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Author: @nattosenpai
Community: Scrobble.life
Hello, anime fans. Or well, I should probably call you cinema fans, but here we can include both since I’m about to tell you about a modern animated feature film I saw this year that really captivated me—both for its blend of science fiction, fantasy, comedy, and drama, and for…
Author: @edwardstobia
Community: Scrobble.life
Movie Papá por siempre - Mrs. Doubtfire (Review) ESP-ENG by edwardstobia
Hola amigos || Hello friends Creo que he lo he dicho en otras oportunidades pero es que lo considero un pensamiento inevitable. Hay películas que vemos y nos quedan por siempre su recuerdo. Tanto que cuando la volvemos a ver nos toca una fibra completamente diferente. En este…
Author: @danielcarrerag
Community: Scrobble.life
Movie Right Moana, Wrong Maui - My Take on Moana Live-Action
I’m really not a fan of live-action adaptations. Honestly, none of them have worked for me so far. They might look visually impressive, but retelling a story that already worked perfectly in animated form just feels redundant to me. I know these films have a huge fanbase, and I…
Author: @erikah
Community: Scrobble.life
I'm not entirely sure, but I think this is my first Dutch movie, series. Lately I've turned to European, West Asia and Middle East movies as first of all, I'm fed up with Hollywood and want to explore other options. Scandi is leading by a large margin, but I want to give a…
Author: @agmoore
Community: Scrobble.life
Movie Beast: An Intense Psychological Thriller With a Shocking Ending
If you are watching a movie with the title Beast one of the things you are going to wonder about in the movie is, what is the Beast? Is it a person? Is Beast a metaphor? Is it an idea? By the end of the film viewers are left to decipher this puzzle for themselves. One could hope…
Author: @omarcitorojas
Community: Scrobble.life
.... English Version.... Hush (2016): Terrifying Silence. You might think that in a movie with few characters and events that unfold almost entirely in a single setting, the situations would be boring. Many might think so, but they’re wrong; because as long as there’s a level of…
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