Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets

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Gregory Nov 7, 2021 Beautiful special effects. See more Jordan P @Jordanflickmaster Sep 7, 2026 Insane no one has complained about how much of a twerp tool Dane Dehaan is in this film. Why tf would anyone make this beta soy boy a protagonist? His fake deep voice was so fking annoying. On top of him thinking he was all that. He straight up ruined the film. Its an absolute beautiful film, but my god, one person has so much power to foilall that hard work. See more Robert P @Superbad Sep 6, 2026 Valerian = A *2 and 1/2* star movie! See more Kat T @RT81430476 Aug 29, 2026 I've watched this movie several times over the years. This is an amazing adventure through alien cultures. Many different worlds and aliens are depicted, The artistry is brilliant, and the French influence makes it one of a kind. The story is about recovering a lost world and it's people. The two stars of the movie are shown as at odds, but entirely devoted to each other. Saving the female from being eaten by an alien culture really represented how humans tend to care so little about their fellow animals. It reminded me of the repulsion of a roasted piglet with an apple in it's mouth. I loved experiencing all the different locations and creatures they encounter. The imagination that went into this movie is far beyond anything that has been done in any show, before or after this. See more dave O @RT87079070 Aug 10, 2026 Loved this movie. Great story. Original and well made. I liked the main actors, heard people didn’t like their chemistry, fair enough, I thought they were laid back and smooth. Each to their own. I loved this movie See more Josh M @FishingHawk Aug 1, 2026 Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is a baffling example of how a massive budget can produce such an underwhelming film. Despite an intriguing sci-fi premise and a few stunning visuals, almost everything else falls flat. Dane DeHaan delivers a wooden, often unintentionally laughable performance, completely lacking the charisma needed for the lead. His chemistry with Cara Delevingne is virtually nonexistent, making every interaction feel forced. While the opening sequence and occasional world-building shine, the frequently cartoonish CGI undermines the spectacle and often resembles an expensive video game cutscene. The result feels like a Temu version of The Fifth Element mixed with Ender's Game—borrowing ideas without capturing the charm, creativity, or emotional impact of either. A visually impressive but ultimately forgettable disappointment. See more Read all reviews

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