bogdanbalostin

I always try to find little things I enjoy in movies, even if the plot doesn't make sense, if I had a little bit of fun for 2 hours or it wasn't completely boring, it was still worth my time.

But this one, this one, I watched it all hoping, hoping for something, I don't know a miracle. It's a total mess. Who makes these movies? The Last Jedi is 100 times better than this. And The Last Jedi was the moment when I stopped having any expectations for a good final movie, but I still had hope.

Zero 0 stars for this movie. This is such a big lack of respect for everyone. It's like the producers haven't even tried. I was intrigued by The Last Jedi twist, I didn't like it but it was something new... But this? This is where hope died.

Surprisingly at least we have The Mandalorian which captures the spirit of Star Wars quite well.

Too many characters...

To many plot points...

Story happens without any explanation. Is there a story anymore? Just characters added into the mix without resolving the previous character's story. Mindless death and slaughter. Ideas without any sense turned into philosophy.

No, this is not what Tokyo Ghoul is. And I've watched it until the end. In the final 2 episodes, there are some redeeming qualities, but why season 3 exists if it doesn't make any sense?

Another movie I rate based on the performance of the lead actor. Rami Malek was fantastic as Freddie Mercury, bringing his soul to life. But, we need to make one point clear, this is a fictional movie, not a documentary. And I do agree that Rami Malek is at times different than the way Freddie Mercury appeared to be. Needless to say, his performance is consistent and I understood the message of the movie, therefore I think everyone did a good interpretation of this story.

And then there are the songs. It was impossible to make a bad movie with these iconic songs in them. And I am not even a Queen's fan. I've just heard their songs while growing up and I didn't realize they had so many, so famous, so different songs.

My only problem with the movie is the start, I wanted to see Freddie's thinking and upbringing before he joined the band so quickly and become famous so quickly. The thing is maybe nobody knows and it's true to life, but I would have liked to see in this movie a smoother transition from nobody to world-famous.