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In the UK, can you actually hold someone criminally responsible in a civil case? That’s unusual. Japan, being more advanced than the UK in this respect, only allows criminal responsibility to be determined in criminal trials. Did you know that? By the way, this "case" was dismissed without indictment in the criminal trial, and even after a neutral committee reviewed the non-indictment decision, it was still upheld. So, there is no criminal in this case. Personally, I think it’s wrong for someone to spread their one-sided perspective (which I consider to be false claims) worldwide, based solely on their own assumptions.

It's not, it's a just a movie, movies do not exist.

I love Kate Winslet and really wanted to like this but fell flat for me. Was not invested in any of the characters and found myself checking the time, seeing how long it had to go.

Where the hell can you watch this movie? Why is it so hard to find to stream?

I usually watch the same 3 movies for comfort, you're making me want to branch out. Subscribed!

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Fully agree. I was so excited to see this movie and such a wonderful premise. You never really get to connect to the characters they just expect you to off the bat. It felt very disconnected and was missing real heart. They should have gone more gritty and more selective with the scenes. Lee was an incredible woman though!

Great movie!

One of my favorite moments is when Ballister pulled out the arrow out of Nimona's leg and was bandaging it, the look on Nimona's face that someone cared about her.

Thanks for giving some love to Blue Sky

Interesting movie, might watch it. You're a very good speaker and I saw you on a review for the Ghibli movie, "Whisper of the Heart" and thought that your channel might be interesting and it indeed is. Love the hair btw!

Not a big action movie, i fell in sleep watching it.

I liked it I hope there’s a 2

I dont understand why Kelly Ann was playing poker while bidding on the red room video ? And, as you mentioned, isn't the video available to anyone on the dark web for a small fee ? So why was she bidding for it ? I think she ended up paying about $200,000 worth of bitcoin.

In this movie, too much of the now is projected onto the past. Everyone thinks and acts like it is 2024. What I disliked the most is the premise men bad, women good! Lee says about the woman who had a relationship with a German, "She is a victim of a man!" Women having sex is liberating, or even spiritual, men having sex is dirty! why? A hundred to one he was just some simple puberly pimply dude sent to France, as where most Germans send to the occupied territories! Maybe it was a fling! Maybe he was/is in love too same as she was/is. maybe she seduced him, maybe he is dead and that is why he is out of the picture, we are mammals, we suppress it with logic but basically, we have a biological urge to reproduce, maybe she was in heat! we are no more than sophisticated monkeys. Most pregnancies are not planned, that would not happen if we were only driven by logic!

None of them are about WW2. They are about South America and Asia. There are many great films about WW2 but they don't involve war correspondents. Saving Private Ryan, Cross of Iron, The Thin red line, A Bridge Too Far, Dunkirk, Das Boot, Bridge on the River Kwai.

Salvador, The Quiet American, The Year of Living Dangerously & The Killing Fields are all truly great films about war correspondents. Any of these is a million times better than Lee. These films make Lee look like what it really is a TV movie made by a mediocre director. Just another piece of fluff for the Netflix content mountain.

You’re entitled to your opinion but you’re full of crap. This is an awe inspiring, very moving film.

I was so disappointed by this film. I had way too many questions. I was left feeling like WTF? I don’t really like anyone in the film and am not invested.

The movie was so infuriating that I didn't want the family to make it, James McAvoy and the little boy were the stars. Weak husband, horrible wife who wears the trousers and spoilt little girl that can't keep her mouth shut, crying for a dull , and the fact that her parents listened. Father freaking out in front of his family,saying he doesn't know what to do, omg lol.

Agree with your comments but I liked it because it is a topic I am interested in. I think the film should be seen and have recommended it to friends. I am sure some will say that I have wasted their money. I'm 75 so the choice of movies this season have been lean so I appreciated this attempt at a serious movie.

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It was still one of the best movies of 2024 for me. But the stuffed animal made me SCREAM and I thought, gosh, the entire family truly deserve Darwin Awards for going back to get it!!!

Lee is the best film Hollywood has produced in years. Your review is absolute bullshit.

looks like a garbage movie 🤷‍♂ pass

love the film, is crude is raw, but it is what it is for certain people. I own it on dvd, and it's one of my top jewels. love the acting of Elijah (saw it afer lord of the rings) love the acting of Charlie hunnahm (saw it before sons of anarchy) the bover actor I never saw him again although I follow him on twitter, the actor who plays Tommy hatcher I saw him again on King Arthur and I was glad to seem him. great review

At my local theater, almost no one has seen it yet. On the other hand, "Reagan" has been held over. That's what's worrying. 😢

Thank you for this review so I didn't go see the movie

An* insane experience

How was your experience with "The Substance"? It feels like this is going to be some peoples first foray into body horror, and considering the themes, if anyone has any recommendations for female critic reviews of this film, let me know and I will link them in the description!

The very first play shown in the beginning? 12th Night? I know the mentioned it but the marquee said something else....

Let me guess , you loved the long legs ?

Watch “The Gift” instead 😂 better in every way

Check out Oswald Mosley + the Blackshirts, then you will get the idea as to what the lightening bolt is about. It was a troubling period of history, so I suggest you research further!

Nimona is not a subtle film. But sometimes you don't need subtle

Really well shot movie, actually. And golly, they certainly picked a good lead. Not to be offensive, but that lady looks like a stylish cadaver most of the time herself....

When I first saw this movie earlier this year, I was at a crucial point of figuring shit out about myself. Having grown up undiagnosed autistic, always feeling like an alien. I always ASSUMED I was straight and then realized at the age of 40 (after processing a lot of trauma) that I'm not. This movie had me ugly crying because there was so much, about multiple characters in the film, that I related to. Hit me like a ton of bricks.

For me the main problem with the film was the initial logic of finding him. They didn't know what he looked like, only the approximate age, skin color and that he might be in the concert. So all he had to do was act normal and just walk out of there. Why exactly was he afraid of in the security check remains unknown. Also with only one change, the movie could have been so much better. If the movie didn't reveal that he's the bad guy in the very first bathroom break. They could have played the role that he's just a concerned dad, who wants to get their daughter out of the concert for much longer.

You fkn disgust me !❤

Overall a boring and drawn out film. Some great acting but slow moving and uninspiring. The idea of the film was wonderful but it didn't come through. No character development to make me care enough and keep me engaged. Some movies I'd see a second time - never this one

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Gonna watch this weekend hopefully it's ok my expectations are extremely low

I'm about halfway through this and honestly, it seems like all the family stuff feels like it should be in a different movie. I don't know what to think about it. I mean the overt comedy from the exterminator also feels like it should be in another film. Movie can't make up its mind what the tone should be. Soild review.

Hey wouldnt he come up with an excuse to not go in if they checked ppl at the entrance? other than that I agree with all of your points haha, gave a different perspective.

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Thanks for your feedback - you provided a lot of good observation in a succinct manner. I saw the film Trap as well. My opinion differs in various areas. I'm going to try and inform this from a screenwriting perspective. Trap is a 'contained film' - it has a lot of components such as perspective, theme and development layered and moving in different paces and moments. It's not a typical feature film length screenplay fitted for a feature film length time, but rather a short story stretched in a feature film length duration. Evident of this are the long duration of moments which you and others point out in their reviews - e.g. the Lady Raven family sequence, the concert itself, the wife and Cooper moment and the moments where Cooper is figuring out how to get out. These are pretty much the main sequences taking up time. If it was a cliff-hanger / thriller of the feature film length, in an ordinary setting, you would have many more twists and turns and sequential focus on various characters. You could have more of a journey arc with the doctor in the film, or that of the wife, or even that of the person who gave the shirt. And that would be an ordinary choice for a major thriller/ horror film - you are given a breathing space to work out each character's journey. But because this is Cooper's story - and Cooper's POV - the manipulation of Trap starts at the very beginning - every main action sequence, every moment of development stems from Cooper's POV - and it actually answers a lot of the disbelief in logic you refer to. Reality in the world of everyday is not the reality of Cooper's Trap. The reason and the manipulative "spell" as to why people are acting stupid or illogical is because we, as the viewers are taken in the very tunnel vision of Cooper. We are, in a way, Cooper. He sees people as being stupid, dumb-witted and quite irrational. He sees opportunity being heightened and the fantasy of getting a pop singer into his home. He sees his children as the most precious people in his life, etc... The atmosphere, the mood, the action and the specifically, the delay of realisation, which people don't talk about, feels like a 'slowing down' or retardation of response, almost hypnotic in atmosphere. Too dreamy, and too impossible at times. This is a manipulation of character in Shyamalan's screenplay - and he has effectively placed that in his notes for the cinematographer and editor. The irksome tension of viewer watching the film, and the POV of Cooper eclipses in a shift-focal way that makes people feel cheated, angry and unsettled by this hypnotic effect. It is not a case of 'bad writing' - but of manipulative writing that extends to the visual/sensory component. That is very hard to pull off, because we are heightening the experience of a POV type of film - not a typical shifting-focus film - where we can view it from the Protagonist's POV, then to an observing POV, then from an antagonist's POV. - If we did, we would be allowed to view the arcs and development of the other characters - and that, in effect would give a different vibe to the experience, one which Shyamalan in his knowledge and experience, definitely knows. But this is a case of the director, stepping ahead - If you see the film again - with this better understanding that you are being manipulated into viewing the experience through Cooper's mind, you will start to see the manipulation work. Cooper is a psychopath - and we are numbed into his experience. Unlike Christian Bale's Psycho - where we are observing his personality and see the horrific ends to his victims, Trap puts the soft-fur glove over the hand which holds the butcher's blade. It's deadening / softening the blow - and hence, we also get a milder rating. The horror. The thrilling aspect is actually a textured, layering of a delayed effect which, in a result, can make viewers wanting to review or rethink what they saw, as if it was like a dream that's not to be trusted. The so-called idiocy of logic which many critics hate and reference to - is based primarily on what we recognise before many times in a action-based thriller - be it fast paced, snappy decisions and unexpected plot turns. That's the cliched norm - that is the expectation - that is the norm. Flip the switch, dial down the expectation and buffer it with almost an unexpected smooth ride, and you have a different experience. Action plot takes a back seat and character POV takes a front seat. We are Cooper watching Cooper - a different experience - and one which Shyamalan has crafted quite cleverly using very strong manipulative psychological effect from the usage of sound, lighting, camera work, character acting and speed. This is why characters are sounding 'unnatural' and stylised - because we are seeing them in Cooper's eyes. He sees them as stupid or innocent (in the case of his daughter) - everyone is putty in his hands. That's the double-playing effect Shyamalan has done effectively well. This wasn't a case of bad writing, it's layered writing. I'd suggest - watch again, with a different perspective, and you'll see the maladaptive pattern emerging. It's a hypnosis.

Babes is so relatable as a mama

Its a shame because it kinda looks like a fun movie but its just insulting for it to be Borderlands