Udah nonton beberapa film dengan level gore yang setara dengan Pengepungan di Bukit Duri, tapi so far belum ada yang bisa se-triggering ini. Semua adegan feels so real, so depressing and of course so traumatizing even though for me yang ga punya darah Chindo samsek. Sinting. Indonesia, tolong kamu baik-baik aja ya, please. At least, jangan biarkan apa yang tersaji di film ini benar-benar terjadi 2 tahun kemudian. As a gore movie lover, kali ini resmi saya nyatakan, saya menyerah 🏳️
Baru nonton setelah nyentuh 3 juta penonton, demi nyesuain jadwal my bestie :") Well, at least better late than never. Proud to say I watch this H+1 setelah dikasih umur baru. Thanks God masih diberi rejeki buat nonton masterpiece ini.
Sedari awal, udah dibikin kagum terhadap betapa grande dan detailnya kualitas animasi Jumbo ini. Secara desain karakter pun nggak hitam-putih. Tokoh antagonis punya sisi baiknya dan begitupun sebaliknya, anak-anak yang nonton ini bakal diajarin kalo sebuah karakter ngga harus disebut sebagai…
Watched this one day after one of my dogs died, lucky for me because my tears don’t burst out on every scene that shows Scraps, but it still touched me. I wish I could go to the Land of the Dead and take my dog from there even though he’s not covered in fur anymore!
About the storyline, well I already predict the plot twist, but at least I don’t expect anything about the ending so I can enjoy it till the end. Instead I expecting they could explore more the subplot about the social class issue, but yeah, duration matters, I guess.
This is the first Wes Anderson movie I’ve ever watched! It contains 4 short films based on Roald Dahl’s short stories. Every story has a different value and each of them has an important meaning.
Ranking from the best to worst:
1. Poison: 5 / 5
2. The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar: 4,5/5
3. The Swan: 4/5
4. The Rat Catcher: 3,5/5
Overall: 4,25/5 ≈ 4/5
“The writer that thinks his work is marvelous, is heading for trouble“
Such a unique concept: Writer Roald Dahl tells a story about one of his books, whose main character is Henry Sugar which tells a story about a book he read. Believe me, it’s not as dizzying as what I tell you here. Instead, it’s a fun short ride with quirky transitions!
Don’t understand why Wikipedia considered this as a rom-com. I think the "rom" part only feels like a seasoning for the main plot. It’s more like action-comedy-crime. Nonetheless, I watch this in the middle of the night when everybody already falls asleep and it successfully makes me hold back my brutal laugh!