Saw this twice.
Originally, I thought it was one of the best things I've ever seen. Such a creative masterpiece that had something important to say. I really enjoyed peeling the layers of the story and felt very satisfied by the experience. It did help that I saw this with a group of people, so that shock reaction to some of the stuff was heightened. Keke Palmer and Daniel Kaluuya did stellar work. I couldn't really see anything wrong with…
It was very hard for me to decide what my 1000th movie would be because I knew it needed to be something special. I tried a few things, thought about watching something really old or going out to theatre's to see something very new. But then an idea dawned on me. I felt like it was a good time to go back and find something to rewatch or revisit, especially with a different mindset. The thin red line was something…
Seems like Will Smith doesn't need a tennis racket to smack the shit out of something.
I cannot believe my eyes. Even with my sky high expectations, The Batman blew me away. First, I would just like to say that for any CB movie haters, this is proof that the genre can reach further than the superhero norms. This felt nothing like what I'm used to, I was invested more in the mystery and characters than the action and set pieces. Brilliant!
The film feels very much like a puzzle, with each character and moment being…
