gangaspecial Reviews

Dune: Part Two (2024)

Nuclear weapons in a sci fi epos?

[5/10 · 11 March 2024]

The movie consists 40% people watching sand though a telescope. There are so many scenes which are stretched way too long, while others are too short. There are so many jumps in between locations after sitting on a sand pile for 30 min. Then there is epic music, cinematic shot and the girl slaps him in the face? Completely out of context, people in the cinema were giggling of how absurd this is. The character arc of Batista is thrown in the trash as he suddenly fears 40kg dune soldiers in a scene which was meant to be menacing but turns out to feel like that the Harkonnen get attack by kids in a sandbox.

They fight the harvesters, loosing many soldiers and go in close quarter combat but then in the next scene they shoot lasers across the harvesters, suddenly not needing the foot soldiers anymore?

Cinematography is amazing, the fights are cool. Thats really what saves this movie. It feels like a complete contrast to the first part.

All of Us Are Dead (2022– )

Extremely boring and annoying characters

[5/10 · 6 January 2024]

Don't get me wrong. The zombies are great. What you really hate is the living. They act like toddlers, don't know when to run and suddenly talk about love when there is a zombie in the room. It's so upsetting seeing the characters interact. The zombies have more brain than the main characters. Had to cancel during the second episode. I can't recommend this to anyone expecting a compelling zombie story with cool characters and realistic action.

Sometimes there are scenes where the time slows down and it becomes weird. Completly out of the scene. The fighting is unrealistic as well. Was constantly shaking my head.

I watched a lot of zombie movies and series but this is the worst. Can't understand the good rating.

The Hater (2020)

Refreshing, leaves you desperate and happy

[10/10 · 8 February 2021]

This movie feels like an even darker episode of black mirror: Our society portrayed as bad as it gets. Its just awesome how the whole piece slowly starts rolling until it cannot be stopped anymore. I admit the beginning just leaves you wondering where it will head. At the end you sit there, shaking your head wondering how this all happened.

Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009)

tedious to watch, sad vibes

[6/10 · 11 January 2021]

5% Story 65% Dog 30% Sad Piano Music. That's the movies content. Everything just merges in watching a sad dog and feeling sad. The whole emotion could have been captured in 10 min footage.