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Film · Warner Bros. · 2005

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Batman Begins

61Watch it awake.

Fear, a city, a training. The serious costume film, before the carnival. Worth an evening.

The review

Before the later films made a villain the attraction, this one was about a rich boy who is afraid and a city whose institutions have been bought. The teacher in the mountains offers a clean justice that would kill the city to save it. The refusal of that teacher is the moral event. A butler and a cop are the ordinary courage beside the costume.

Adults and older teens. It is a better evening than the spectacle that came after it in the genre. Ask what kind of fear is a tool and what kind is a teacher you should leave on the mountain.

Journal

Keep Batman Begins in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 61. Yours can differ.

The glance

Piety is the thin one.

Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

Consider this

Spider-Man 2

73 instead of 61

Spider-Man 2 is still a action film, and it scores 73 instead of 61. What you gain is courage: He goes back after he has quit.

The eight

7
Industry
He trains, then he builds a practical tool. The bat is a craft before it is a symbol.
5
Household
A butler is a father. The house of his parents is the wound and the duty.
4
Piety
He kneels to a teacher, then finds the teacher's justice has no mercy in it.
7
Courage
He goes back to a city that did not ask for him.
7
Republic
Narrows, a port, a police force, a judge. The public is particular.
6
Temperance
It is dark and it is not yet in love with a villain's joke.
7
Truth
Fear is the weapon and the disease. He will not become the man who uses it without a limit.
6
Stewardship
What he wants to leave the city is a reason not to be afraid of ordinary nights.

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Film · Fox · 2000

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Cast Away

61Watch it awake.

Time, work, and what is left of a person when the clock stops. Worth an evening.

The review

A man who shouted at clocks is given nothing but water and hours. The film's nerve is to let you sit in the hours. A volleyball becomes a person because a person cannot bear a silent island, and the grief when that companionship is lost is not a joke the film cheats. It is played straight.

Watch it when the house has been too fast. The ending does not restore the fiancée and the job as a prize. It leaves him at a crossroads, which is more honest than a reunion. Ask what you would still be if the errands stopped.