NicoRe9

This movie is not perfect first of, the slow pacing, messy writing, and dragged out scenes with decent fighting scenes. However what sells this movie to me is that these pong passed scenes gives you a sense of realism in a way that you don't often see in movies. Having the characters not doing much gives you multiple moments to think and really look into the situation where it doesn't really have to happen anything all the time which is just like real life.

The actors in this movie is also a big factor of what makes this movie good, having the actors look like the age they are portraying is really well done in this movie and one of the main actors is not even a professional actor, she is an stunt actor so seeing someone new to this is really cooo on it's own as well as how the movie progresses throughout the story.

Not great but definitely worth watching.

The first thing I wanna point out is that this movie is like no other in the way that the action and the drama in it never stops and it just keeps on going and going. It has this unique twist in it in the way that almost the entire movie is set on a train and despite this the movie still delivers with some of the most action impacted fight scenes in modern cinema as well as a amazing dedicated cast.

The movie also has these small kinda items that represent some of the characters so you can remember them better such as Thomas the train engine or peaches and so on. It also introduces characters in such a fast and dynamic way so you can know almost everything about the character in just under 5 minutes.

9/10.

This film and the experience I had with it was like nothing I had seen before in any movie. Not only are the characters amazingly written by also teaches the importance of those in needs and the greediness that comes with owning to much and how it can change you as a person.

This movie uses symbols such as the stone or smell to further explore this idea with wealthiness and the family slowly building up these fake personas to be a part of the ones the furthes up in an interesting way. This film is important in the way that we see poort and rich people and really teaches us a valuable lesson.

It shows us the importance of family and trust in a way that really gets you into the movie because you want to know about these characters, you want to explore how it is for these rich people, you want to follow them through their journey and it's just so fascinating how well this movie does this.

I've maybe watched over 200 movies now and this is by far my favourite movie of all time without a question, 10/10 babbbyyyyyy.