Reviews

Bjelogrlic really out-done himself with this movie. Based on the book "Vinca case" and a real event that occured less than a century ago, the plot captures an intense story of both trying to build an atomic bomb in ex Yugoslavia and curing the scientists from all the radiation caused by it.

Some of the scenes were to agonizing to watch, so it is not a movie for everyone. The protagonist has a dual personality, where we both understand (pitty) him and hate him and blame him for all the mess. Nevertheless it leads you through happiness, pain, anger, sadness, disbelief and many other emotions but for sure will not leave you numb.

I think that this story of the first bone marrow transplant was an important one to be told to honour Georges Mathé and his astonishing work that helped many. Apart from that I really liked the idea of the subtitle "Chain reaction" which fluctuated through the film and practically explains The butterfly effect and the overall consequence of every small action.

Some of the scenes that show kindness and joy in people in the hardest situations made the whole movie so special.

Overall the acting is impeccable, and the plot, as I mentioned, is so touching and one of the best pieces I have seen for a long time.

I was positively shocked about this movie and how entertaining was it to watch it. The cast was so diverse but they delivered the movie quite nicely; Benicio Del Toro was excellent, Justin Timberlake, Alicia Silverstone and others killed it too. What I didn't like is that it was a bit boring from time to time and difficult to fully understand. At the beginning there were too many characters and a not yet developed story.

I like the details they added (like the sink, frisbee at the end...) . I would recommend to watch this movie with friends, because I feel It's a type of movie best enjoyed in a company of people (classic investigation/murder story).

All in all, I would rate this movie 7/10.

As a big Wes Anderson fan, I was quite disappointed with the short-film ,,The rat catcher". Worst 17 minutes of my life. Rather disturbing, disgusting and boring to watch. I like Wes Anderson's style of narrating, so It's the only thing I enjoyed. I felt as if I'm watching a kids movie, but not in a good way. I would definitely recommend other short-films that Anderson released (especially ,,The wonderful Story of Henry Sugar") and you can easily avoid watching this one.... The thing I hate the most about this short-film is that it doesn't even have a point and a deeper meaning, atleast I didn't understand it while I was watching.

Just watched this movie today and it surely met my expectations. The plot was intriguing, it held my attention throughout the whole movie. I have one big issue with it, that personally It was too violent. These violent scenes were too extreme and too often for my taste. I understand that It's a type of movie which needs to be violent, but I doubt anybody enjoys it. Despite that, the acting is of a very high standard, many great actors. Storyline was fast-paced, there wasn't a dull moment. Would recommend to all of the Tarantino fans, because It is a classic Tarantino movie. Also the set is well-made, I saw that the budget of this film is 100 million which is a lot, so the scenery really was outstanding. All in all, an interesting film If you have 2-3 hours to spare.

GOOSEBUMPS. Literal goosebumps after seeing this movie. The emotions, the music, the love, the whole vibe is immaculate. I feel like all the lost souls connect through this movie and feel blessed If you haven't watched it for the first time because you can still experience that. I love the cast and the bond between the characters. Logan Lerman, Emma Watson (girl crush) and Ezra Miller give off such a inspiring energy so you wish you were a part of their crew. This movie empties your soul and then fills it over the top. Actual 10/10 movie!! P. S. Added bonus for The Smiths, and using their song Asleep :) + Paul Rudd is in it too :)

One of my favourite movies, so mind-bending and interesting. Such a unique performance by Jim Carrey with his astonishing acting. The movie is quite short, but It still leaves you speechless, questioning your exsistence. Also, the finishing sentence: "In case I don't see you, good afternoon, good evening and good night!", portrays a moment of clarity and a chance of long-awaited freedom. The whole concept of the movie is so mind-boggling, and It's hard to wrap your head around the main idea. I think everybody wittnessed a moment of uncertainty of everything known to them after watching this movie. As always, Jim Carrey carried the role so effortlessly and powerfully and I would recommend everyone to watch this movie, I'm sure you'll enjoy it!