Completely depressing but beautiful in every way, Blue Valentine is romantic but so anti-romantic at the same time.

Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams are absolutely brilliant. Their raw emotion is deeply powerful and their chemistry is outstanding.

The film's structure, constantly going backwards and forth, works incredibly well, allowing us to engage with both characters, showing both of their likeable and unlikeable characteristics alongside each other, and the cinematography is beautiful.

Whilst this film tears me up inside every time, I absolutely love it.

There are many reasons to watch Netflix's Outlaw King:

- If you've always wanted a Braveheart sequel
- If you're missing Game of Thrones
- If you want to see Chris Pine naked (He's great other than in that scene, too)
- If you enjoy watching Aaron Taylor-Johnson go a little crazy
- Florence Pugh
- The beautiful Scottish scenery
- Lots of well-executed fight scenes and gore

A beautiful neo-noir setting, but that is probably all that you will remember this film for (whether you consider it a Blade Runner rip-off or just think it's pretty to look at). Described by directed Duncan Jones as a "spiritual sequel" to his 2009 film Moon, it's unlikely that you will see any links between the two. There's very little I remember about this film even after just watching it, it had that little impact.