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This film embodies everything I hate about cinema.

I get that not every film is made for everyone but it is beyond my comprehension why anyone would like this movie at all.

After watching a little over an hour of film and seeing that nothing was happening I started to question every choice the director made.

Why did it have to be so long?

Why did it have to be so descriptive?

Why did it have to be so boring?

Why should it matter that he used some old cameras if he can't tell a story?

And I couldn't help but compare it to Oppenheimer, another very long film from a director I don't even like that much but even I have to admit that Nolan can make very boring themes entertaining and if you expect me to sit on a chair for over 3 hours, you better entertain me in some way.

I fast forwarded most of the second half but I've seen enough to see why Adrien Brody won all the awards, although after watching it the whole thing felt cheap, like the director was purposefully trying to get awards and making the viewer uncomfortable is a known way to do it.

And if you liked this movie, you should seek therapy because there's obviously something missing from your life if this is what you need to feel something.

That first episode was perfect and anyone who didn't like it is dead inside!

I loved it so much I'm afraid of watching the second one.

The entire episode was so intriguing and well built. I actually didn't look at my phone, not even once!

At first you wonder what is it that you're watching, is it actually going to be a detective show? But then you see that something is off, you remember that the show is in the WandaVision universe, you remember about alternative realities and then everything makes sense.

The moment Aubrey Plaza's character shows up there were fireworks going on in my brain. She was amazing in the episode and whenever the two of them were together, you could see the about the sparkles. It made me think of Killing Eve and I can't wait for more.