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Trap (2024)
Directed by M. Night Shyamalan

The film follows a really engaging timeline, making you feel like you’re simply trailing Josh Hartnett’s character as the night unfolds. It’s like you’re an omniscient presence hovering just over his shoulder. It was a fun experience, and I absolutely loved it.

Josh Hartnett is fantastic in this! There are so many moments where he acts strangely, and then another character comments on it, prompting him to act even weirder to cover it up, all done brilliantly through subtle facial tics.

The emotional beats really hit hard, and it’s strange to find yourself siding with the character who’s clearly the villain. You almost end up rooting for the butcher at every turn.

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Transformers One (2024)

This is an animated movie that shows the origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron and how they became leaders of two factions in a never ending war. I liked seeing how Megatron fell from being happy and friends with Optimus to being enemy's but it did feel a little rushed. While their characters are well-written and developed, their transformations felt rushed, making the emotional depth less convincing.

I also found it weird that they never mentioned the name Bumblebee but using Badassatron was pretty funny instead.

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Red Rooms (2023)

A totally twisted, pitch-black study of obsession in the digital age that goes places it knows it shouldn't.

The long take in the court room at the beginning was impressive and had flawless acting. The dialogue was on point. Great acting all around. Pretty much the whole movie I kept thinking it was going in an obvious predictable way but not at all, it changed course a couple times.

Never actually showing the videos was the right choice, let imagination run it's course. Hearing the stories of the three girls through dialogue and seeing the character's reactions is better and maybe even more horrifying than anything they could have shown us through video.

It perhaps gets a little too ambicious in the second half and will probably lose a few but i'm satisfied with the end result. Very tense third act. 

It is at times a strong sociological experiment to tackle those who have an admiration for deranged killers but in essence, it’s all about the obsessive behavior of our leading lady (Kelly-Anne, who is phenomenal by the way, excellent performance) to expose the deconstruction of the truth. Behind this quest for justice and truthfulness, there’s an analysis to make concerning sensationalism. It’s also normal to feel angry, troubled, and thunderstruck by a case like this. But it’s also macabrely inquiring to find a logic behind the unthinkable.

No need to read between the lines to understand that it is spellbinding study of Kelly-Anne's psyche on why she is obsessed with the case. The whole narrative confronts the unsettling, unfiltered and unflinching reality of human allure all being exposed with the light theme of a courtroom.

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