Perhaps it's just me, but I have nothing good to say about this movie. But if you want to check it out for yourself, here it is.
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You don't trust IMDB?I moved it to a new thread of unknown country until we can figure out what film it is!
When I am in the position of guessing what feature movie something is when it is posted in a short film thread where the short has a different year, the posted movie has a different "accepted" name than the most likely IMDB candidate, there are at least two more movies from the same later year with nearly the same posted name, and I DO NOT HAVE IT -- then, NO I do not trust IMDB or anyone posting here. I don't care to compound one minor mistake with another of my own, so I put it as Feature Film Unknown until I had a chance to download it and confirm it, because from nota-bene's specs it was clearly NOT a short and it belonged in a thread of its own instead. There was nothing factually incorrect in what I posted, because I made it clear I was guessing. Nyah.
nota-bene wrote: Fri Jun 14, 2024 1:13 pmAIMEE aka The Vigilante (2023)
Perhaps it's just me, but I have nothing good to say about this movie. But if you want to check it out for yourself, here it is.
Well, it's not because of the former. (As you might have noticed, nota-bene is not a talkative guy. Normally I would have stopped right here. But I'll try for once.)
In that case the character you chose for your avatar is spot on.
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That's exactly what I would say about this movie, too. I stopped watching it after 30 minutes. They turned what was actually a serious subject into an action movie mixed with some Afghanistan trauma and a few fighting scenes. There are better movies about sex trafficking, for example I Am Stll Here.A movie should make you believe in the story, or the characters, in order to make you feel something, or care about something. It should "suck you in". This one simply doesn't do it for me. It deals with serious subject matters but it seems speculative. Like they want to make a movie to get rich and famous, and choose sensationalist themes they don't know anything about or even really care about.