Solid one, not really my style of movie, also didn’t realize that the music from this movie is in inglorious basterds, was mildly shooketh by that. I felt like the rebels could’ve gone without murdering a bunch of civilians to actually get their way but I understand why it had to happen. Hey, I wouldn’t want to be controlled by the French either, fuck the French. Maybe I’ll watch again, maybe I won’t, I haven’t decided yet.

Solid one, not really my style of movie, also didn’t realize that the music from this movie is in inglorious basterds, was mildly shooketh by that. I felt like the rebels could’ve gone without murdering a bunch of civilians to actually get their way but I understand why it had to happen. Hey, I wouldn’t want to be controlled by the French either, fuck the French. Maybe I’ll watch again, maybe I won’t, I haven’t decided yet.

this is what political cinema is supposed to feel like. perspective, politics, power. Viva la révolution.

this is what political cinema is supposed to feel like. perspective, politics, power. Viva la révolution.

I know a little arabic and i could tell that the subtitles was missing alot of diologue and was horribly translated
And im not that good in arabic to know what their saying without subtitles
Also the dialogue felt a bit weird and unatural so thats another thing that bothered me
Also as a person who prefers the look of older movies this looked bad

Could of easily been a 5 but it was too annoying to follow and just wasnt my thing
The pacing was great and the story was incredible
Usually against remakes but would like one for this film

I know a little arabic and i could tell that the subtitles was missing alot of diologue and was horribly translated
And im not that good in arabic to know what their saying without subtitles
Also the dialogue felt a bit weird and unatural so thats another thing that bothered me
Also as a person who prefers the look of older movies this looked bad

Could of easily been a 5 but it was too annoying to follow and just wasnt my thing
The pacing was great and the story was incredible
Usually against remakes but would like one for this film

Battle of Algiers (1966). This movie was so powerful it kept me fully engaged for two straight hours. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen, and I was insanely focused on every single event. I don't want to share any political opinions, but I hate injustice so much. This movie captured it so well that it made me feel disgusted, and it reminded me so much of what is happening in a country I don't need to mention. It captured every frame of torture and colonialism, making me feel uncomfortable and sick throughout the entire movie. They speak in the name of justice and all that, but in the end, they're just as dirty as mud. The camera work was so intense and brilliant that it made the tension feel incredibly high, to the point where I felt sweaty. It's just brilliant. I don't need to talk about the acting, as it felt too real. It felt like it wasn't just a fictional film it was a documentary made from real-life footage. Definitely a perfect movie and one of the greatest films that has left a heavy impact on me. In the end, justice was served, as it should be. Every human being deserves justice and freedom, and no single human should be treated as an animal.

Battle of Algiers (1966). This movie was so powerful it kept me fully engaged for two straight hours. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen, and I was insanely focused on every single event. I don't want to share any political opinions, but I hate injustice so much. This movie captured it so well that it made me feel disgusted, and it reminded me so much of what is happening in a country I don't need to mention. It captured every frame of torture and colonialism, making me feel uncomfortable and sick throughout the entire movie. They speak in the name of justice and all that, but in the end, they're just as dirty as mud. The camera work was so intense and brilliant that it made the tension feel incredibly high, to the point where I felt sweaty. It's just brilliant. I don't need to talk about the acting, as it felt too real. It felt like it wasn't just a fictional film it was a documentary made from real-life footage. Definitely a perfect movie and one of the greatest films that has left a heavy impact on me. In the end, justice was served, as it should be. Every human being deserves justice and freedom, and no single human should be treated as an animal.

Absolute cinema

Absolute cinema