My first movie theater experience since The Invisible Man on February 29, 2020.

I knew I missed going to the theater, but I didn't know how much I missed going to the theater. When the lights dimmed, the screen widened, and the Disney Animation short film began I burst into tears. I've rarely experienced anything like that. It was just pure emotion, a visceral reaction, and it will be something I'll never forgot. GDit I'm getting choked up a little…

I’m back in the office full-time (sad face emoji) and I haven’t watched a movie in about a week.

Oxygen is a fairly entertaining, self-contained (pun intended) Netflix drama/thriller directed by Alexandre Aja, whom directed one of my favorite modern, campy, horror films, Crawl. I thought Melanie Laurent was fantastic, and I was thoroughly entertained for the entirety of this movie. Although I did end up deducing most of the twist, my wife and I had fun trying to guess…

This is exactly what I want in a documentary.

An appropriate runtime
I learned something
The folks in the film learned something about themselves
4k
Emotional
Good, relevant narration
Sensationalism at a minimum
Great cinematography (particularly in a nature doc)

The guy in this film must have that brain function like the guy in Free Solo where they both suppress their fear emotions. He sees a shark, he swims towards it. I see a shark, I'm out.

It is so…