Can't say what exactly is wrong with this one. It is so powerful. Some plots are incredible (Salomon's especially, but also Noa's), some are less so. Yet it all feels too dull, too disconnected. A great watch, but I wish it was better.
Decent, decent, though it drags on a little bit too much at times. Plus some plots are just bad. Now they're friends, now they're enemy, now they're friends again. Meh.
It's a great series, but with so many flaws. So many plot holes, lucky action turnarounds, so improbable, so senseless. Yet, the acting, the dialogues, top notch.
Ah, The Bear. It's good. I think. Very stylish, but with some substance too. Better than the first two seasons. Some plots are really good, some are quite disappointing (rewind, rewind).
Hah. Oh man. What the fuck, just what the fuck. While it could have been an exceptionally well made LA Confidential, it surely ain't that. At least not from episode 6 and beyond. Funny thing is that no matter how weird it became, I still liked it.
Unfortunately it was only mediocre. Only the last episode was somewhat decent, and made it all worthwhile. Otherwise it's too in your face with everything. Not great script, not great dialouges.
So. Damn. Good. Man, I am so in awe. The story, the dialogues, scenography, acting, music, everything top notch. I just wish it were two episodes longer to show all Toranaga's plans baering fruit.
This one got to me really hard. Fuck, fuck, fuck. One could only hope such corruption is becoming a thing of the past. The movie has so much content it should have been a mini series. That's my only gripe.
Decent, I'll give it that. I especially liked how it doesn't take itself too seriously. Is it great? Not really. But a good watch nonetheless. The Last of Us it ain't.
A Sci-Fi of epic proportions. One I have been longing for oh for so long time. Too long. Too long. "Come. We cannot save ourselves. I will help you conquer this world" had me collecting my jaw from the floor.
Decent, decent. Now in 2024 it feels slightly dated with lots of plot holes and story imperfections. Still, a fun and an enjoyable ride. Just perhaps too absurd.
Surprised how good it was. I've enjoyed it tremendously and am in awe of her physical strength and endurance. All her real life critics can go elsewhere.
God-like Reacher, who's not Tom Cruise. Rambo-style all the way. Meh. Watchable. I still remember bits from the sniper story in the original 2012 movie. This one? I'll forget tomorrow.
Wow, it left me speechless. So damn good. Just so damn good. It is a spiritual successor to The Wire, one of the best crime/drama series of all time. And they said they'll never make anything like it any more. And they did, they did. Funny enough I wasn't in awe of the first season. And read mixed review of the second, so decided to skip it. What a mistake, what a mistake!
Wow, so surprised where this show took me this season. Just wow. It still all bonkers, no consequences, could have just steered it back to Earth at any point in time nonsense, but... it was enjoyable. Very much so.
I cannot believe how good that was. Awesome story, great animation, the dialogues, the puns. Oh I loved it. The only thing that bothered me was that this was all in English. Would have worked so much better in Japanese!
Surprising good! Especially considering the low imdb ratings. Well made, intelligent, with obvious omissions (insects/pest in general), which I feel were intentional. Some great laughs throughout.
This was so wonderful. I had a big grin on my face for the whole 2 hours. Also, Paul Giamatti was exceptional. And last but not least, Dustin Hoffman's appearance in a movie in a cinema was very much not random.
The visuals, the effects, the cinematography. Wow, wow, wow. I want more movies like this. But the story, eh. Big meh. If only this movie wasn't so stupid script-wise. If only. Still, it's a Sci-Fi, so, you know. I loved it anyway.
This is not a good show, and certainly doesn't give the books their justice. Some plots are just stupid, relying on magic gimmicks to push the story forward. But some characters (Empire Day, Demerzel), and other plots (AI, power struggle) are just perfect.
It was good. Not great, as one could hope with such an original concept. There were too many simplifications, too many weird coincidences just to move the action forward.
This is certainly better than the Arise: Border mini-series it follow. Slower, with better story. But still so damn complex it is nearly impossible to fully grasp the sense of it.
It's a beautiful movie. Certainly one of the best in the last decade (of those that I had seen). Although I can't help but notice some subtle Japanese propaganda placed in there. You were the aggressor, Japan, please remember that. You started this war.
Not sure why I liked it so much. It was just so very well made on so many levels. And so many great punchlines, such clever social commentary. The only gripe I have is that the reverse aging process is too quick/too naive. But the rest is great. And one quote, which left me in chills. "after the baltic states left the European Union the tourism died"...
Decent enough. Some episodes are awesome, but most are just ok. There's some wasted potential in here as well. Great cast, but special effects were rather mediocre.
It started out with a big bang, hooking me up from the first minutes. It didn't let go until the second half of the season, where certain shortcuts, plot holes, whatever you call them, became too obnoxious. A good watch, nonetheless, just could have been so much better. Also... ending the season with so many plots unfinished... meh.
It's an intriguing series. Very meta. Meta meta even. It is probably too long, and leaves some subplots unfinished. But that's movie life, I guess? Also, now I really want to see Kingdom Come with Alicia Vikander (or rather Mira Harberg) playing Meredith. Will someone make that happen?
Oh my, oh my, this is so good! All the computer game references, all the hacking culture, just loved it. And the hissing! I was rolling in my seat from laughter.
ADHD series. No take should take more than 5 seconds. No 30 seconds without a forced-funny punchline. Ugh. I could not stand it. And this is in imdb top 250 of TV show?
Ah, The Wire. The whole show is 10/10. I think they went too far with having McNulty fabricating murder(s), although the way they played it out, and the outcomes... brilliant.
Decent, quite decent. Dated, and felt a little bit too amateurish when it came to down to some of the dialogues, scenes, side storylines. It delivered, though.
25 years I had waited to see this (sorry, Bart). And this was a mistake, as this series was an important anime work of its generation (alongside Ghost in the Shell, Evangeltion, Cowboy Bebop, et al.). 25 years later it is unfortunately very, very dated. Though the overall concept, and the characters still stand. It's a decent watch, though one has to be patient with certain parts, which drag on for too long.
If they want, they sure know how to make good movies. And this one is exactly that. My only gripe is how much of a show-off it is, and how much it deviates from the reality. I guess that's the price for entertainment.
It's an ok mini-series. As a series, it is watchable. Has some good moments, and some bad ones. But that's not the point. It's a political movie, or rather a political statement. One I agree with. We are doomed. Of course those presented extrapolations are somewhat exaggerated (geo-engineering will not cause that much damage; will be small scale at first; I don't think we'll need oxygen masks; we will deal with pollution, only CO2/warming will be a problem), which is why people dislike it, I guess. But lots of those things will happen.
Season 3 delivered, that much is true. The Great Red Dragon story was dark, scary, strong. Loved the ending, or rather the post end credits scene, too.
Ah, our centuries old xenophobia in the eastern Europe. Beautifully portrayed. No answers given. Just different points of view, and consequences of actions.
"I cannot believe I still have to protest this shit..." is a perfect quote for the mind-boggling stubbornness of the US government in terms of the ERA, and equal rights in general. Cate Blanchett was brilliant.
Meh. It's a good watch, but the cons are so silly. And the whole concept of not vetting anyone who has direct contact with a billionaire is very naive.
It would be good, if it only weren't so cheap. Bad acting, bad dialogues, even the music wasn't great all the time. The story is mostly fine, but it has its own set of flaws and cliches. Overall it's barely watchable.
Decent, decent, although very uneven, and misses a whole lot of detail on how they were actually able to convince the record labels to give them streaming rights.
All style, no substance. While not entirely true, as there is definitely a lot of substance here, it's all about the style. And style it has. Very much so.
Good, quite good. I really dig the ending of this season, though I have some gripes about its beginning. It's been a while since I saw season 2, so I had quite clueless as to the whole intrigue, which made me enjoy it less than I should.
It was good, quite good, yes. I have some gripes with plot holes and some general improbabilities, but the biggest one has got to be about the abrupt ending in the middle of the action. C'mon, that's not how one ends season. There should be some kind of resolution.
It starts slowly, showing quirky Elisabeth with fake "deep" voice that hurts one's ears. It was very much "meh" all around. But some time after episode two it gets going, and once it does we are in for a great ride. Excellent portrait of the lies surrounding the whole affair.
So meh... One cringe after another and that goes on and on and on. I laughed only once, in the anthology episode (about his beard) and that's it. Hard pass for me.
Wow, what a great series this was. Incredible story behind one of the greatest, if not the greatest movie of all time, The Godfather. I was so reluctant to see this, but oh boy was I in for some treat!
This second season has been nothing but great. The only gripe I have is with a little bit unfullfiling ending, especially when compared with the rest of the season. I have laughed so hard and so much. Enjoyed it tremendously.
Visually stunning. It is probably the most beautifully crafted/drawn world ever. Story-wise, it is also top-notch and keeps you on your toes. If it only were for certain plot holes (why did they stay in their trailer park? how can you transfer/print things 60 years back? etc. etc.). Still great, but could have been better.
Decent-ish. Liked he was a little bit in the "grey" in the first half. The second half is more or less "I'm the good guy all the time". Apart from that it's just another mindless superhero movie.
Oh this one was so good! The social commentary was spot on. The dynamics, humour (I haven't laughed so much and so hard in a long while), acting, music (!) all were incredibly great.
As is usually the case with such combined series, there are some good and some bad apples. "The Viewing" is brilliant. "The Autopsy" is great. The rest is just ok.
Surprisingly good. I especially liked the social aspect and the depiction of racism, particularly in the police force. Though it's still a very dark series, not for the faint of heart.
Meh. It has some great moments, but falls short overall. Too convoluted, too many forced scenes, dialogues, characters, storylines. Watchable, but could have been much better.
Very good. Starts rather banal, but goes deeper and more insightful with every scene. Ask all the right questions, doesn't always give straight answers.
Surprisingly good. I was expecting a much cheesier show than that, not remembering much from the last time I had seen it. It still is cheesy, inappropriate, predictable, but also very engaging and fun to watch.
Guess I don't have a thing in me for old movies. There's just too many mistakes, too many cringe worthy moments, too improbable dialogues/scenes/etc. This one's no exception. The story is good, I'll give it that, but the details are just no up to par. The music was great too. Also, the ambiguity of the last scene didn't really resonate with me.
Decent, quite decent. I cannot help myself but compare it to another Sci-Fi "meta" flick, The Matrix Resurrections. This one's way funnier. It drags on a little bit too much in the last 30 minutes or so, but still offers a rewarding experience. The first part is superb.
It's not even mediocre, it's just bad. It has kite surfing as the main theme, though, which makes all the difference.
If you skip a lot of lousy dialogues, it is quite enjoyable.
Brilliant documentary with excellent storytelling of the OJ's life. And the double murder. And the trials. And the conviction. And the racism. And the absurdity of his case.
Sci-Fi always had a warm place in my heart, even flicks such as this, without a good imdb rating. The premise is cool, the execution falls short. The acting by the lead is great, but the story is too predictable, and falls into cliches too often. But since this is Sci-Fi, it was still worth the while.
Ah, finally the end. It's been too long, and very tiring going through all those 4 seasons. It has a decent ending, I give it that, because it saved this series. There's been too much absurd decisions, illogical consequences, weird turns of events. I guess the whole show is worth watching, but... it could have been so much better.
It was ok. There was more action compared with the first season, but there was also a lot more of nonsense in the dialogs, actions of the characters. Still keeps you hooked.
Good premise, but it turned into absurdity and stupid decisions, dialogues, characters, situations too quickly. It gets you hooked pretty good, though. And it's still a decent watch. Just could have been so much better.
Very surprised at how good this one was. First revelation was Seth Rogen, who was amazing, as is usually the case. Then the characterization of Pam and Tommy, which made both incredibly lookalike. And then Lily James, who as impersonated Pamela incredibly well. And finally the woman/feminist angle of the tape, and the damage it did. Great mini series all around. I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.
This one is a very slow burner. It drags on forever in the beginning, but once it gets going (unfortunately only at episode 8 or so), it steams full on ahead. And then it is a thrilling ride. Such a mind bending experience. Just the end leaves so much to be desired. Ending is so abrupt, without concluding anything, just leaving it all hanging. Ahh.
Brilliant. Jared Leto was amazing. And the whole WeWork craze... was just so out of this world. I read about it a little bit before, but did not realize how insane Adam was.
It tried to be something good. It isn't. It's only ok, but Pasikowski always made flawed action movies. This one is probably the worst in the series, but it has Franz Maurer, and that makes it all the more worthwhile.
Not as great as the original. The political side is lacking and not so engaging. There are very few such memorable quotes as in the first part. As far as 90s go, this was/is still a decent action movie.
A legend. The legendary Psy movie by Pasikowski. A cult classic. It's not a good movie by modern standards, it's not a bad one either. It is still the greatest Polish action movie of the 90s. Cult scenes, cult dialogues.
It's a really great series, I give it that. The intrigue, the world created, all is top notch. The only gripe I have is with too many unanswered questions (who survived, who were those man landing on the beach, what is going on with the nuclear arsenal and so on...) as I don't think there's going to be a second season.
Decent, very decent in fact. A couple of low points, though(her partner was just to be there, not to suggest or solve anything; a little bit too melodramatic near the end).
Good fictionalized drama about the death of a Polish nuclear scientist in 1978. Never resolved, but it is very plausible that Russian intelligence played a role with his death. We'll probably never know.
It's decent docu, though Google was and is right, what they did was not really a ground for having being issued a patent. Even with implementing the exact same algorithm is not and should not be the grounds for any compensation. This stifles innovation.
Decent. Good story, perhaps a little bit too convoluted/over the top ending. Borrows a little bit from both No Country for Old Men and Bourne Identity.
Guillermo del Torro envy. Yes, definitely. Still, stands on its own quite nicely. It's not exactly at the Jeeg Robot level (which was wonderful), but it's a great movie.
And here I was thinking this would be a movie about the evolution of snowboarding tricks and snowboarding itself. It's so much more than that. I've no idea why I waited 9 years to watch this... I ride for Kevin Pearce.
Decent enough to keep me engaged. Certainly better than the first season. Still has some stupidness and very questionable motives by some of the characters, both of which degrade my watching experience.
Decent, I'll give it that. Also extremely depressing as this is really what our world is succumbing to. There is a relative happy end to this story, that exposing corruption changes something. More and more often it doesn't, which is a great shame.
Don't think you can get any more British than this show. I've had a lot of reservations when coming into this. I rejected it for being too... too everything. And it is like this, but it's also extremely hilarious and quite charming.
This was quite great. Without liking any picture which has singing in it, I am astonished at how much I liked it. Sam Rockwell was amazing. Great story, great duo, great legacy.
Felt like a very long (too long?) psychotherapeutic session for/with the main characters. I think it wasn't a movie for me. Or maybe I just didn't fully get it?
One hell of a story and a great cinematographic experience. Loved every bit of it. "If you think I'm good, wait till you see my sister" is a Venus quote I have imprinted in my mind. While not used directly in the movie, it still is so so true.
Decent-ish. It's got potential, but somewhat falls short. And the sudden change to "everything is normal again just without humans" was hardly believable.
So convoluted, so complicated. Too many characters changing their stance, too many plot turning points. It's still good, some subplots are excellent, the Sci-Fi vision itself is great. Just that the whole thing leaves a lot to be desired.
It's not as bad as imdb ratings would have you believe. The intrigue is interesting, only the grand finale leaves a lot to be desired. That was a great show, with the second season finale being the highlight of the whole run.
Still decent, though at this point it starts to fell like a very long sitcom, with the same characters going over the same intrigues time and time again.
"Everything in life is about sex. Except sex. Sex is about power." Talk about a powerful quote to sum up the show, or rather its first season. A very good one, an exceptional one, the show is great. The only gripe I have is with some of the subplots being too forced, some people being too trusting, Frank going to too many extremes, etc.
Simply great. It also got more serious, more philosophical. There's more continuity between episodes, there is some ambiguity (is Beth a clone or isn't she?). All adds up to the show, which better and better.
This one took me by surprise. I wasn't expecting an animated series based off of a game to be that good, both in terms of visuals and the story. Not to mention the dialogues and awesome action sequences. I knew nothing and still don't know much about the League of Legends game itself, but one does not really need to know much to enjoy this series. Highly recommended.
The Foundation books were my all time favorites for a very, very long time. When I read them as a teenager they shaped my interest in everything Sci-Fi, which stayed with me till this very day. The show doesn't disappoint. On the contrary, it's magnificent. Loved every single bit of it. Can't wait for the second season.
Purdue Pharma fuckers. And the corrupt US justice system where corrupt politicians, paid by corrupt companies, to stop prosecutors from prosecuting. This is wrong on so many levels...
Decent, quite decent. Unfortunately there are many boring and cringe worthy subplots that one might just skip over (fast forward 5 seconds, oh another 5, and so on). However the last two episodes were brilliant, and they make up for all the rest.
This is an exceptionally good series. It has some flaws (he got too lucky; the Firuz cop subplot was so-so; some dialogues are cringe worthy, etc), but the main story is very good and well told. Oh, it also has some very memorable quotes: "Good films make your life better", and "Life is a memory. You'll die when you forget".
Wow. A movie of epic proportions with mesmerizing music and jaw dropping visuals. I just wish so much it had been all shot and presented as a mini-series instead of two (hopefully?) movies separated by two whole years...
Overall impression is so-so. Kinda dragged on, wasn't that funny any more. But then came the final episode and I was laughing my ass off. It was so worth waiting for it.
The concept, the noir detective, the cyberpunk feel, first 8 episodes, all were exceptionally good. Then they were slightly ruined by the absurdity of the main antagonist and the general stupidity of various scenes/dialogues/plots. Still a great show, not far from perfect.
You know it's still Black Mirror, just not fully, like it's somewhere else (nod to the first episode). Still a good watch, but it could have been so much better.
Interesting concept, but I guess you have to watch it interactively to really enjoy it. I just watched a prepared version with multiple timelines inside it. Overall it was just a little bit too weird.
It’s still great! Managed to keep all the charm from the first season, and the humor is as much awesome. There are some crappy subplots, unfortunately, otherwise it would be a ten.
The second season is good, especially last two episodes (and the whole plot involving Lila Facchini). The action sequences are also top notch (the club shooting is a masterpiece). The rest... meh. Too much music, dancing, scenes without action.
Wow... I've no idea why I skipped it back in 2016. It is jaw dropping marvelous. I had so much joy watching it. And Tom Hiddleston was just killing it.
Excellent drama. The first half of the series had me laughing my ass off, that's how funny it was. The second half is different. Toned down, mostly a court room drama. And it keeps us wondering till the very end. A great mini-series. John Turturro steals the show.
Lot's of really loud laughs, something that's not happening a lot at the movies for me. Some weird stories in there too. Not all that good though. Still quite a good watch.
Russian movie trying very hard to mimic Hollywood's pathos present in heroic movies. Doesn't fail, but it doesn't make the movie better. It's decent, with my personal highlight being the atmospheric re-entrance.
The end of a monumental film trilogy, this one depicting the fall of Communism, and the main role of Lech Wałęsa in doing so. Similarly as the other two, the character of this movie is para-documental. A historical biopic. Cannot be rated objectively.
Half drama with other half being a document of the Solidarity movement and strikes in Gdańsk shipyard. Man of Marble was an exceptional movie. Man of Iron is not. It's just good. Although it captures Gdańsk of 1980 exceptionally well.
Arguably the most important Polish movie of the 70s. Mateusz Birkut, my hero. "Ale to jest nasz kraj" / "But this is our country" left me speechless (or swearing).
One of the best if not the best Bollywood movie. Ever. Great story, highly emotional movie. Simple, sometimes stupid, as all Bollywood movies are, yet still charming.
Quite disappointed they killed Pete Davidson's character in the very first minute of the movie. Such wasted potential! In any case, this is basically Guardians of the Galaxy, just with different characters. Stupid? Yes, of course, it couldn't have been any other way. It's also quite funny, which makes all the difference.
"Kinds, and this is a story of how I met your mother" and "This reminds me nothing of Toy Story" comments on the imgur pictures of the Twitter's thread made my day.
Nicolas Cage being Nicolas cage it was only fair of me to expect him to kill every bad man in this movie. Instead he didn't even land a single punch, and we got a quiet drama.
Does not really stand up to the original Watchmen, the movie. Unfortunately. It's weirdly, completely different from the movie, taking only hints of characters from the original. The series is decent, mostly due to being a weird pseudo Sci-Fi.
The best goddamn superheroes movie. Ever. They don't make them like that any more. The bad guy wins, the best good guy gets killed, but it is supposedly better for the common cause. Loved it even more now than 12 years ago. Was a perfect 10, still a perfect 10.
Like father, like son. David Cronenberg's son. This one required an explanatory YouTube video to fully grasp its meaning. The movie's decent, but only after you understand its meaning.
First "real" movie about kiteboarding? Sign me up. And don't expect complains. The storyline and dialogue is crap, but it's about kiteboarding, so who cares!
Ugh. Not sure I wanted to watch this movie. To say it's disturbing is to put it lightly. Gruesome, horrifying, shocking. Loosely based on a real story (James Bulger).
I was wondering why this movie was so bad and the dialogues so terrible. but during end credits I noticed who had directed this - Patryk Vega - and all was clear. Meh.
The greatest democracy in the world my ass. Why do those in power always think they can do anything, and when they do and commit terrible crimes, they always get away?
Goodish. It has a lot of dull moments and drags on, but then bombards you with unexpected brilliance and masterful dialogues (Voiello!). The plot is weird, the cinematography is outstanding.
What a mess. Nothing makes sense. Every bad movie franchise must resort to time travel when it cannot think of anything smarter. And with that, the story becomes an incoherent mess.
Awesome series, no doubt about it. Perhaps rushed a little bit too much those last two seasons. I like how the story panned out, love what Jon did and how hard it was for him. Perhaps a little bit disappointed with the lack of wow factor in the very end.
Awesome, independent Polish Sci-fi movie. First one (I think?) since the semi-Polish Oshii's Avalon (and Szulkin's works from back in the day). Congrats to the garage, self-taught director Bodo Kox for making it into the big league. You deserve it! Can't wait for what's coming next.
Okeyish. It did ask one very important question, though. Why isn't the Catholic Church taking a stance on the Global Warming? It would help the whole world greatly if the Church advocated carbon emissions reduction.
Uhm. What? First season was mind-blowing. This one is one big WTF. So many weird decisions throughout both by hosts and humans. Such ununderstandable motivations/drives. So weird, so weird. Good, but...
Been a long time since a movie had such a strong emotional response in me. I was actually terrified through the second half. Mind you, it was not by those strange animals...
