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Atlas (2024)
Atlas Is A Solid A I. Doomsday Scenario
Atlas is a solid sci-fi flick that is elevated by Jennifer Lopez's emotive performance. The AI characters are surprisingly relatable, and the story is engaging enough to keep you hooked until the end. While the movie may not break new ground in the genre, it's definitely worth a watch if you're a fan of sci-fi or J-Lo. There is a particular scene that may be too intense for younger viewers. My only critique is that I wish there was more backstory for some of the characters, especially the villains. But overall, it's an enjoyable film that I'd have no problem giving seven stars out of ten. Brava to Ms. Lopez and all the crew.
Kærlighed for voksne (2022)
Very Good Movie, Weak Ending
This movie had a lot of potential. I would even say that it is a very good movie, but the ending is weak and it is a little disappointing. At the beginning of the film is a man, who you might assume is a policeman, talking to a woman, about a case involving a successful husband who was cheating on his wife. The wife finds out. The man says wants out of the marriage, but the wronged wife will not gently be cast aside. In no time at all there are situations that put the man, by ever-increasing degrees, in great jeopardy.
The leading man is a good actor and commands a presence, but the leading actress steals the shows and brings to mind you don't really know your spouse as well as you thought you do.
I thought that the policeman at the beginning of the film (who is actually part of the story later on) would unveil a twist that would tie him and the rest of the story together. He certainly knew enough to put the man and wife away in prison. There is a small twist in the ending that is meh and makes you wonder, why would he tell such a story now, of all times, to his daughter just before her wedding?
High Life (2018)
Reminded Me of the Film Anaria
A space ship headed out to space. Characters are pretty much trapped with each other, creating their own hells. I think there is a point here to say about prisoners being the ones going out into space, like there is no point. We learn, though, that these prisoners, who were on death row, were given the opportunity to atone for some of their sins, by making this data-collecting journey in order to find a new energy source in the black hole before being crushed into the size of a few molecules. The journey doesn't go smoothly, though, because they succumb to cabin fever. For some reason there is a lot of sexual tension, too, although not much sex going on. Too bad! There is reproductive efforts though, led by a doctor who may have killed her own children on Earth. This film is definitely art house and may be too bizarre for most tastes. I liked the mood and the chemistry between Pattinson and the infant/child, Willow.