For more details about the film you can visit the link that I leave you of Filmaffinity | Para más detalles sobre el filme puedes visitar el link que te dejo de Filmaffinity

In case you were wanting more | Por si quedaste con ganas de más

Cover photo, Logo, Crane, Hand with pen, Yugi, Edward chibi, Edward Child, Edward young, Edward bleeding, Naruto chibi, Goku chibi, Jesper, Hand with a tablet, Sound system & Trigun

When seeking reasons why the Golden Age of Television has surpassed Hollywood’s cinematic output in quality, one might point to the fact that the television series, as a medium, far better satisfies an audience more invested in substantive content than in glossy visuals and sound. Upon reflection, the most popular TV series of our time have generally not appeared, nor do they appear, significantly more visually striking than the low-budget existential dramas that win awards at independent film festivals. However, given the hyper-production of scripted television content, it was only a matter of time before someone sought to defy this notion by attempting to create a series as spectacular as the most ambitious summer blockbuster. Naturally, such an endeavour would be—or at least appear—justified if the work in question belonged to the science fiction or fantasy genres, where even the most fantastical worlds must seem somewhat plausible. Ironically, it is the television series American Gods that has come closest to this ideal, despite its core concept being rooted in an ostensibly mundane reality that viewers—particularly those living in America—encounter the moment they step away from their television sets.

The series is based on American Gods, a novel by British author Neil Gaiman, one of fantasy literature’s most esteemed figures, whose children’s book Stardust served as the basis for a successful film in 2007. American Gods, his most renowned work, explores a fascinating premise: what would happen to the deities of the Old World—figures from Norse, Slavic, Greco-Roman, Egyptian, Arabic, and African mythology—if they found themselves in the New World, and how they might adapt or clash with the new gods born of modern society’s obsessions. Produced by Starz, a channel known for its insistence on edgy content, the series was executive-produced by Bryan Fuller, creator of Star Trek: Discovery, and Michael Green, a screenwriter behind several notable films in the late 2010s.

The protagonist, Shadow Moon—played by English actor Ricky Whittle—is a petty criminal released from prison several days early following the tragic death of his wife, Laura (Emily Browning), in a car accident. The devastated and bewildered Shadow is approached by the enigmatic Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane), who offers him a job as a bodyguard. The pair travel across the American Midwest, visiting bizarre locations and encountering strange characters, witnessing a series of morbid, fantastical events Shadow struggles to comprehend, while Wednesday makes little effort to explain them. Meanwhile, in the background, even more extraordinary events unfold, culminating in an impending clash between the old gods and the new gods born of faith in American technological omnipotence.

From the outset, American Gods strives to convince viewers it is not a typical television series but something exceptional. This uniqueness is reflected primarily in the vast sums of money expended per episode, much of which funds lavish vignettes—typically at the start of each episode—that depict individual deities and their journeys to America. No expense is spared on special effects or techniques used to reconstruct different continents and historical eras, resulting in a series punctuated by striking scenes. Some sequences adopt a cinematic, larger-than-life quality, even utilising the 2:35 aspect ratio. However, what will likely strike viewers most is Starz’s revival of a formula tested at the start of the decade in Spartacus: copious amounts of extremely explicit violence, gore, nudity, and, of course, sex. While audiences have grown somewhat desensitised to TV series attempting to “push boundaries” in this regard, American Gods attempts to do so with a scene in which Djinn, an Arabic demon portrayed by Mousa Kraish, despite claiming not to grant wishes, provides an Arab merchant traveller (Omid Abtahi) with a rather explicit sodomy experience. The creators are also careful not to neglect conventional sexual orientations, featuring several scenes where the goddess of love Bilquis (played by Nigerian actress Yetide Badaki) participates in mass orgies. And those curious about Emily Browning’s appearance in the “birthday suit” will not be left wanting.

All these details, including the exceptionally appealing soundtrack by Brian Reitzell (featuring standout tracks like “Media Bowie” and “Tehran 1979”), cannot conceal the series’ serious, perhaps even fatal flaw. Although the first season is relatively short, comprising eight hour-long episodes, it will feel significantly longer to viewers for a simple reason: very little actually happens. The epic clash between old and new gods is only hinted at in the cliffhanger finale, suggesting a second season, while events are largely followed from the protagonist’s perspective, who neither understands nor seems to care about what is truly unfolding. Fuller and Green were so playful that they allowed themselves entire episodes devoted to quite explicit commentary on current political events, naturally from Hollywood’s limousine left posturing—as most explicitly seen in a scene where advocates of gun rights are almost literally portrayed as Nazis. While the cast was up to the task, lesser roles appeared less like fully fleshed-out characters and more like stylistic exercises. The most characteristic example was Gillian Anderson, who, without particular reason, delivered impersonations of several 20th-century pop icons. Perhaps the higher-ups at Starz were aware of these issues; their insistence on reining in expenditure and bringing production under control ultimately forced Fuller and Green to abandon the project. The second season needed to take a different approach. Gods ultimately reached twilight with third season in 2021.

RATING: 5/10 (++)

(Note: The text in the original Croatian version was posted here.)

Blog in Croatian https://draxblog.com Blog in English https://draxreview.wordpress.com/ InLeo blog https://inleo.io/@drax.leo

LeoDex: https://leodex.io/?ref=drax Hiveonboard: https://hiveonboard.com?ref=drax InLeo: https://inleo.io/signup?referral=drax.leo Rising Star game: https://www.risingstargame.com?referrer=drax 1Inch: https://1inch.exchange/#/r/0x83823d8CCB74F828148258BB4457642124b1328e

BTC donations: 1EWxiMiP6iiG9rger3NuUSd6HByaxQWafG ETH donations: 0xB305F144323b99e6f8b1d66f5D7DE78B498C32A7 BCH donations: qpvxw0jax79lhmvlgcldkzpqanf03r9cjv8y6gtmk9

Movies act like or as a mirror. Sometimes, you see what you’re dealing with in movies. The ups and downs in movies is just the same thing that we go through in life as well. I watched Rain Man a few months back and I enjoyed watching the movie. I can’t lie about the fact that it’s a movie with a short storyline but too much in the sense that it is longer and should have been cut short.

Rain Man is an American comedy movie that shows the life of two brothers who were distant for years but eventually reconnected and embrace each other.

It’s all about Charlie, a car dealer whose cars got stuck as they fail to pass emission tests but his impatient customers want to get the cars right away and he also needs to repay the loan which he took to buy the cars.

After he learned about the death of his father, he and his girlfriend travels over to Cincinnati but inherits rosebushes and Buick Roadmaster. Then, there was a $3 million balance that was traced to a local mental institution where he met his brother, Raymond after a long time. Raymond suffers from what they call “superb recall”.

Image

Charlie then tried to get custody of Raymond which didn’t work because of Dr. Bruner’s disapproval. And Raymond also refused to flying to Los Angeles, they drove there and with the ability to solve complex calculations, he and Charlie won $86,000 which was used to cover Charlie’s debts.

In the end, Raymond went back to the mental institution and Charlie promises to visit in two weeks.

This story can be a bit be compared about what my man and I are going through. He once got into debt by buying a car which a client had ordered for but didn’t get the full payment from the client. That’s how we got into debt that we are still paying till now. Truly, as they say, we see our lives in movies. We see what we go through in movies.

This movie influences me in a way or the other. So many people have siblings like Raymond. Instead of sending them to places like a mental institution, take care of them and give them the love that they deserve. Just like when Charlie first met with Raymond in the mental institution, he treated him bad that his girlfriend, Susanna had to travel back and left Charlie behind. Being challenged is not bad. Take care of them if you have one and you will find out how amazing you are just like Charlie found out the exceptional skill of Raymond.

Even though it’s interesting, it’s a movie that is too much. This is a kind if movie that can be done for about a hour and thirty minutes, maximum time but it lasted for over two hours.

I think what I love about the movie is the comedy aspect of it. It has an interesting story already but the comedy which was used to back it all up says so much about it and the comedy was what took more part of the movie.

I think the comedy aspect is what didn’t make us realize how much the movie is. Till you are done watching it, you may not realize how much time you have wasted or spent watching the movie.

I know it’s a too much movie but you will definitely have a great time watching it. I can rate it 8.5/10.

Watch and enjoy!

So.... let me just tell you how I ended up watching Solo Leveling the three night ago , I had a night shift at my work place , and honestly, that day shift was one of those quiet ones where nothing much was really happening, you know those kinds of nights when you are expected to be busy, but everything is just unusually calm.... Yeah, that was it, so, instead of just staring at the clock or scrolling endlessly through my phone , I decided to make good use of my time and finally watch Solo Leveling , and let me just say it was the best decision ever.

From the very first episode, I was hooked , the way the anime starts off, introducing Sung Jin-Woo, who they literally call the weakest hunter alive , made me shake my head, like, I could actually feel the embarrassment he was carrying, Imagine going into battles where everyone else is strong, and you’re just the one dragging everyone behind and at some point, I even asked myself, “omo would I still be showing up if I was this weak?” But then again, that’s what made this whole story relatable, he was not some overpowered character from the start, he was just a guy trying to survive in a world that didn’t rate him at all.

And While I was watching, I liked how the dungeons and monsters were animated, they gave off this very dark and creepy vibe that did keep me alert, even though I was supposed to be “working.” there was this one scene that made me pause and look around like, “What if these monsters just popped up here?”lol ..... That’s how immersed I was, the mix of fear and suspense had me glued to my screen, forgetting that time was moving at all.

What really got me though was when Jin-Woo had that near-death experience in the dungeon gate that has turned red while they were in , that was the turning point, my heart was literally pounding, and I was like, “Guy, are you going to die in episode one?!” But then the whole “System” thing appeared, and he got that power where he could level up like a game character,at that point, I knew this anime was going to be something different,I mean the idea of leveling up endlessly, becoming stronger after every fight, and unlocking new abilities, ah, it was just so satisfying to watch.

Another thing I noticed while watching at work was how smooth the pacing was,You know some anime take forever to build up, dragging scenes that make you yawn, but Solo Leveling didn’t waste my time , every scene felt like it had a purpose, and the animation? It was top notch, They really put in effort to make the fights look intense, I even had to adjust the brightness of my phone because the dark tones were pulling me in so much.

At some point, I caught myself smiling like an idiot, and I had to quickly compose myself before my colleagues thought I was losing it, That’s how much I was enjoying it, there’s something about seeing an underdog rise that just hits differently, the way Jin-Woo transformed from being weak to gradually becoming strong gave me this rush of motivation like, “If this guy can pull through, maybe I can too.”

By the time I got deeper into the episodes, I completely forgot I was on shift, the workplace was quiet, the clock was ticking slowly, and here I was, lost in a world of hunters, dungeons, and monsters.it really made that night shift one of the best I’ve had in a while because I didn’t even feel the usual boredom or sleepiness that comes with working at night.

So yeah, my first watch of Solo Leveling wasn’t just about enjoying a good anime, it was also about making the most of a slow night, the storyline, the character growth, the action, it all blended perfectly to keep me entertained while everyone else around me was either busy with little tasks or dozing off, and now, I can confidently say Solo Leveling deserves all the hype it’s been getting.

_{First Image designed on Canva, other are gotten from imdb}

I had my hopes up for this Superman reboot, after all James Gunn has made some amazing movies and bringing him into the DC universe seemed like the perfect match but after watching Superman 2025 I felt more confused than excited about what I just witnessed. The movie starts off strong with Superman already three years into his superhero career, which I actually appreciated since we didn't have to sit through another origin story but this decision also created some problems that haunted the entire movie in my opinion. David Corenswet looks perfect as Superman, he has the jawline, the build, the wholesome American charm that makes you believe he could be the Man of Steel but somehow his performance never quite reaches the level of commanding presence you expect from Earth's greatest protector, I mean this guy felt more like an activist rather than the invincible hero, spend more of the time getting beat up badly. Rachel Brosnahan does well as Lois Lane and their chemistry works, specially during the small fights they have as a couple, they feel like a real couple who have been together for a while, which is refreshing compared to other superhero movies where romance feels forced but the problem is we never get to see how they fell in love or what makes their relationship special, how she find out he was Superman and when did he told her neither. The movie itself is a beauty with all the visual spectacle, the bright colors pop off the screen in ways that make you feel like you are reading a comic book come to life, the costume design is fantastic and Metropolis looks like a real city where superheroes would exist but all these technical achievements can't mask the fundamental storytelling issues that drag the whole movie down.

• IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5950044/

Rottentomatoes Rating

Source

What bothered me most about this movie was how weak Superman felt throughout the entire thing, he is supposed to be the most powerful being on Earth but he spends most of his screen time getting beaten up by various villains who shouldn't even be able to touch him, its like they downgrade him on purpose. The opening scene shows him already defeated and bloodied in Antarctica, which sets a tone that never really changes, he was constantly struggling and needing help from other heroes who seem more competent than he does, both using their powers and even smarter than him. Mr Terrific steals every scene when I honestly thought would be the weakest of them all but them that guy has a brain and powers, he feels more like the main character than Superman himself, he was the one solving problems, making the smart decisions and generally being more heroic than the actual hero of the movie, he was even with Lois during the hole time so all he had to do was ask her out and Superman was done done. Nicholas Hoult does a great job as Lex Luthor although lets be honest he doesnt beat Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor in Justice League, did have that manic energy that makes him hateable in all ways possible, his plan to frame Superman as a threat so he can profit from military contracts is clever and feels grounded in real world politics, a page taken by Iron Man in a way, but even Lex seems to have Superman figured out in ways that make our hero look incompetent rather than noble. Guy Gardner brings some comic relief as the obnoxious Green Lantern from the comics, Nathan Fillion nails the character's arrogant personality perfectly but like most of the Justice Gang members he feels underutilized and more like a cameo than an actual character. The movie tries to juggle so many different characters and plot threads that none of them get the development they deserve, leaving you wanting more of some characters while questioning why others were even included and even made me feel lost at times like whats next? because it does felt like I had no clue where the movie was going next.

The pacing of the movie feels rushed in all the wrong places and slow in others, we jump from scene to scene without letting emotional moments breathe or giving us time to understand whats actually at risk. The relationship between Superman and his adoptive parents feels surface level, we see them for maybe ten minutes total and they come across as simple farmer who don't really understand their son's world but still loves him very much, which could have been interesting if the movie had explored this characters more but I can understand they wanted to jump in to the Superman of now rather how everything started. The political subplot involving the fictional war between Boravia and another country feels heavy handed, the imagery clearly references real world conflicts but the movie doesn't really have anything meaningful to say about war or Superman's role in global politics beyond "killing civilians is bad" thats it. Krypto the dog is cute and will probably sell a lot of toys but his presence feels more like a marketing decision than a story choice, although we can also argue that he most likely belong to another movie after all Krypto is Supergirl dog seems, he shows up to save Superman when needed and disappears when convenient. The fortress of solitude looks amazing but serves mainly as a place for Superman to go when he's hurt, which happens way too often for my liking, I want to see Superman win fights not constantly need healing and backup, is this Batman movie?.

James Gunn clearly understands the comic book source material and isn't afraid to embrace the weirdness that makes Superman stories special, the pocket dimension sequence and kaiju fight show he is willing to go full comic book in ways that other directors might not as to stick more traditional to the Man of Steell we all have known for many years, that can be good and bad depending who the majority of your audience is. The problem is that understanding the source material and translating it effectively to screen are two different things, this movie feels like someone read a bunch of Superman comics and decided to adapt all of them at once without focusing on what makes any individual story work. The humor hits sometimes but misses just as often, Superman's "golly gee" personality can be charming but it also makes him feel immature in ways that undercut his authority as a leader and protector, even Lois felt had more authority over everyone else including Superman. The action sequences look good but they are shot in a way that makes everything feel chaotic, almost like you know Superman is going to get beat up every time, the camera moves around too much during fight scenes and you lose track of what's happening, which is frustrating when Superman is supposed to be graceful and precise in his movements. Lex Luthor's motivation makes sense but feels over the top, especially when he fights Superman it feels like they playing Playstation throwing combos a Superman, he's so obviously evil that it becomes cartoonish rather than menacing, I want a Lex Luthor who could convince people he was right even when he is wrong.

I found myself thinking about all the missed opportunities this movie had, there was clearly passion and effort behind every it but never comes together into something greater than the sum of a couple of cool scenes. The biggest problem is that Superman never feels like Superman, he was too weak, too unsure of himself, too dependent on others to be the inspiring figure this character should be, I wanted to feel like the good times of DCU heroes, ngl some of the Wonder Woman and The Batman, those make you fell excited about being a good person but instead I felt frustrated that they made the Man of Steel feel so small. The movie sets up a larger DC universe and introduces characters who will probably get their own movies but it doesn't make me particularly excited to see more of this version of these characters, especially if Superman continues to be overshadowed by everyone around him. David Corenswet has the potential to be a great Superman but the script doesn't give him enough moments to really shine, to really feel like he got a single fight under control, he is likeable but never gets to be truly heroic, there was just the single guy rooting for Superman as a hard core fan and gets shot, WTF!!. The visual effects are solid and the production values are high, but technical competence can't replace good storytelling and character development, this movie looks like a Superman movie but doesn't feel like one where it counts. I give Superman 2025 a barely 7 out of 10, it's not terrible but it's not the Superman movie many of us wanted after waiting so long, maybe the sequel will give us a Superman who actually feels super instead of just wearing the costume.

#skiptvads, #inleo, #hive, #superman, #jamesgunn, #davidcorenswet, #reboot, #dcuniverse, #disappointed, #superhero, #review, #lexluthor, #rachelbrosnahan, #mrterrific, #krypto, #metropolis, #weak, #underwhelming, #comic, #justice, #loisklane, #nathanfillion, #nicholashoult, #pacing, #visuals, #storytelling, #mediocre, #potential

Posted Using INLEO

Hey Hive friends and cinema fans! ‎ ‎I will talk about the 2014 science fiction film "The Maze Runner" that has become one of my favorite movies.

Image source

I watched this before with my family — our first family movie date. ‎ ‎Watching this in the theater with the lights dimmed is so exciting. ‎ ‎And I'm sharing it with you too. I hope you'll enjoy it. 🌷 ‎ ‎One thing I love about this film is the suspenseful plot.

Image source

I love movies with intriguing mystery elements, and "The Maze Runner" just successfully builds that tension and keeps me guessing until the final reveal. ‎ ‎This film was directed by Wes Ball, based on the novel by James Dashner. ‎ ‎The main cast are Dylan O'Brien, Kaya Scodelario, and Thomas Brodie-Sangster, who deliver a compelling performance.

Image source

The story started, when Thomas, played by Dylan O'Brien, awakens in a mysterious maze called the Glade with no memory of his past.

Image source

He joins a group of boys who are trying to find a way out while uncovering the secrets behind the Glade for years. ‎ ‎They are called "Gladers".

Image source

Image source

That Glade is surrounded by a giant maze that changes every night.

Image source

Image source

There they have formed their own rules and society. ‎ ‎While Thomas is adjusting his life in the Glade, he also starts to uncover secrets about the maze, as he becomes involved in the efforts to solve the mystery.

Image source

Image source

A suspenseful journey of Thomas and the Gladers follows as they face dangers in the Maze and try to escape. ‎ ‎My love for mystery and suspense is so satisfied in this film. ‎ ‎The clever plot twists, the moments of tension, and the slow reveal of what lay behind the maze are like a puzzle I couldn't put down because every scene deepened my fascination. ‎ ‎Watching the story unfold, I admired how it kept me guessing. ‎ ‎All in all, this film perfectly matched my passion for uncovering secrets and unravelling mysteries. ‎ ‎It became one of my favorites, leaving me eagerly waiting for the next chapter (which is out now). ‎ ‎Of course, this leaves me with some lessons: ‎ ‎• that teamwork or working together is so effective in surviving and uncovering secrets about a situation ‎ ‎• that having courage is so important in facing the unknown dangers ‎ ‎• and lastly, that adjusting to new challenges and changing circumstances will help you survive. ‎ ‎Until my next movie... ‎ ‎Thanks for the visit! Have a lovely day. Buh-bye. 💗🌸

Hola mi de intenet, les mando un gran abrazo para todos, hoy la ediciòn sera sobre una de las obras mas conocidas de Marina Baura, LA INDOMABLE, espero lo disfruten.

La indomable fue una destacada telenovela venezolana producida por RCTV, estrenada en 1972. Basada en la radionovela homónima de Inés Rodena, su adaptación estuvo a cargo de Ana Mercedes Escámez y contó con la dirección de Juan Lamata. Protagonizada por Marina Baura y Elio Rubens, y con una marcada antagonista interpretada por Bárbara Teyde, esta obra se convirtió en un éxito rotundo en su horario estelar.

-Título: La Indomable. -Canal: RCTV. -Año de emisión: 1972 (también referenciada en 1974 en algunas fuentes). -Historia original: Inés Rodena. -Adaptación: Ana Mercedes Escámez. -Dirección: Juan Lamata. -Protagonistas: Marina Baura como María de la Cruz (Maricruz)Elio Rubens como Octavio Narváez. -Antagonista destacada: Bárbara Teyde como Lucía Santibáñez de Narváez. -Elenco adicional: Carlos Márquez, Agustina Martín, María Teresa Acosta, Tomás Henríquez, Marisela Berti, etc. -Género: Drama / Melodrama. -País: Venezuela. -Idioma: Español. -Número de episodios: Alrededor de 254 según algunas fuentes.

La historia sigue a Maricruz Olivares, una joven humilde e iletrada que vive felizmente en el campo junto a sus abuelos hasta que conoce al aviador Octavio Narváez, quien se enamora de su inocencia. Sin embargo, la despiadada cuñada Lucía Santibáñez de Narváez desprecia a Maricruz desde el primer instante. Obstaculizan su matrimonio forzado, incitan sus humillaciones y finalmente provocan la tragedia: sus familiares mueren en un incendio. Maricruz, acusada falsamente de robo, es encarcelada, pero descubre que está embarazada.

Al quedar libre, se muda a Caracas con un pequeño cofrecito que le recuerda a su familia. Empieza a trabajar sin saber que su verdadero padre la busca. Descubierta su identidad, él la educa y transforma en Morgana Falcón, una mujer culta y poderosa. Luego regresa para vengarse de quienes la hirieron, adquiere poder, expone a Lucía y recupera su dignidad y el amor de Octavio.

La indomable representa un momento clave del melodrama venezolano, con un encuadre narrativo plagado de transformación personal, redención, intriga y justicia poética. Marina Baura planteó una de sus interpretaciones más intensas al encarnar tanto a una mujer humilde como a una figura poderosa, mientras que Elio Rubens brindó una presencia emocional sólida como el protagonista masculino. Bárbara Teyde dejó una impresión memorable como antagonista, generando fuertes tensiones dramáticas.

La producción tuvo gran rating y fue la telenovela líder en su franja horaria, destacándose frente a competencias clave como Una muchacha llamada Milagros. Fue tan popular que incluso llegó a transmitirse en Puerto Rico simultáneamente.

La indomable es una telenovela emblemática dentro del legado dramático venezolano. Su fuerza narrativa, el arco de transformación de la protagonista, interpretado con gran talento, y su éxito masivo la convierten en una joya del melodrama clásico. Refleja el poder del género para narrar historias de resistencia, venganza justa y redención femenina.

Bueno mi gente espero que sea de su agrado esta ediciòn del dia de hoy, y que esta telenovela les traiga muchos recuerdos, la indomable es una obra emblematica de la tv Venezolana que marco la epoca. Bendiciones y nos vemos en una proxima entrega.

Sometimes, when watching movies, it feels like the actors know exactly what’s happening in my life. In other words, I can say that I see my life on my television screen. Life comes with its ups and downs but that gives us more experience and acts like a guide on the same mistake. This means, we shouldn’t make the same mistake twice.

Movies may be too much at times but when it reasonates with your life or what you’re going through, it gets to make sense. Gone With The Wind is a movie that I feel is too much but worth the watch and deserves a hype.

Source

Plot

Scarlett learned that Ashley, her crush is about to get married to his cousin, Melanie. She then finds a way to make an advance on Ashley but he rejected. However, she caught the attention of Rhett, a guest at the party.

Melanie and Scarlett eventually became friends after Melanie gave birth with the help of Scarlett. However, Scarlett never stopped crushing on Ashley. To make Ashley jealous, she married Charles but he died while serving in the confederates states army.

Eventually, Rhett finds a way into Scarlett’s life. He proposed to Scarlett and she accepts. They both named their daughter Bonnie but Scarlett never stopped liking Ashley even after telling her that he’s never going to leave Melanie.

Desperately, Scarlett found a way for she and Ashley to embrace each other. The rumor spread and Rhett heard about it and files a divorce. Then, Scarlett realized that it was Rhett she has always loved and all she has for Ashley was just infatuation.

Even though the movie is interesting, it’s just too much and that’s why I skipped some unnecessary parts of the movie in my summary.

Scarlett’s mother didn’t play a huge role in the movie. So, why include her death in the movie? I feel the actors and producers of the movie just wanted to achieve making a longer movie and that’s why they added that but to me, that part of Scarlett’s mother’s death is irrelevant.

How about Charles? His death was also unnecessary. They could have made the movie seem like “Scarlett kept trying to get Ashley’s attention but it didn’t work out and that’s why she ended up with Rhett instead of marrying Charles and then, Rhett when she really loves Ashley.

Nevertheless, it is an interesting movie. The fact that it’s too much never stops it from being an interesting movie.

This story truly resonates with my current lifestyle. I’m just like Scarlett but my experience eventually made me know that people love who they love no matter how you try to get them.

Source

Ashley truly loved Melanie. If it were someone else, he must have taken that as an advantage to cheat with Scarlett on Melanie but he didn’t do that. That’s just me. I remember loving someone who never loved me. I had one guy begging me almost everyday to be his girlfriend and he really seemed serious about it but I thought I was making the right decision by loving someone who doesn’t love me. It ended in tears for me.

I just loved how Rhett walked out on her and left for Atlanta. That’s the best. I think we humans should learn to appreciate those who appreciate us. Scarlett never appreciated Rhett and she shouldn’t make him a second choice all because the man she loved didn’t love her.

Do you know my favorite scene? It’s funny how the scene that’s my favorite turned out to make me cry. After ignoring, yelling and sending away the man who loved me, I begged him. This time, he didn’t walk out on me but made me know that he now has one whom he truly loves. I just wish I didn’t reject him earlier.

I cried while Scarlett cried in the movie. I was sad. Scarlett didn’t want to lose Rhett and I missed the man I sent away. I don’t know if he will ever come back but if he does, I’ll ask us to watch *Gone With The Wind together so he can see how I felt in his days of absence.

I enjoyed the “too much movie”. It was worth my watch and I learned not to ever chase away those who truly love me. It’s a 9.5/10 rating even though it’s too much.

I enjoyed watching it.

Hi friends, how are you all? Hope you are doing well. Friends, all of us who watch Tamil movies are more or less aware that several Tamil movies have been released recently. I have told you about the few movies that I have seen. Today, I saw a trailer of a Tamil movie. I enjoyed watching the trailer, so I thought that since I have time, I would watch the movie and share some things about this movie with my friends.

The movie is shown in the beginning, some terrorists are shooting with the police in a deep forest or you can say in the deep forest, there the police officer who is conducting the mission is a lady, there are some great action scenes in the beginning, the lady police officer has a family she has a son, today is the birthday of the lady police officer and her son goes to her to wish her. But because the son's officer was in the forest, his son waited with his father for his mother to finish the mission, but an enemy shot hit him in the chest and fell in a corner of the forest, after a long time, when the officer did not come out of the forest, everyone started searching, at one point his son found him, he was immediately taken to the hospital, this is how the director presented the story of the movie.

Full of great action scenes, quite an expensive movie. I liked it from start to finish. Everyone who has acted in this movie has acted very well, especially the hero of this movie. I like his performance very much; besides, the action director of this movie is very beautiful.

Those who have seen this movie will agree with me, and those who haven't seen this movie yet, if you watch Tamil movies, then you can watch it if you want, hope you don't feel bad.