wahyuawaludin's reviews

I love Blue Lock. It's the antithesis of other sports stories. While sports anime are always about friendship and teamwork, Blue Lock's basis is selfishness and individualism. This makes for a very unique, suspenseful, exciting storyline. The matches in Blue Lock are not ordinary matches, but have the vibes of going to war. Each character has a unique backstory and character, from Rin, Bachira, Igaguri, to Barou. And every technique and concept has real roots in real soccer techniques. I guess the manga author did a lot of research on soccer. I really like Blue Lock and look forward to Season 3, where Blue Lock players will face the brutal and unbelievably high level of the world, 10/10.

How can I say it? The cinematography is cool, the lighting is brilliant, the music is evocative, the scenes are top. But unfortunately the plot is lame, boring, and sleepy. The antagonist's expression was flat. Were they chosen because of nepotism because there is a certain relationship between the producer and the antagonist actor? I couldn't distinguish their expressions when they were angry, wary, suspicious, or something else. Their expressions were just flat. The dialogue was also flat. Anyway, I felt bored, stopped at episode 5 because the plot sucked. Less suspenseful. This series is far inferior to The Glory series which can arouse anger, curiosity, disgust, and pity for the actors.

This movie was a complete waste of time. I couldn't even bring myself to finish it. The fact that it only has a 5.9/10 on IMDB speaks volumes - it deserves even less. I tried to give it a chance, even sticking around for Gal Gadot's scenes, but it was just too painful. The whole thing felt like a cheap teen comedy, completely lacking the depth and seriousness I expect from a superhero film. It was childish and immature, with none of the compelling storytelling or character development that makes the genre great. Honestly, it felt insulting to fans of superhero movies. From now on, I'm sticking to films with at least a 7/10 rating. Anything lower is clearly just cinematic trash. I learned my lesson: don't waste your precious time on this garbage.

A Place Called Silence is a thriller masterpiece that managed to amaze me from start to finish. With a suspenseful plot and unexpected twists around every corner, this film really tests our ability to guess the plot.

At first, this film seemed like a fairly ordinary thriller. However, as time went on, the story began to become more complicated and full of puzzles. Every time I thought I knew who the real culprit was, a new plot twist appeared that brought me back to square one.

The technique of delivering the plot twist in this film is very slick. The director managed to trick the audience by giving false clues and keeping important information secret until the last second. The acting of the players also really supported it, making it even more difficult for us to guess who was actually guilty.

If you like films with complex and unexpected plot twists, A Place Called Silence is the right choice. This film is guaranteed to keep you thinking and wondering until the end. 10/10.

In the realm of animated tales, there exists a gem of profound emotion and contemplation. "Frieren" unfolds a poignant narrative, blending the hues of ignorance, regret, and the yearning to understand humanity. Frieren, once unaware of the depths of human nature, finds himself grappling with the haunting echo of missed opportunities and unspoken words after the passing of cherished friends.

As the scenes unfold, the story paints a portrait of profound regret etched on Frieren's soul. Regret for not delving into the essence of those dear to them, regret for the conversations left unsaid, the laughter that never echoed loud enough, and the understanding that eluded their grasp. This poignant realization dawns upon Frieren, a bittersweet melody that tugs at the heartstrings.

In the wake of loss, Frieren sets forth on an odyssey, a journey to unravel the enigma of humanity. A pilgrimage driven by an insatiable desire to grasp the essence of human beings - to perceive their dreams, fears, hopes, and aspirations. Every step is a dance of sorrow and longing, a dance that is as captivating as it is heartbreaking.

The animation breathes life into this tale, the vivid colors and expressive strokes adding depth to the emotional tapestry. The elegiac soundtrack echoes the pain and joy of Frieren's quest, every note a whisper of the soul's lament.

Through Frieren's eyes, we witness the beauty of a newfound comprehension. Every interaction, every revelation, is a brushstroke painting a new layer of understanding on the canvas of his heart. The story, an exploration of the fragility of life and the potency of regrets, serves as a mirror to our own existence.

"Frieren" stands as a testament to the human condition, a somber reminder of the value of cherishing those around us, of the fleeting nature of time, and the importance of understanding and being understood. It unearths the eternal truth that sometimes, it takes loss to ignite a burning desire to truly know the beating hearts that surround us. And in this, lies the heartrending beauty of this unforgettable anime.

The premise is good and scary. And the ending..just..wow..

Yes it's not. The dialogues, tone, etc..it's so wrong. Child don't talk like that. This movie is for adult.