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I have never considered watching a really poor film as a waste of my time but I found myself questioning my decision to watch this film after 15 minutes into it. It lacked the spark, intelligence and the kind of drive that makes you want more and more of the motion picture.

It is probably about the production design, it was below average. The idea was there from the start to be honest but as the clock ticked by, it went from desirable to disaster.

Moreover, the acting was very poor from this talented purveyors of the art. It was artifical without any performance of note.

If there is one good thing I remember about this film, it would be the fact that it provided the kind of sound editing which combines melody with relief, soothing boring instances.

I would recommend this film to people who enjoy watching short films because it is not worth watching to the credits.

I am very skeptical about eastern films but this principle is soon to be altered after seeing Shogun. I believe this latest historically inspired genre brings more elating and electrifying feelings behind the screens. It starts by enjoying the captivating sound mix and background score which together ripples the film's frequency to scintilate a purposeful masterpiece. The historical essence portrayed perfectly by precise costumes and well prepared landscapes drive the desire to travel back in time. Perphaps it is the motionary Osaka that wakes the joy of wanting to belong in the past. I see this film to be well written, acted and produced to meet the needs of historical drama lovers just like myself, and I can boldly put on record here that this is the best Japanese themed movie ever made on screen. There is no hiding the fact that Shogun is a must watch piece if you call yourself a movie lover!

I've heard a lot about the game to be honest, from family features and fantasy sites. But frankly speaking, my expectations were mixed, I wanted to see more of the dark side of the so called D&D theme but it panned out that the director had different ideas for us. And the pathway was greater to some extent. Because if you don't get lemonade make sure you do get the best from what you've got. And that is exactly why I'm praising the directorial aspect of the film. Character wise, the acting performance from Chris was on point. He gave us a great symbolism of what a good man is and how plans don't define who we are meant to be. It was really exciting to watch his performance, and I felt in love with him all the way through. In addition, I think I'm begining to admire Hugh Grant for his devilish character roles. He takes it to a different level and his supporting role in this one also contributed massively to the success of the film. I strongly urge fans of this genre to save money and get a copy, because it will be fun reliving it!