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I went in blind here. Kala ko nung una, dahil sa title, puro violence lang ang ibibigay ng film.

The film starts like a search story but slowly turns into a meditation on grief, and by the end I felt less entertained and more emotionally drained, like it just sits…






Taron Egerton brings an intense, unstable energy that keeps a constant sense of danger on screen, while the film grounds itself as a father and daughter story about…

It looks great. It looks real. I was genuinely nervous and scared for their safety.


Beautiful representation of what is happening inside a person’s mind with dementia.





Denis Villeneuve did not waste time world building on the first few frames.



From the first frame, you can already feel Denis Villeneuve’s fingerprints: the cold blue palette and the lonely silhouettes.

From the first frame, The Whale hides Charlie in shadows parang sinasabi agad: this is a man drowning in shame.






This feels like a story about legacy, aging, and the heavy cost of power.














Well this is a Michael Bay film so I already expect a lot of real explosions, and it definitely delivers.


I’m locked in immediately by the voice and score, and the film never really lets go of that dread.




I love how natural Nora and Agnes are. Rachel was also very natural in her performance.