Selected Movieverse Review: Zara Adhisty Enchanted as Cute Cegil

Kapanlagi.com - Check out the reviews from the KapanLagi Youniverse film community members, Movieverse, in the week of July 4. Indonesian drama films like BERTAUT RINDU and ASSALAMUALAIKUM BAITULLAH are competing with Hollywood superhero films like SUPERMAN and FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS. Not to mention the horror film KITAB SIJJIN DAN ILLIYYIN that should not be overlooked.

From the Movieverse reviews mentioned on the @KapanLagicom, @Youniverse, and @Kapanlagifilm accounts, BERTAUT RINDU is recorded as the most watched and reviewed.

What do the film enthusiasts in Movieverse think about the films mentioned above? Check out the reviews below.

1. Zara is Perfect as the Cute Cegil Character

Poster BERTAUT RINDU. Photo: Sinemart

Film: BERTAUT RINDU
Score: 4/5
By: @pp.piaaa

We are presented with a real portrait of teenagers growing up under the shadows of family expectations. Magnus (Ari Irham) becomes a symbol of children forced to follow a life path that is not their choice, reflecting the typical pressure of the "Asian Parent" culture that focuses more on achievements than understanding.

This film is relatable to everyday life. Magnus and Jovanka have inner wounds that they keep to themselves. This film shows that silence does not mean everything is okay, but can be a sign of exhaustion and a need to be heard, not just to be fixed.

A must-watch with siblings, parents, partners, or loved ones. Perfect for quality time on the weekend. A warm, funny, and adorable film because Zara's acting fits her character, especially when she plays the cute cegil (cute little bug).

2. The Strength of Family is Very Felt

Scene from FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS. Photo: Marvel Studios

Film: FANTASTIC FOUR FIRST STEPS
Score: 4/5

There is a message about loving and caring for the Earth through scenes of saving and reducing electricity usage at night.

What is certain is that a mother's love for her child is very palpable, unwilling to let go. The strength of a family that supports each other.

3. Relatable to Gen Z Life

Poster BERTAUT RINDU. Photo: Sinemart

Film: BERTAUT RINDU
By: Rizanovellin

The storyline in this film mostly relates to the lives of millennials and Gen Z. Definitely worth watching, chingudeul. You really have to watch it.

Good job to the producers, production team, and the cast. Oh, and this is more of a romance, by the way. Every dream deserves to be celebrated.

4. Full Jumpscare

Scene from the film KITAB SIJJIN DAN ILLIYYIN

Film: KITAB SIJJIN DAN ILLIYYIN
Score: 4/5
By: @regita.mrs

Reunited with the knowledge of Santen. Full jumpscare :(( It makes your heart race, and the message is really impactful. The story of reaping what you sow is real.

5. The Pain and Sadness of Superman Feels Real

Superman version by James Gunn. Credit: Warner Bros

Film: SUPERMAN
Score: 5/5
By: @regita.mrs

OMG... once again watching the action of one of the legendary heroes! Superman with a million actions. The story of his pain and sadness is also conveyed, the emotions are felt too.

100,000 / 10 definitely. Highly recommended for all age groups, you must watch this.

6. No Breaks to Stop Laughing

Scene from the movie GATE OF THE DEVIL

Film: GERBANG SETAN
Score: 4/5
By: @regita.mrs

This film is the funniest! :(( The comedy is really spot on. From start to finish, I kept laughing, there's no space to stop laughing. The plot twist is also great hahaha. You must watch this if you haven't, and for those who have, let's watch it again.

7. The Heart Feels Hot and Cold

Scene from ASSALAMUALAIKUM BAITULLAH

Movie: ASSALAMUALAIKUM BAITULLAH
Score: 5/5

Super duper cool! It feels like we are witnessing the beauty of Baitullah directly and right in front of us.

The heart feels hot and cold, caught up in the storyline. The religious atmosphere is really strong!! I feel like watching it again.

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