A fun movie from the Despicable franchise with more minion characters as the main characters
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The Gray Man 2022
While the reviews of this film label it as a "generic, formulaic action film", I personally loved it.
First of all, it has a great ensemble led by Gosling who shines through the most with his Bond-Esque assassin and is supported by a wonderful blend of characters
The action sequences were quite impressive and innovative too sometimes in my opinion. Case in point: the fireworks as a weapon sequence was awesome.
It does have some shoddy CGI but not enough to make the film not accessible but it does make someone wonder why a 200 million project like this not have flawless CGI
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Batman: Mask of the Phantasm 1993
Honestly, this feels like the movie that perfectly captures the persona of Batman
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Blazing Saddles 1974
A film that takes a turn so left and so meta, you can't do nothing but laugh
Great movie
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BlacKkKlansman 2018
BlacKkKlansman is a buddy cop absurdist crime comedy film that deals with race and it triumphs with flying colours.
First of all, the whole main cast do their jobs so perfectly. Each and every one own their screen and presence in front of the camera. The Ku Klux Klan characters were so despicable that you need to appreciate the actors to channel such disgusting people.
Spike Lee's direction and the writing is fantastic. They play it off so well with…
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The Legend 1993
Hilarious martial arts comedy with some very unique and over the top action sequences
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 2022
The first Doctor Strange is one of my favourite entries in the MCU and the character himself is a favourite of mine.
The second one delves much further into the Multiverse lore through the eyes of Strange, Chavez and Wanda.
First of all, the whole Multiverse is explored so well in my opinion. I have seen divisive opinions online with how it was shown but I enjoyed it.
I loved how Strange's character gets opened like a book and see…
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The Betrayal 1966
The Betrayal is a grueling portrayal of a single samurai turned ronin whose downfall is as tragic as the many betrayals that gets handed to him.
To ease tensions between rival clans after a murder, our protagonist becomes the fall guy for the murder amd driven to exile.
What follows is a grand realization of the ethics of being a samurai.
I love when the samurai genre was very popular, there was also movies made deconstructing the genre itself. Harakiri…
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Kill Bill: Vol. 2 2004
The Bride who we get to know as Beatrix Kiddo in this Volume continues her journey of bloody revenge and this time it's painted as a Neo-Western and martial arts film and it's incredible
While it gets a bit slow sometimes compared to the breezy pace of Volume 1, it's loads of fun with even more stylized action
Overall, The Bride and her story of vengeance is a must see of epic proportions
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Kill Bill: Vol. 1 2003
What can say except for what's already been said about this film countless number of times.
Vol. 1 delivers revenge in the best possible way: cold
Uma Thurman stars as The Bride who follows her list to kill this infamous band of assassins who did her wrong many moons ago. Tarantino provides a massively entertaining and bloody action film.
His personal style of non-linear sequences, stylized violence and long drawn out dialogues and homages mixes so well with the action…