The film _Babylon_ is a striking work with both positive and negative aspects. The acting by Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie stood out as particularly impressive; they managed to embody their roles and enrich the narrative. Nevertheless, I struggled with how the plot unfolded, occasionally finding it jarring and hard to follow. Certain scenes that were meant to be shocking felt over-the-top, which lessened my enjoyment o…

The film featured some striking visuals in its production design and costumes, and Margot Robbie gave a strong performance. Brad Pitt was decent, though his work has been more impressive at times. The initial portion of the story, lasting about half an hour, was quite energetic, but beyond that, the movie felt stretched out and didn’t leave much of a mark. It's also worth noting that this is where I realized Margot R…

This film feels like a collection of stories about Hollywood. It begins with depictions of wild parties, filled with excess and fueled by drugs and casual encounters—a scene where even an elephant seems appropriate for a movie mogul’s celebration. We are introduced to three central figures who guide us through the chaotic events. There's Manny (Diego Calva), a young man who is initially naive but proves resourceful e…

Babylon revels in excess and portrays an era unlike any other, managing to be both distinctive and captivating. The story appears simple at first glance, tracking three central characters as they pursue success within the evolving film industry. However, beneath the surface lies a deeper theme—an acceptance of mortality and obsolescence—that resonates universally. The characters’ aspirations for stardom are swiftl…

This movie is a disgusting, crude, and repulsive story centered on unrestrained debauchery and drunken revelry as the silent film period awkwardly transitioned into sound films. It draws inspiration from Michel Hazanavicius’ _The Artist_ and _Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas_, with a frenetic energy that feels like it was ripped straight from Gasper Noe’s _Climax_. _Babylon_ is an overwhelming experience for the viewer…