srfusao Reviews

The Tale of The Princess Kaguya (2013)

Simple tale that cold have been told in one hour turned into a two hour long torture

[5/10 · 17 March 2015]

Simple tale that cold have been told in one hour turned into a two hour long torture.

The film started out in a great way, but when they moved to the capital it started to drag on too much until the last 15 minutes of the film that were a lot of non-sense. I don't get how people get so touched and love films that have a lot of drama with a basic storyline and pointless ending.

Some nice visuals, but not stunning.

Some nice moments,but not touching enough.

Nice subject, but not a good story after all.

Godzilla (2014)

This could have been one of the best films of all time

[7/10 · 19 May 2014]

The first 45 minutes of the film it was stunning the film was building up at a great pace, I though I was about to see the best film of 2014, academy awards, etc

But then...oh then...what a shame it all just felt weird and weaker than I was expecting from the beginning. The plot was all lost, the creatures keep showing up from the shadows or under water about 20 times like we haven't seen it the first time...action, a lot of action...too much of action! The human characters seemed too forced to fit in into the story, a lot of times if felt out of place, why do I have to follow the life of a nurse who have nothing to do with the action of the events?

Still, great CGI, great visuals, great action, some epic scenes! Godzilla it's a great film, just feel that it is a big missed opportunity to make an absolute perfect and epic film.

London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Isles of Wonder (2012 TV Special)

Magical Night

[9/10 · 1 August 2012]

It was one amazing show both for the audience in the stadium (believe I was there) and audience at home watching it on TV. I think this ceremony had great/key moments that will be talked for years to come in the TV/Olympics history. Such as the Industrial Revolution, the power of the visual of it and the Olympic rings being forged was amazing. The Queen and Mr Bean scenes were brilliantly funny and greatly filmed, memorable TV moments. And the torch what an amazing idea putting it all together. The soundtrack of the ceremony was amazing and powerful as well.

For people who don't understand it... stop being lazy and pay the deserved attention to the ceremony, watch it again if you need and everything makes sense.

It was Britain at his best. In my opinion the best Olympics Opening Ceremony so far. Beijing was good but London was brilliant!