jovana_ivetic

This movie is so bad that I'm out of words. Acting is good only when it comes to the main three guys. The wife and daughter and some other women appearing are such bad actresses that I'm shocked. And again, giving an old guy a hot and young chick as a wife who is younger than his daughter, I mean, come on. Plus the ending! All in all, bad. Very bad.

To be honest, before this movie I thought I knew everything I needed to know about Maradona. However, after it finished, I was shocked and embarrassed at how much I didn't know. I actually had 0 idea about his life and struggles. This movie is not to make you feel sorry for him, because, we all can make good and bad choices when we are placed in front of a decision, but in the end, you can't help feeling sorry for him. This is a must watch for all football fans.

This is one of the most beautiful and best movies about football and a football star I've ever seen. There are excerpts from his life and stories with his colleagues and other famous players he played with. It's a comprehensive and complete overview of Basti's career, full of memories. I loved it.

We watched this at the cinema, without high expectations, but when the movie ended, we stayed there, sitting, speechless, wondering what we had just seen. Yes, we knew the history, and more or less all the facts mentioned in the movie, but to see it all on the big screen was something different. Those scenes in Ukraine, the hungry kids, the merciless winter, the desperate, freezing people. They will stay in my mind for quite some time. This movie is excellent, but you have to have guts to watch it.

I rated it with 2 only because I love Kenneth Branagh. Otherwise, I found it waste of time. The movie is too long for a story like this, many things are unanswered and unclear. You cannot follow where they are at what point, even the time travel is done with some omissions that don't make the story complete. Definitely - if you are not James Cameron, don't try to make movies with time travel. That's it.

I watched only the first episode. At the beginning I thought it wasn't so bad, but as minutes went on, I liked the show less and less. I couldn't distinguish if it's meant to be comical or to a certain extent serious. Some characters' behaviours are awkward, they grimace when they talk, when they smile, it's so broad it looks scary and weird. I just didn't think it was worth my intention. Especially after the last scene in the first episode when the prince doesn't even shake hands with Clara, but next minute "wants her". So awkward.

Two stars are only because I managed to finish the first episode. Other than that - I disliked the whole story. Everything and everyone in this show is nausea-inducing. I understand that's the reality of jails, but even the scenes that don't happen in the jail - I mean, she has fallen in love with a guy age of her father? Couldn't they have at least get a good-looking and attractive guy who would actually manage to seduce and cajole this beautiful girl into doing all the frauds and embezzlement. I don't like when everything that can go bad, goes bad in TV shows and movies. I consider it waste of time and plot. The episodes could definitely be shorter. I don't know who wants to watch a movie every week/night. All in all - it's just not my cup of tea.

If this movie is true, that would explain many things. Being a Bosnian Serbian, I tried to be as unbiased and as objective as possible. I enjoyed the movie, found some answers I had had since I was a kid, and in the end felt extremely sad. It's a good documentary, with lots of genuine videos and recordings of phone calls. Definitely recommended.

It was all very enticing and catchy in the first four episodes. I was looking forward to see what's going to happen next. But then in the fifth episode everything became too much - everyone is sleeping with everyone, everyone is cheating on his spouse, the way Alba behaves with Francisco's best friend is abominable, the cute and kindhearted Pablo turns out to have a girlfriend. Seriously, too much. I had to stop watching halfway into the sixth episode.

I knew what to expect from a movie like this, and I really enjoyed watching Stallone in action. Also, I liked seeing Armand Assante and Rob Schneider alongside him, and Diane Lane is an excellent female lead, but somehow, the whole movie lacks some solid plot. I have a feeling that events are slow for one hour and fifteen minutes, and then in fifteen minutes so many things happen and the movie is over in a blink of an eye.

This is definitely not the best movie you're gonna see this week/month/year, but it is hilarious. We couldn't stop laughing.

When I was a kid, I watched the cartoon "The Phantom of the Opera" numerous times, and every time I enjoyed it and loved it. Maybe this time, having seen Gerard Butler in "Les Miserables" first, and seeing all these amazing actors on the list, I expected a perfect 10 from this movie musical, but unfortunately I was slightly disappointed. There are parts I think unnecessary, some that should have been elaborated on, some avoided, in general, the movie could be shorter. But overall, I liked it.

I loved how the actors presented the actual characters, and I love how the movie talks about the real and still alive people, with respect but still openly, how it shows them as vulnerable, thoughtful, complex and not as cold as we normally assume them. I enjoyed the movies sceneries, not only London, which I love, but also the nature of stunning Scotland. I would rewatch the movie only for those scenes.

I have just finished it and I am shocked how good the plot is. This movie reconfirmed to me that I absolutely love everything Jennifer Lawrence takes part in, and if Bradley Cooper is alongside her, then a deep and powerful story is promised. There are beautiful sceneries, plot twists, serious marital issues, and the way everything untangles in the end is just mindblowing.

I was truly surprised with the movie. I read the book first, and loved it, so when I saw there is a movie based on it, my first thought was "No way it can be good, simply because so many things happen that there is no chance they put all that on the screens, and if they omit something, then it's not gonna be good". Turned out I was wrong. Yes, in comparison with the book, the movie is simplified, some events and characters are omitted, but still it was a beautiful watch. I enjoyed from the beginning till the end, almost unblinking.

Incredibly boring, cliche, too much, and too dark. The whole movie seemed to have been filmed in complete darkness, without any lights.

I loved the plot and the idea until the very end. I didn't even think it was too much. Moderate sound and visual effects. But the end destroyed the whole impression. Thus the 2.

Two starts only because Frenchie is funny. Other than that, the movie is a complete plotless disaster