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It's a complete audiovisual experience.

I get to saw it on a full cinema, surrounded by friends and strangers who were laughing as much or even more than myself

Its flaws, almost all of them, are part of its charm.

The actors, in a state of grace, surrender themselves to the story, and to the director, The simplicity of its commonplaces is corrected and overcome by the courage of its narration.

And it's very, very, very funny.

There two things one is mystery as i am sure i wont get it, even if a ask for it on my knees and the other is this: please, please I would have liked a little more of the bicycle, just a little more.

To me this film seems like a triumph, a great victory, I greatly admire the courage of its director, its scriptwriters, its stars, The great and bold Joaquin Phoenix, The wonderful singer Lady Gaga, the beautiful Catherine Keener, and as always Brendan Gleeson is a marvel on the screen.

I am very sorry that people are not understanding this ugly jewel, that they do not accept Todd Phillips s vision without compromise, and that they do not understand Larry Sher s masterful use of color.

However, what I enjoyed most about this film was its resounding denunciation of the profound iniquity of its predecessor.

Thomas Tull once had his name and credit attached to one of the best popular movies of all time. He said: its ok if we lost its director we have found a replacement on the man who direct 300 That shows how much he knows about films and about movies.

The first director went on to make Oscar winning films like Inception and Oppenhaimer, while the second one directs and Army of rebels to losing millions and Tull went for producing crowd-pleasing masterpiece with Nolan to ruining his legacy with trash as this one.

Sure its making money, by the cannibalization of Dune 2 biggest screens but its also the worse King Kong movie i ve ever seen.

At least its not the worse Godzilla movie ever. At least... The only good thing in this movie is the way its handles telepathy so as to spare us of more bad dialogue.