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Jedinečná žárovka, o tom žádná, ale všechno narazí na bariéru v momentě, kdy se projeví fakt, že film není natočen podle skutečné události a námět je zprostředkován z kombinace několika knih. Vznikl z toho nesourodý mix, že kterého není jasně daný účel. Nicméně zachycení atmosféry na palubě je dostatečně autentické, a má něco do sebe.

Very thick, hard to swallow atmosphere. Topic of kidnapping is handled with necessary care. Brie Larson made outstanding performance even though director is rather focusing on point of view from Jack. Unfortunately there are some bleak spots, but it doesn't spoil the general idea. Room stands on its own.

The Lunchbox is like a brilliant piece of chocolate, of which you will never forget its taste. It perfectly brings on the screen the Indian street life, culture and style of living. It's almost like you live the story with the characters and that's what makes the understanding easier. Thoughtful, pieceful and fragile piece of art. Splendid work.

Must see document for those who wish to go there, those who admire the beautiful sceneries, simply must see for everybody who is longing for absolutely astonishing insight into the vast area of the biggest mountains of them all.

Paraíso is about love after all, but director is not giving many opportunities to fall in love with this couple. It's kind of sterile movie and it lacks of juice, which would be essential for making it more likeable. Steady camera with patient editing makes it even less interesting. Also the final couple of minutes are bit exaggerated and doesn't make sense - it does not need happy ending!

Drama, where the atmosphere is absolutely unique and actors are making very good job of keeping the quality up high. The disadvantages are the unnecessary time stoppage and too much of screen time for Brendan Gleason, because it's almost like the director is obsessed of his face.

Pleasant doc-drama with elements of romance. In some moments little bit too sweet. Length little bit longer than needed, because some scenes simple doesn't fit. All in all the emotions are there and main idea has the key ability to draw into the story. Stockbridge community cinema. 26/4/2017 - 5£.

Pioneer has very nice first half, where some of the scenes are outstanding, but then in gets little bit chaotic. Even though, it has strong storyline with wider impact and it couldn't be more critical of the government of Norway. Nevertheless the whole picture is very nice, different in some way.

Another attempt to create something very intellectual and at the same time piece of art. It's either too simple or too complicated, who knows. Family drama without proper setting and explanations. Although there is something nice about the way of showing the situation, when kids are growing up in divorced New york based family.

Even though the stoppage is not that long, the first half is lacking of exitment - taking to himself, whereas in second half there are no moments to waste. Suddenly it kicks off and the storyline is reaching its destination thanks to time paradox. Less talking, more stamina would make it better in my opinion.