Reviews by mazardeus

What a powerful film that examines poverty, but it also inspires all to push for what you love even if you fail, you keep going.

This is a powerful film that explores the racism experienced by all the characters of color, especially for the family that was expelled from Uganda. It gets audiences to investigate Idi Amin's rise to power through a coup.

This is a brilliantly structured dark comedy by the Coen Brothers. It's a remake of the original film. All the characters are hilarious and interesting.

This is such an emotionally powerful film that reflected the important issues of its time period such as the dissecting of live frogs in schools. It goes even further than that with concerns about the USA government's surveillance and intrusion of a family without a father.

Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy is one of the most immersive gaming experiences I ever had in a long time. Never have I had this feeling of getting stuck with side quests since Ocarina of Time. Beautiful soundtrack, Zelda-like combat, great platforming, and plenty of quests.

This is one of the most powerful and life-changing documentaries I have ever seen. The overwhelming evidence of stripping black and brown communities of color on their right to vote during the 2000 and 2004 elections are so disgusting, and it's just as relevant and still going on today. The film also focuses on one of the greatest progressive politicians that would put AOC and squad to shame.

This is a powerful documentary about one of the greatest writers in American history that will change your perspective on learning important truths while unlearning the lies you have been told.

This film is a life-changing cinematic experience that connects the most powerful forces participating in this coup attempt to control the direction of the country like the USA military, weapons contractors, CIA, and FBI.

Such a life-changing movie that forces their viewers to reflect on our USA government violating human rights by torturing innocent people, and shows characters making moral decisions after being confronted with evidence of said torture.

The sequel is significantly better than the original. I can tell the scenes were crafted very well with a lot of effort, has an incredible soundtrack, and non-stop action.