WiseMonke

I had no idea this was based on a true story.

I stopped my breath everytime she crossed the bridge Man, what a beautiful film. So beautiful omg. Bas itna he creative banna hai, I had no idea this was gonna be a steampunk. #wowzers

Pattinson's character was so fucking despicable, annoying slimy son of a bitch. Lowkey felt bad for Sinon Loved the non-linear storytelling in this one, the film did feel somewhat boxy but that's understandable that they could not get very creative with the type of camera they were shooting with. Even though they don't have major contribution to the film the black and asians actors do feel out of place but that's alright Nolan had to check those diversity boxes in order to win Oscars, can't blame the player. I swear in one those scenes Odysseus's right hand man's Indian accent slips in Honestly I didn't expect this but I loved Tom Holland as Telemachus Also Agamemnon, that dude was standing at the gates of Troy just like that, could literally feel the aura

bleak.......so bleak so many deaths......so sad It's been almost 12 hours since, yet I cannot forget what I saw. Such a sad film. I feel so sad for the brother and sister. A man who fought for the labours and tried to bring empathy to the system, A man who fought against his superiors to bring fairness and justice in the army, A man so devoted to his wife,A man who treated everyone equal be it civilians, soldiers,labour, Manchurians,Chinese. A man who helped everyone he met one way or another. In the end no one helped him. Just writing this makes me so sad This was Kaji's Odyssey This is genuinely the greatest anti-war film ever,in some aspects even surpasses Grave of The Fireflies. No race can make humane films better than the Japanese race. This is definitely the greatest trilogy ever My ranking for every part: part 5 part 6 part 3 part 2 part 1 part 4