See You Up There
Drama • 2017 • 1 hr 53 min
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Sharp charge against war. From laughter to tears, a perfect tribute to the amazing original novel.
If only just for the scenes with the masks, this movie deserves to be seen.
Enjoyed this movie a lot, it mixes comedy with drama creating a touching story and memorable characters
Great performances, great director, watch it
A poetic movie. The photography is magnificient and colourful.
Un jeu d'acteurs incroyable, mené par une histoire et un realisateur remarquables.
A visually overwhelming film. The plot was too comlicated for a film. It's obvious it's an adaptation of a book
The book is better, but it's still a great movie.
Movies like this are just not made in America. Make sure to watch foreign films so you don’t miss ones like this.
Great directorial choices, funny and dark at the same time. Loved the masks and the villain's performance
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