I Swear
This was such a hard watch, it's crazy. The movie is phenomenal though. I watched it at the cinema and it was very very complicated to get there, because of when it was shown, but I am truly glad that I went to watch it. I will never rewatch this movie ever again though. This is the kind of movie which a good comparison would be something like requiem for a dream which many people often say, that it's a movie that you can't rewatch. So that was the movie which was kind of the hardest watch for me before, but this surpasses it by far. Especially the first half of the movie, it was making me cringe and stress the whole time. There were lots of devastating scenes as well and obviously many many of "annoying" scenes that really make you angry. The later on in the movie towards the end was beautiful, even though I don't want to talk too much about it to not spoil, but it was a nice ending which I loved. Overall, through the whole movie it raises all kind of emotions very strongly. The acting was also amazing. It's also the kind of movie that makes you think a lot about it. It's interesting trying to put yourself in those situations and thinking what would you yourself do and it's definitely not easy. Also this movie itself helps achieve it in real life what was intended in the movie if that makes sense. There were many many times when I was watching this movie and I was thinking how much I hate this, but at the same time how good it is. And there are movies where you can appreciate it and not like, usually being slow cinema intending some deeper meanings, but this isn't even that, it's just something that make you feel a lot of emotions and not all of them are good, but that is the intention of the movie. So it's definitely great and I hate it and love it at the same time. Also, at least for me, it made tourettes very interesting, making me think about how it works deeply and how cruel it is. I don't even really have anything to criticize it's just a very strong movie and I think it was done perfectly achieved exactly what it was meant to
#watched at the cinema