Paramount Terminal

I'm not sure what to say about this 'movie'. The noir style was nice but under all of the neon lights was.. nothing really. I found myself not really understanding the plot, finding it boring. A snooze fest. It was a nice surprise seeing Mike Myers!

The acting is great in this one, but the actual story, while it kinda contains twists and interesting plotlines is actually portrayed really boringly. I mean most of the movie is just some conversations and they kinda make the setting and the visualizations a bit interesting and at some parts I thought they will make it more as a horror movie,but turns out those parts are just randomly there. Also the ending is somehow quite predictable even though it shouldn't be. Basically the ending is the only interesting part, the rest is quite random and, while maybe it does not get completely boring, it just isn't that interesting.

I think the vast majority knows that when Jim Carrey wants to play dramatic roles, he knows how to do it well but what is the point when he gets scripts so **** up like this one? I was hopeful because what I saw in the trailers caught my attention but really this film is a very bitter disappointment.

Crappy amateur copy of Ritchie and Tarantino style (tho if you didn't know, "Snatched" easily could be called neonoir). Like "Catch .44" or "Sushi Girl", but even worse and much more incompetent. It was pathetic. Very painful experience. I've had a lot of spanish shame while watching.

A new movie from Margot Robbie, unfortunately, did not live up to my unrealistic expectations. The climate of the neo noir and the dark atmosphere accompanying the whole intrigue, not only that it does not draw in its finale yet, is so strange and senseless that the secret and the growing tension are somewhere to escape. It's mainly Robbie, although there are a few very characteristic actors in the film. Sad.