Letterboxd — Your life in film

Midsommar eat your heart out.

It's like watered-down Shakespeare, but still an impressive ending.

Possibly my biggest blindspot, but this film gets to see everyone's tears eventually.

I'm going to watch this movie over and over, we need more tightly-crafted and thoughtful comedies.

One of the best horror films I've ever seen, frightens in its simplicity and culminates in an impressively disturbing climax.

Every movie would be improved with an Alec Guinness voice-over.

Breathtaking animation and a beautifully nuanced and authentic feminine coming of age tale about moments in a child's life that are undramatic but deeply memorable.

Every other minute on second viewing, "how the fuck did they film THAT!"

Wow I loved it, an unexpectedly sensitive, raw, and emotional film.

Truly awe-inspiring how many perfect films Akira Kurosawa created.

No character ever put to film will more accurately reflect Donald Trump's personality than Danny DeVito's Penguin.

A fine vehicle for a spectacular film-debut performance from Edward Norton but as a court-room drama it's laughably unrealistic and flat.