed the idea of suicide as both accepted and permissible, with the addition of respect toward such a desire and choice within a person. Without creating insult, the film offers many sweet moments, showing us the care, love and difficulty in our lives. It's funny, silly, emotionally relatable and intelligent. A refreshing expression of Nihilism. I loved it.
Swiss Army Man (2016)
Refreshing!
Without any prior knowledge of the film, I dove in. I was surprised and grateful for the amount of emotional intelligence behind it. If one cannot see beyond the face - the comedy- of the film's emotional portrayal, and how important it is for us to experience this kind of ride, then I can understand why it would not suit that individual. For those of us who consider such details, this was a true and refreshing gem!
Black Mirror: Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too (2019)
Extreme Cringe w/ Overdone Message
This episode had me wanting to hide my face in embarrassment for the show's reputation, while simultaneously rolling my eyes at the overdone and predictable message. Miley acted well, despite the story.
Ready Player One (2018)
*womp womp*
I often had to remind myself that I wasn't watching a Spy Kids film.