• Killers of the Flower Moon

    Killers of the Flower Moon

    ★★★★★

    ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is one of Scorsese’s most daring films yet. What an incredibly thrilling film by the greatest director of all time! Much of the credit should go to Robert De Niro, who turns in one of his best performances in a long while as the merciless puppeteer controlling Leonardo DiCaprio's weak character. Leo is also at his best, as Scorsese wisely uses several extended shots to isolate DiCaprio’s facial expressions and depict the character's inner torment. …

  • Wicked

    Wicked

    ★★★★½

    What a film! I’ve always had a soft spot for ‘The Wizard of Oz,’ practically growing up on it, so I knew ‘Wicked’ was going to be right up my street.
    Having seen the stage show with the missus at the start of the month, and once before in the past, I was already familiar with the story, and I think the film absolutely did it justice. It captures the magic of the theatre production while standing strong as its…

  • Longlegs

    Longlegs

    ★★★★½

    ‘Longlegs’ is a masterclass in horror that grips you from the opening scene and doesn’t let go until the credits roll. This film is an atmospheric triumph, delivering a chilling experience that lingers long after you’ve left the theater. From the eerie cinematography to the haunting score, every element of ‘Longlegs’ is crafted to perfection. The use of shadows and lighting creates an unsettling ambiance that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The sound design is equally impressive,…

  • Midsommar

    Midsommar

    ★★★★

    ‘Midsommar’ is definitely a disturbing film, no doubt about that. At this point, I’ve decided Ari Aster just doesn’t do it for me. His films seem to follow the same formula: brutal cult horrors with gruesome, unresolved endings. I’m probably being a bit harsh here, because it’s a solid film, but I feel like it had the potential to go deeper into the grim rituals and maybe even let Dani and Christian find a way to flee. Instead, it went…

  • The Iron Claw

    The Iron Claw

    ★★★★★

    So fucking good. ‘Iron Claw’ is a cinematic triumph, standing out as the best film I've seen in cinema in a long while. As a dedicated wrestling enthusiast who watches the sport weekly, this movie brought an unparalleled brilliance to the big screen. The narrative delves into the tragic story of the Von Erich’s with the utmost reverence, painting a poignant picture of love, family, and resilience.

    Zac Efron's performance in ‘Iron Claw’ is nothing short of phenomenal, showcasing both…

  • Aftersun

    Aftersun

    ★★★★★

    From the outset, this felt like a nice, almost comforting film; a father and daughter making ends meet on a holiday together, complete with little nostalgic touches like the mini camcorder. But as the story unfolded, it hit pretty deep like a ton of bricks. That final scene was absolutely devastating. The imagery and foreshadowing throughout; the balcony, the nighttime swim, the broken arm with no explanation, and nearly being hit by a bus, painted a clear, heartbreaking picture of…

  • American Fiction

    American Fiction

    ★★★★

    ‘American Fiction’ is a cinematic triumph, and Jeffrey Wright's well-deserved Oscar nomination is a testament to his exceptional talent. The film is a delightful mix of humour and heart, with Wright's leading role adding a layer of authenticity. The solid satire, cleverly enhanced by a unique structural conceit, weaves through Monk's literary journey and Hollywood escapades, poking fun at stereotypes surrounding African American stories. What sets the film apart is Monk's family, breaking stereotypes in warm, funny, and poignant ways,…

  • Back to the Future

    Back to the Future

    ★★★★★

    ‘Back to the Future’ is an absolute gem in cinematic history. It's a totally brilliant film, which is why I eventually always find myself rewatching it. Michael J. Fox's charismatic portrayal of Marty McFly, alongside Christopher Lloyd's zany Dr. Emmett Brown, is pure brilliance. The entire cast, from Lea Thompson to Thomas F. Wilson, shines. This film seamlessly weaves time travel, comedy, and heartwarming moments into a captivating story. Its iconic DeLorean time machine and Alan Silvestri's score elevate the…

  • Kraven the Hunter

    Kraven the Hunter

    ★★★

    Saw ‘Kraven the Hunter’ a couple of hours ago, and honestly, I don’t get the hate. Maybe I was watching a different film because two of my mates called it boring, but I didn’t feel that way at all. The plot was decent overall, and it was great to finally see Kraven, one of Marvel’s most unique characters, on the big screen. Aaron Taylor-Johnson wasn’t a bad choice for the role either. It’s not his strongest performance, but he still…

  • Poor Things

    Poor Things

    ★★★★★

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    ‘Poor Things’ is a cinematic gem that captivates with its superlative plot, surprising viewers with its brilliance. The film kicks off with a brilliant first half, featuring hilarious lines and a career-best performance by Mark Ruffalo. His portrayal adds a layer of humor that resonates throughout the initial segments. However, the second half stumbles slightly, but the overall impact remains significant.

    Visually stunning, ‘Poor Things’ boasts outstanding…

  • 65

    65

    ★★½

    Watched ‘65’ this morning, and honestly, it was just decent. Adam Driver was solid, though far from his best, but he still managed to carry it. The story itself is fine, nothing overly complex or intricate; spaceship crashes on a strange planet, and it’s all pretty straightforward from there. The pacing felt a bit rushed, and there wasn’t much depth to dig into, but it did what it set out to do.

    The dinosaurs were okay, though they had a…

  • Saltburn

    Saltburn

    ★★★★

    ‘Saltburn’ delivers an intense cinematic experience with its crazy and graphic scenes, complemented by a brilliant twist that keeps you hooked. While some clues hinted at the direction, the film's execution is still impressive. The stellar cast adds depth to the narrative, making it a standout production that captivates from start to finish. Brilliantly written, stunning cinematography, and overall a super watch. 4/5.

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