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Ultimately, I did enjoy this film, as I probably should have. I was surprised by how good the gore is here; for instance, the shotgun blast is captured excellently, and the hand-breaking scene is definitely not poorly filmed either. That's what I liked about the movie; it's something that grabs you. It doesn't stand out significantly but plays it safe.

A fine historical film that primarily offers what the genre actually claims. By that I mean some history. Even though the film tries hard to appear fresh, modern, and gritty, it's not really like that, and it's a standard spectacle that could easily be aired on television because there's nothing particularly shocking about it.

The individual stories are simply weak, and the slightly bizarre framework doesn't hold them together very well. The ending seems quite banal and I didn't get very good feelings from it. It's nice to see the familiar faces of horror legends, or other actors who have appeared in horror films, but here it wasn't enough to truly entertain me, and I didn't take away anything more than just the feeling of having seen it.

This movie didn't really say anything to me. I watched it, but somehow I didn't see the point of what it was trying to say. Is it actually an attempt at drama, or just a classic romantic film that plays on the idea that the heroine has a bit of a problem? I don't know and I don't even want to look for the meaning in it.

Jim Jarmusch isn't fundamentally one of my favorite directors, although I appreciate his independence and I like that he makes films according to his own vision, and also very diversely. But this failed to engage me, even though Jarmusch is great at portraying characters. I just didn't find these characters engaging, and I didn't see anything in their "lives" that was worth watching. Maybe that's the key...

A visually stunning film, where some scenes completely captivated me, and I couldn't believe that something like that could be filmed. And yet the film bears Guillermo's signature. It's beautiful in that regard, but the story didn't really grab me - it's okay in terms of acting, but not great. It’s visually stunning, but otherwise, it just doesn't hit the mark. That’s a shame.

I was a bit afraid of that movie because I thought it would be very intense and very brutal. And it was, but I guess I thought it would leave a deeper impression on me. Still, it’s a very accomplished film, where Everest actually became scary. But it's not as harshly conceived as it could be. Still, this film will leave a mark on you.

One of the few contemporary Bollywood films that I gathered the courage to watch, and in the end, I don't really regret it. I don't know why, but Indian films don't attract me, yet I'm glad I gave this one a chance. It's a modern thriller/drama that works well in violent scenes, in quieter moments, and within the framework of standard investigation. Still, I'm not amazed by it.

It's one of those classic films where you feel like the execution is very good, quite suspenseful, with interesting twists, but in the end, you realize it was just clever editing rather than a truly great story. That becomes apparent in the final stage when the film is relatively dull and doesn't bring anything that truly amazes you. That’s too bad.

No, this just isn't it anymore. It's not as briskly paced, it doesn't have that great momentum, and some things are even repeated here. It's painfully evident how they tried, but it just didn't work. It's not well-executed, and I'd almost say it's rushed. It's a shame because this foursome definitely deserved better. Well, unfortunately, it won't come to that. Certainly not in this composition.