Pethushka

The movie was thoughtful and "brilliantly simple" just like Facebook itself. Throughout the movie, I almost believed I was watching reality and that Facebook was being created right before my eyes. In short, well thought out to the smallest detail. There's no doubt that Fincher succeeded. But I personally was surprised by the performance of Justin Timberlake, who I had not considered an actor until now... 4.5 stars.

I don't expect much from movies of this type, but I'm glad when they have some meat to them. I was missing it here in the first half. Yes, that's right... It was almost a disaster. Thankfully saved with an omelet from Harrison Ford at the end and a generally funnier second half. I don't need to see it again. Unless HBO starts airing it three times a day.

Strange things make the world interesting. And this movie is kind of strangely strange. My admiration goes mostly to the main characters, as they were able to express so much emotion without words. Overall, I have such a "pure feeling" right now. The ending couldn't have been better and because of that I’m giving it 4 stars. Romaaance.

"I'm not marrying the guy I love. I'm keeping him in my heart forever. I think it's better that way. You can't live with a guy you really love anyway. It would be awkward." Pleasantly romantic, light, and funny. It gets to me more and more every minute.

This movie is above all unique. Where do you meet a man who is stranded in the middle of a huge city and a girl who won't leave her room? A touching story and above all a fantastic treatment. All so unforced and light. Except for a few weak and almost unnecessary places, very good. I think cutting it by just 10 minutes would have made the film even more interesting. 5 stars.

British humor in its purest form. The only thing that bothered me at some points was the atmosphere. Otherwise it’s much better than most American sitcoms and wannabe comedies. Some of the jokes were really original, yet perhaps not for everyone. Everyone's sense of humor is completely different.

An incredibly watchable short that deserves a quiet 15 minutes. The punchline may not be that interesting, but it's a feast for the eyes. And even Václav Havel was in it... what more do you need?

The only win of this movie is Angelina Jolie. Once again she is sexy, tough, and subtle. She shines again. It's just...the movie didn't take me any deeper and unfortunately I didn't believe it. In the beginning, Ev is a bit of a bum who has no idea how to act, where to kick and punch. And look! Suddenly he beats the crap out of four gorillas with his bare hands, kills the Russian president, and turns the whole world upside down. I found the script half-baked and copy-pasted.

I have a soft spot for this stuff. Clanking "creatures" chasing fruit... I think that's pretty cute!

Love comes in many forms and this is one of the prettiest. And my relationship with this movie? Love at first minute! After about an hour and a half, I was thinking that even if the movie were to end a minute later, I'd still give it 5 stars. But then the end came and I wanted to give it 6 stars. The atmosphere gets more beautiful by the second. Perfect! Not to mention the beautiful music throughout the film. And.... "Do you want to die?"