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🎬 I'm NOT your casual movie reviewer!

I don't do plot overviews or safe, spoiler-free summaries. For that stuff, there's Wikipedia.

What I DO: I share my raw, unfiltered experience and thoughts on movies and TV shows. That means MAJOR SPOILERS could hit you in the very first line of any review.

I talk about films the way you'd chat with a friend who's already seen them. No dancing around plot points. No vague hints. Just honest, spoiler-filled conversation.

You've been warned. Now let's have a real talk about movies! 🍿

A Boy and His Samurai (2010)

Director: Yoshihiro Nakamura Producers: Yoshiaki Kawajiri, Akiko Ikuno Screenplay: Yoshihiro Nakamura, Tamio Hayashi Starring: Ryo Nishikido as Kijima Yasube Rie Tomosaka as Hiroko Yusa Fuku Suzuki as Tomoya Yusa Hiroki Miyake as Sadao Abe Masashi Arifuku as Man in Black Mitsu Murata as Time Agent Makoto Otake as Time Agent Music: Midori Yasukawa Cinematography: Kobayashi Yuan Editing: Yoshihiro Nakamura Release Date: January 30, 2010 (Japan) Running Time: 139 minutes Language: Japanese   ***SPOILER ALERT*** Floating in a River of Good Cinema Here we have it, the second movie this week by Yoshihiro Nakamura, and I’m now floating in a river of good cinema. A Boy and His Samurai is a beautifully heartwarming film that left me longing for the ...
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Timecrimes (2007)

Plot Summary: Hector is an ordinary man who's moving to a new house with his wife. One evening, while he's looking through his binoculars, he sees a naked girl in the woods. He decides to go there just to find that same girl laying on a rock. Suddenly, a man with a pink bandage covering his face, stabs Hector in his arm with scissors... Director: Nacho Vigalondo Writer: Nacho Vigalondo Starring: Karra Elejalde Candela Fernández Bárbara Goenaga Nacho Vigalondo ***SPOILER ALERT*** A Mind-Bending Time Loop PRESET C: Timecrimes is a mind-bending thriller about a guy who travels back in time while running from his future self that is trying to make him become him. Confusing already? It might be, but it's actually a very entertaining story. The time-continuum paradigm here is one similar to Back To The Future, where one is led to think that if the past doesn't h...
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