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This film reminds me of those 3am scary videos where they would make extremely convincing shit that would haunt me, watching this gave me the same feeling. I thought the story was very innovative in portraying isolation in modern society. The psychological effect works well with alot of the videos that were being shown, it complemented great with the slow pacing. Loved how the suspense was consistent throughout the whole time, like your always anticipating for something to happen. The marketing was clever but also misleading a bit. I know people will come and watch this film, expecting for horror than the actual meaning its trying to portray. I'd say that it's most likely frightening for those who experience this kind of isolation but people who don't relate to this film at all, wouldn't see it as a horror film. The acting was great, Anna Cobb did incredible. Oh my god, when I saw Nyx Fears for a good 10 seconds of screen time, I was shook. Did not expect for a horror youtuber to be in this but makes sense. We're All Going to the World's Fair is a meaningful, experimental, surrealist film that'll scare BDSM communities

Lowkey, this film is probably just isn't my taste. I do see a little bit more good qualities than there are bad. I definitely do see the terrible marketing of the poster since I would've expected the film to show how the dragon apocalypse began instead of it presenting as a post-apocalyptic film. The story could've had more depth; I would've liked to see more of the main character's family and the "orphan & father figure" dynamic. The cgi of the dragon is surprisngly not that bad for its time. The casting was great, Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey and Gerard Butler were amazing. The ending was quite nice and bittersweet. It kinda gives me HTTYD vibes with the goal of the characters. I wish there was more scene where it gave room to breathe because I feel like there was so much action happening back to back. The dialogue is okay, pretty typical for this kind of action film in the 2000s. Loved the score, very entertaining and fits well with most of the scenes. Reign of Fire is a engaging, flat, enjoyable film that'll make people anticipate for a dragon apocalypse

This is the first time I'm exposed to Luis Buñuel's work and DAMN, this is the shit fr. Really loved the ending, it's ambiguous but at the same time, it's not. Love the dreams or the thoughts the main character has, it really get you thinking the complexity of who she is what what she desires; it portrays it in the most surrealist way possible. Catherine Deneuve was incredible, big fan of her from Dancer in the Dark (2000). The dialogue was incredible, loved the contrast between how the wife feels connected when being isolated while the husband feels like the relationship is not the same as it feels disconnect. The story is interesting, it reminded me of Vivre sa vie (1962) or that's just me. It was very realistic for the female lead to be constantly hesitant in prostitution as her relationship is known being soft without the forceful intimacy. Some scenes did make me uncomfortable because of it, like I was about to see some SA going on. Didn't exactly understand why this would belong in the Erotica genre but it's probably considered one in it's time. The acting was beautiful, I sympathized with the struggle of the main character so much. The meaning of "Belle de Jour" that translates to beauty of the day is fitting for the main character and her curfew. Belle de Jour is a eccentric, innovative, bizarre film that'll make wives become more open in their fantasies

Merab needs a hug, I wish I could just reach into the screen and give him one. When I saw that Spirited Away poster during that one scene, NO. Loved the choreography of the Georgian dance, it expressed tradition and culture in the best way. Especially towards the end, there was alot of meaning towards the main character's dance and expression that was beautiful to watch. The suppression of his feelings for another man, implemented well into his own dancing about how people try to control him and expect him to be someone he's not. The dynamic between the gay couple as very cute, but they weren't discreet when they got intimate which was predictable what would happen. The family drama was good, loved how everyone was struggling in their own way, even the neighbors complained sometimes which was realistic and funny. Loved the father being a contradiction to what the main character is passion about and how he continues to pursue it despite what anyone says. The pacing was slow which I thought was appropriate for a film that centralized Georgian culture and dancing. Levan Gelbakhiani was both phenomenal at his acting and dancing, wish I could see more of it. And Then We Danced is an emotional, stunning, impactful film that'll make dancers happy