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“Nice movie. Recommend to watch. This was really entertaining and definitely worth seeing. This is unexpected experience like you've never had in your life.” read more
Best of the year 2017 (39 movies items)"This was really entertaining weird film that got pretty dark at times. One of those films that you either like or hate. But definitely worth seeing. "
Ranking The Movies I saw in Theatres 2017
The Good & The Bad - Movies Watched In 2017 (472 movies items)"This movie is unexpected and an experience like you've never had in your life. This is exactly why I enjoy Darren Aronofsky's work, you get to see stuff you've never seen before. It's a difficult watch in parts I won't lie about that. It's suspenseful, shocking, some will absolutely love it and others will despise it. I enjoyed it because it comes at you like a ton of bricks - it grabs you and doesn't let go. Its a cerebral thrill ride, a mystery of epic proportions until the end, at which point"
“Trailers were great and I thought it was going to be a dope horror film. I've been a fan of Darren, but this gets a 7/10 from me.”
Watched in 2017 (53 movies items)"5.10. Saariteemaa ja raamattua. Varsin mallikkaan tunnelmallista psykologista kauhuilua tällä saastuneen kauhun ajalla."
“Following the polarizing responses towards this movie, I wasn't really sure what to expect but since I have always been a fan of Darren Aronosfky's wo”
Yeah, I really loved the damned thing. In fact, it is so far my favorite movie released in 2017.
Knowing how rarely you give movies an 8/10, I'm glad to see mother! be one of them. It's really quite something.“Following the polarizing responses towards this movie, I wasn't really sure what to expect but since I have always been a fan of Darren Aronosfky's wo”
Moviewatcher122's 2017 Film Diary: September (9 movies items)"September 19 "You give, and you give, and you give. It's just never enough." Warning: I don't recommend reading my thoughts on this if you haven't seen the movie yet, so I'll just say right here that if you want to see this movie, just be warned that it's very divisive and that you might not like it. This movie disappointed me, but in a way not many films are able to to. I loved the first half. I thought it was unsettling, but also subtle, well-written and had a great atmosphere to it. Jen"
Movies the giraffe watched in 2017: September (28 movies items)"First viewing - Sept. 23rd Best new-to-me film for September Having to wait a week to see mother! was kind of painful, but thankfully worth the wait. I'm not surprised that many people were turned off by this movie, as it's definitely not for everyone. It requires attention and patience, which general audiences tend to lack, especially the ones who have no issues with engaging in distractions from what's on the screen despite having paid money to be there. As a result of a failed opening weeken"
A Movie A Year (Part 1) (113 movies items)" Notes: I have to admit it, it was a difficult movie to read as the whole thing was just so bizarre and chaotic and I can imagine that not everyone might be able to connect with this picture. But that was also the real beauty of it, the fact that you could give it pretty much any meaning you want. Indeed, someone might think that it is a story about motherhood, some others might say it is about how chaotic our society and way of life has become. As far as I was concerned, it felt like a fascina"
“Following the polarizing responses towards this movie, I wasn't really sure what to expect but since I have always been a fan of Darren Aronosfky's work, I was still really eager to check it out. Well, I have to admit it, it was a difficult movie to read as the whole thing was just so bizarre and chaotic and I can imagine that not everyone might be able to connect with this picture. But that was also the real beauty of it, the fact that you could give it pretty much any meaning you want. Indeed, someone might think that it is a story about motherhood, some others might say it is about how chaotic our society and way of life have become. As far as I was concerned, it felt like a fascinating and endless nightmare, the way everything seemed familiar and yet odd at the same time and the way th” read more
