Newest movies made us all sick and they were unsatisfactory in so many different ways, so this week we watched '90 movies classics, and a reception was great. Literally, we have no idea what a hell happened - new movies are scraped off all originality, feelings, passion, emotion, and basic human attachment. It is not just CGI, it is... everything.
This is a list of the movies we watched so far during the previous week:
As Its Remembered (2022) - is the last new movie we watched this week and pretty much a shitty one. Not only that we didn't like it, but we also stopped watching it after only 20 minutes.
Sphere (1998) - A very nice movie with a realistic take on the human condition and how human beings interact and function together. I will not go into technical details because I really do not care much about it, but from the acting standpoint, the chemistry between actors, and the interesting story it is one well-made movie.
Anaconda (1998) - A giant snake thing and kind of mediocre. Representation of the snake is not realistic and some parts are even annoying, so even a very fabulous cast of actors couldn't save this one for me.
Man in Black (1997) - A darn amazing movie Will Smith played his role so well and each minute is enjoyable to watch multiple times. I will not say more, you should watch it, period!
Rush Hour 1 (1998) - ONe more classic success and a great movie to add to your favorite amazing movie collection. Definitely the second the best from this list.
The Truman Show (1998) - A masterpiece. I really wonder why they can't make movies like that one anymore today. I can't even describe how good this movie is.
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