Laura

What a time to be alive and be able to watch this at the cinema The cinematography is beautiful. The storytelling and the cast is perfect, I wish everyone could win an oscar for their performance. I wish Nolan keeps doing this amazing job as long as he can. There's no better place to watch it than the cinema.

The movie is reaaaally good. It has plotwists, fun moments and everything else. Almost every transition feels perfect, which its quite shocking for a 1995 movie. It doesn't feel heavy, and those scenes where the characters look directly are you are pretty shocking. But, it may just not be everything I spected, which is not the movie's fault at all. Even though it's not my favourite kind of movie, it still managed to get to me

This story has left me speechless. Seeing the reality of other places portrayed in such a raw way takes your breath away. These are the kind of stories that should concern the government, the press, and society. The fact that there are places where you are afraid to speak for fear of being killed, where nine year old children treat crime as a routine, and where trading drug is the only economy, is what should worry us. People always want to see the beautiful side of everything; they are only interested in the wealthy areas. When people think of Rio de Janeiro, they think of Christ the Redeemer or the photos that pop up on Google, when five kilometers away, people are dying and the government doesn't care about them. Places where the police is corrupt shouldn't exist. Everyone deserves a chance to live in a healthy and safe environment, and I hope that one day, everyone will have that opportunity