This page is for ''7-up'' but this is a review for 7-up, 7+7, and 21 up. This ''series'' is essentially unspoilable for those airing caution. I had planned to watch all of the films from this series and write my thoughts at the end but it has proved too much of a task and I fear what I would end up with would be too diffuse, especially with each runtime building as we move forward. So here we are with…

Shots of Australian wildlife are scary enough, the enigmatic sound attacks making you duck and cover are just an added bonus to the death trap that I clearly imagine in my mind Australialand to be. Walkabout really threw the gas canister onto the ''You can't walk five meters in Australia without being attacked'' fire. But still, I am left a little disheartened and jealous that we don't get thrust on these walkabouts, wild adventures of land and sea. I imagine…

So here goes. Be warned, this is from the perspective of a fanboy.

I watched this at the Friday night premiere in my city with a friend, and it was likely the most packed it's ever been for a Malick film, about 15 people. Although i may not go to the cinema regularly, it is likely the best cinema experience i have ever had. This is my first attempt at reviewing a Terrence Malick film on here, i think it…

I am always incredibly anxious and wary, about watching films that i hold in such high regard. To the point where my favorite films begin to intimidate me. Scared they may have fell from grace over the years? Yes. Scared my insistence on watching them over and over again will ruin them for myself? Yes. Ebert said that a favorite film is one you can watch over and over again and continuously fall in love with. He was right. I…