I can confidently say that to me it is MCU's most ambitious movie.
Insane? Yes, this movie takes the standard modern MCU concept and goes completely batshit with it. Sam Raimi was a wise choice to direct a Doctor Strange movie, and should be used again and again for this character and his trippy adventures. I do warn a lot of you that this is not a film for everyone, and guaranteed a lot of you who are reading this…
In 2019 I reviewed the King's Speech, and in my review I stated that I believed that cinema hadn't declined, that if anything, it evolved. Problem is, I'm not sure I agree entirely with that anymore. Sure, I think that we've probably had some of the greatest best picture winners, and my favourite movements for cinema have often been from the 1990's to 2010's (such as a recent trend of directors beginning with innovative horror films), but the problem now…
I was majorly disappointed by the majority of this series. I did like Mando. Despite it not being entirely my thing, it is a genuinely well constructed show with really good writing, three dimensional characters and a great use of CGI and practical effects. I did not like Boba Fett. I found it severely poor in pacing, writing and overall extremely boring. Obi Wan I had hope for. Upon seeing the trailer I had realised this could potentially be a…
*the following review has been written over the course of a few weeks, the very first paragraph and half of the second have been written on April 30th*
I caught this badass mf in theatres last night with a friend, and can confirm that it is one of the most perfect films to be viewed on the big screen. There was a speech before the screening which was a tribute to the film. For the most part the speech definitely…
I really want as many of you as possible to read this, because this review is a tribute to an amazing person Eli Hayes, who has sadly passed away. This film as well as others have reflected his incredibly open personality. Watching them, reviewing them, and personally getting to know Eli as he commented on my reviews was a truly amazing experience, as I feel as if I got to know someone who I feel comfortable to call a friend.…
CHARLIE KAUFMAN YOU ABSOLUTE GENUIS
a film so unsettling, so thought provoking, with powering literature and a sense of hidden romance. This is the kind of film I want to see. Not exactly your every day film. I literally cannot compare this to anything. My praise for the utilization for the concept of time knows absolutely no bound. And look, whatever rating this film gets isn’t exactly solidified or inherent, because this is a very challenging film. It’s final act…
