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Whiplash (2014)

At the end it is proven to be effective. Although it is undoubtedly abusing and violent. Would you agree with his method “there are no words in the English language more harmful than «good job»”?

Kramer vs. Kramer (1979)

What is the most realistic movie you’ve ever watched? And I mean in terms of its themes, the acting, the plot, and etc. A movie that literally makes you forget you’re watching a film.

My pick would be Kramer vs. Kramer. The acting is so incredible and the storyline is profound. Everything makes you think you’re watching a documentary.

What’s your choice?

The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)

Might be the only instance when Dicaprio gets outshined by someone else. Matthew is exceptional.

I feel like The Matrix was ahead of its time. This revolutionary and groundbreaking idea of our life being a simulation redefined the whole concept of life in my opinion. As well as on a technical level, The Matrix redefined the sci-fi and the action genres completely.

My second pick would be The Terminator.

What movie was ahead of its time?

What’s your favorite movie of his? Mine is The Grand Budapest!

Michael really did feel more like an introduction and not a complete biopic. As well as considering Michael was pretty surface-level on Jackson’s life, maybe they will dive into his problems in the sequel?

But then again, the estate produces the movie so it might be another cash grab. Especially since Michael earned $97M on its opening weekend at the domestic box office.

What do you think?