pollux_pt Reviews

Indian Summer (1972)

Avoid at all costs

[1/10 · 25 August 2021]

As someone unfortunate to have sit through the two and a half hours of the original version, I cannot advise this movie to anyone.

The plot suffers from bad slow placing, the story goes nowhere, and there is so much so messed up that made all my friends uncomfortable as they watched the movie. The cast is okay, but the writing is a solid turd.

You have better out there.

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: One World, One People (2021) Season 1, Episode 6

Throw out all the character arcs, add some basic fight scenes and what do you get? This finale

[1/10 · 23 April 2021]

Seriously, the quality of the writing went downhill. The morally grey personalities disappeared, the "villains" were superior but lost due to a horde of bad decisions.

All the attrition between Walker, Sharon, and the other two vanished and they all magically showed up in the same spot at the same time, saving the day.

Then they just added a lot of feel-good music, a lot of bland insipid dialogue, shoehorned a future romance for Bucky in a 20 seconds scene and called it a day.

Tremendous disappointment!

Years and Years: Episode 4 (2019) Season 1, Episode 4

I don't know if I can continue after this

[10/10 · 4 June 2020]

People complaining that the shots in the storm were vague, but that's what makes it so haunting: one can only imagine their suffering and their last hug, when they lost eachother and their last words. This is true horror.

Daniel's death was a really strong punch. He was the most likeable character and one than Edith the only one I deeply cared about. I don't think I've ever been so affected by a death as I am now. All the people here feeling bad for viktor - f* viktor, I couldln't care less about him. Just want Danny on the stage again.

Westworld: Genre (2020) Season 3, Episode 5

Get over it snowflakes

[10/10 · 13 April 2020]

Everyone is always compelled to criticising stuff It's not your story to tell, so enjoy

Money Heist (2017–2021)

This should have ended on season 2

[3/10 · 6 April 2020]

The story is tiringly repetitive Creativity was lost in the last 2 seasons because the story was complete but then netflix decided to order more Just let it be over It became junk-food television

Westworld: The Mother of Exiles (2020) Season 3, Episode 4

This is a level of perfection you won't find anywhere else

[10/10 · 6 April 2020]

The fundraising event was absolute perfection: some of the best works by Ramin Djawadi and top-notch cinematography, plus a level of creativity beyond belief! Felt like watching a work of art

The entire episode was easily in the top two of the entire series: all the story lines became crystal clear and converge into what I consider the best scene of recent times