Colossal

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Alex K @Alexandroid Jul 26 I really hoped this movie is not as bad as other people say. Nope! It's pretty bad... No amount of star acting can save a poorly written plot. Just hire good writers, people! It's unbelievable how much money is wasted on poorly written movies these days. Jason Sudeikis' character is miscast, IMO. He plays a guy who looks nice at first but turns out to be an abusive villain psychopath. But this transformation is clunky and I had a hard time believing his character is real. Again, hard to blame an actor when the plot is so bad... ...I mean, if this was written by middle schoolers and was a PG-13 movie instead of R, with some cheesy romance, maybe then this movie would work out. But, no, it's pretty much a waste of time. I've seen worse, but still, it's firmly down there. Don't be seduced by a star cast. See more Richard M @mckinnier Jun 21 Great acting - bad storyline See more Finnian O. @RT18158288 Jun 19 Just not entertaining in the slightest See more Michelle K @Movieangel Jun 6 I got the point of this one but it felt too extreme and over the top to hit the mark. I'm okay with unlikable main characters but it still felt like Jason's character was SO unlikable he was basically evil and that felt too jarring without building up to it. See more Ellis L. @Scary_Tyrannosaurus Apr 29 Colossal is surprising as hell, and not in a bad way. The film manages to balance a grounded story with an Avengers-level threat in such a unique manor. The main character has some very nice development, and the plot is original as hell. I question the point of the side characters, but I think how the film closes—and how the protagonist grows as a character—leaves Colossal with minimal flaws that are often outshined by its strengths. See more Wallace F @Wallfrancisco Apr 19 Colossal subverte o gênero de monstros ao trocar a destruição em massa por um estudo íntimo sobre trauma e masculinidade tóxica. O filme brilha ao usar a escala épica do kaiju como metáfora para o impacto devastador que vícios e abusos pessoais causam em quem está ao redor. Em resumo, é uma obra corajosa que utiliza o fantástico para dissecar feridas humanas muito reais, provando que os verdadeiros monstros nem sempre têm trinta metros de altura. See more Read all reviews

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