m_faramarzi

For someone like me, who has even the faintest and smallest experience of war, watching war films is the scariest thing I can imagine-especially when the story is set in the Middle East.

Warfare felt so real with its visuals, sounds, and atmosphere that it was as if I was right there in the middle of the battlefield.

On the giant cinema screen, every explosion hit me like a punch in the face, and the loud Dolby sound shook my heartbeat with every gunshot and scream.

From the first third of the film to the very end, I sat on my seat with my knees pulled up-frozen, motionless-like I was truly trapped inside those scenes.

When the film ended, it took me a few minutes to pull myself together. It felt like the war was still going on in my head.

Damn every war-seeker-of any kind, for any reason, under any pretext, with any intention.

The visual effects and set design felt artificial.

Rachel Zegler wasn't bad, but in my opinion, Gal Gadot's performance was completely useless.

Snow White's costumes looked like they were bought from a thrift store-so worn out they might as well have had holes at the elbows! 🤣 And honestly, both the Queen and Snow White seemed like they had their makeup done at No Clue Beauty Parlor in the Middle of Nowhere! 🤣🤣 It's okay for a one-time watch, but only if you're in the mood for some childhood nostalgia. Otherwise, even in the best-case scenario, I doubt this live-action deserves anything higher than a 5.