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 It’s the beauty that hurts you most.

 At the moment the blade slit his flesh, the shining disk of the sun rose from behind his eyelids and exploded, illuminating the sky for an instant.

Paul Schrader’s 1985 film 'Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters' offers a visionary portrayal of the complex Japanese writer Yukio Mishima. Divided into four stylistic chapters, it explores themes of beauty, death, and artistic creation with deep reverence and cinematic innovation. The film is not a traditional biopic but an evocative experience reflecting Mishima’s poetics and life philosophy. Schrader’s Western fascination melds with Japanese culture, producing a timeless meditation on art, action, and mortality. Discover the captivating story of Yukio Mishima through Schrader’s groundbreaking film—watch and experience a poetic fusion of art and life.

 "Time is not at all what it seems. It does not flow in only one direction, and the future exists simultaneously with the past."

 "Everything is connected. But above all, what the series... revolves around is the time loop, treated in a vastly different and more imposing way."

This review praises Dark Season 2 for its visionary and complex exploration of time, paradoxes, and existential questions. It highlights the season's deep philosophical and scientific themes, noting its unique approach to time loops and its distinct German cultural and intellectual influences. The review also compares Dark favorably with other series, emphasizing its unparalleled depth and intricate storytelling. Fans are encouraged to watch thoughtfully and embrace its challenging narrative. Dive into Dark Season 2 to unravel its profound mysteries and experience a truly unique sci-fi journey.

 He has done well to emphasize that it is always fiction, and not to take everything that is present in the two hours of screening literally.

 Pain and Glory is one of the highest and noblest works of Almodóvar’s maturity.

The review praises Pedro Almodóvar's Pain and Glory as a deeply personal and sincere film that reflects the director’s life and artistic passion. It highlights the film’s visual style, thematic depth, and Antonio Banderas’ outstanding performance. The film is seen as a mature masterpiece about life, memory, desire, and creativity, richly embedded in Spanish culture. The reviewer considers it one of Almodóvar's highest achievements. Discover the heartfelt journey of Pain and Glory and experience Almodóvar’s cinematic brilliance for yourself.

 Michael is pure Evil, with nothing in his eyes, acting out of blind, primordial ferocity, an insatiable bloodthirstiness without psychoanalytic reasons.

 David Gordon Green’s answer, and my personal one, is Yes [it is still possible to believe in the Boogeyman].

David Gordon Green’s Halloween sequel restores Michael Myers to his original, pure evil nature by removing past convoluted storylines. The film avoids unnecessary modern updates and voyeuristic violence, delivering a traditional yet effective slasher experience. While not revolutionary, it surpasses many sequels and remakes in the genre and remains respectful to Carpenter’s legacy. The film’s restrained stylistic flourishes and nostalgic nods support its authentic horror atmosphere. Discover the dark purity of Michael Myers’ return—stream or watch Halloween 2018 now!

 Dumbo is cinema.

 Burton, more than just a director, is a way of being.

The review defends Tim Burton's Dumbo against harsh pre-release criticism, praising its emotional depth and visual brilliance. It highlights Burton's signature themes of outcasts and family bonds, noting the film's strong artistic identity within his filmography. The reviewer appreciates the technical aspects, the cast’s performances, and Burton's ability to still create cinematic magic. This remake is seen as a genuine, soulful movie that resonates beyond its Disney origins. Explore Tim Burton’s heartfelt Dumbo and experience a visually stunning tale of outcasts and family love.

 "Where Sicario was ambiguous, subtle, psychological, Soldado is direct, brutal, hyper-violent, ‘dirty’."

 "In the land of wolves, where the non-existence of Good has been sanctioned, the law of might is the only one ruling."

Stefano Sollima's Sicario: Day of Soldado is a brutal and intense sequel that shifts focus to immigration and direct action. While less subtle than its predecessor, it delivers powerful visuals, memorable scenes, and strong performances. The film explores the volatile nature of borders and violence, maintaining high tension throughout. Sollima proves his skill as a director, making the film a gripping war-like experience with emotional depth. Explore the intense world of Sicario: Day of Soldado and witness a gripping sequel that pushes boundaries of violence and morality.

 For 100 minutes I enjoyed this small latest Polanskian work. And, as I find myself repeating every time I finish a new film of his, I said: long live Roman.

 The film deserves to be seen for a pair like this [Emmanuelle Seigner and Eva Green].

This review highlights Roman Polański's latest film 'Quello che non so di lei' as a masterful psychological drama. Featuring two strong female leads, Eva Green and Emmanuelle Seigner, it dives into tense and ambiguous character dynamics. Though some critics found the film cold and not ground-breaking, the review praises its craftsmanship, suspense, and emotional depth, celebrating Polański's unique cinematic voice even amid controversy. Watch Roman Polański’s latest intense psychological drama with Eva Green and Emmanuelle Seigner – explore its gripping tension and complex characters now!

 "Isle of Dogs is a work of art so full of love for cinema that it moves and prompts open applause."

 "The bad guys aren’t really bad, as was said, after all."

This review praises Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs as a visually beautiful and emotionally rich stop-motion film. It highlights Anderson's signature style, the tribute to Japanese culture, and the film's political undertones. The voice cast and craftsmanship are also warmly appreciated. Slight critique is given to the film’s length, but overall it’s a masterpiece worth loving. Watch Isle of Dogs and experience the charming and heartfelt world of Wes Anderson's unique stop-motion animation today!

 Tonya and America. Tonya is America.

 "There’s no such thing as truth": never a more fitting and pertinent concept.

‘I, Tonya’ offers a sharp and original look into Tonya Harding's controversial life and the darker side of American culture. The film blends dark humor, investigative storytelling, and compelling performances, especially by Margot Robbie and Allison Janney. It explores themes of truth, fame, and the American dream’s underbelly with nuance and empathy. A powerful reflection on flawed heroes and media spectacle. Watch 'I, Tonya' to experience the untold story behind the headlines and dive into a complex portrait of American grit and scandal.

 Lady Bird is a film that has the gift of genuineness, even though one clearly feels the influence of the indie USA cinema of which Greta is one of the great protagonists.

 Saoirse is perfect and adorable as always, she herself mentioned how happy she was to play such a 'real' character.

Lady Bird is a heartfelt coming-of-age film by Greta Gerwig, capturing teenage uncertainties and family dynamics set in early 2000s Sacramento. The movie shines with Saoirse Ronan's authentic performance and Gerwig's sincere direction. It balances lightness and depth typical of quality indie films, reflecting genuine life experiences without pretension. While not groundbreaking, it flows well and feels deeply personal. Watch Lady Bird to experience a heartfelt coming-of-age story full of genuine emotion and unforgettable performances.