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A real pleasant surprise! After the dreadful Death on the Nile I didn't think Branagh still had it in him but this is easily the best of the 3. Real sets and locations, looks gorgeous and I love the melancholy of it and the big tonal shift compared to his other Poirot films. Branagh swings big and it's mostly a hit.

Yo, this is awesome. Loved just about everything about it. Just one of the coolest films I have ever seen and a rollicking good time that reminds me of Raiders, James Bond and Tintin. Very different from Miyazaki's later work this is incredibly fast paced, action packed and even violent. Love the whole vibe and aesthetic of it. The Castle of Cagliostro is definitely one of my favorite Miyazaki films.

Is this the best Elvis film?

Staggering

Spider-Man 3 is a cheesy, ernest, messy and many times spectacular film. Parts of it don't work we all know of the studio interference etc and yet Sam Raimi does an amazing job juggeling so many different moving parts. It will always be one of cinema's great tragedies that we didn't get Spider-Man 4

David Fincher's latest thriller 'The Killer' is as meticulously crafted as is the titular Killer played by the always reliable Michael Fassbender. The story of this emotionless perfectionist definitely hits in Fincher's wheelhouse and feels like his most personal film to date. The film was for me a bit too slow, cold and detached for my liking which holds it back from being an upper tier Fincher for me but still I'm happy to have Fincher back in the thriller genre. Hopefully next time in the cinema!

Damn watching a horror film when you are living alone for the first time really hits different. It is actually ridiculous how scared I was. There is nothing like a James Wan horror film and Patrick Wilson is so good here.

Solid. Jordanian Mark Strong is very memorable.

Hate to see Mark Wahlberg but good movie

Getting ready for the Killer. Fincher the goat never misses.

Putting the teenage into Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles