Letterboxd — Your life in film

I thought this was elegant and beautiful to watch, if a little too deliberately obtuse in it's barrage of unanswered questions. I enjoyed Michael Fassbender's David immensely and I thought the 3D was very well used; I particularly liked the waterfalls and nature scenes at the beginning and the star map sequence.

Overall very enjoyable and I'll probably watch it again to see if I can get to the bottom of any of those questions…

The dialog is fast-paced and heavily laden with jargon and university argot, the lead character is uncharismatic and deeply unsympathetic but it's a fascinating watch. Justin Timberlake steals the show as Sean Parker of Napster fame.

Script by West Wing's Aaron Sorkin, soundtrack by Trent Reznor

Loved it, specially Elijah Wood as the pervy nerd.

Beautifully filmed, visually stark and gripping story of a domino effect caused by a shootout that changes one man's life forever.

I loved this - the most fun I've had watching a movie all year. It's funny and fun with a vivid way of mixing 8-bit video games into the story. The evil ex's are great and the battle scenes are kinetic and chaotic.

Great film and one I'll watch again.

Fantastic period piece that moves along at a glacial pace (pretty fitting and accurate for the cold war times it represents).

I can understand why audiences were divided but I found it absolutely gripping – I loved the way Gary Oldman's Smilie managed to piece together all the answers without actually doing very much. I think the pace reflects very well the pace of Le Carre's books.

Anyway, it's great to see all those big glasses and comb-overs, drab concrete architecture and heavy drinking. I'd forgotten what the seventies really looked like.

Great movie, beautifully shot. Jeff Bridges plays Rooster Cogburn with all the gravitas and humourlessness of a drunkard who's well past his prime. It's the western the Coen brothers were always destined to make...

Jeff Bridges kept a photo diary of the shoot which is still available online here www.jeffbridges.com/true_grit_book/ and is well worth a look.

A fun-packed romp through the Zombie genre, featuring star turns from Woody Harrelson and Bill Murray. Very enjoyable

Great film, feels like a stage play brought to the big screen. Great acting from Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush. Wonderful script and storyline, made better by its historical accuracy.

I absolutely loved this, thought it was bloody brilliant. Thought-provoking, well acted and actually believable. The chimps deserved to become the dominant species.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.