Letterboxd — Your life in film

Not only the best Hollywood movie of the year, but a true masterpiece that exceeds its already exceptional predecessor. The cinematography... oh the cinematography.

The force isn't with this one. It took a massive shit on the movie before divorcing its mother.

This movie is about perspective and that's what I adored about it. There are multiple sides to each story and every one is worth looking into to understand the entire picture. This is absolutely heart-warming.

I read every single book twice. I have waited years for an adaptation.

Now I want to die.

NO GOD! NO GOD PLEASE NO! NO! NOOO! NOOOOOOOOOO

Who let J.K. out of the cellar?

Some historical inaccuracies, but Malek kills as Mercury. He's the force of this movie.

I usually don't like modern horror. Mostly because of cheap jump-scared, freshly cooked up material from the 70s, expandable characters and horrible CGI. And here comes Hill House, 2018.
I have never loved horror as much as I did with Hill House. Sure, Shining came to my mind, Alien, Halloween, The Thing etc. I've thought long about it, but after watchin Hill House for the 5th time... I cannot express the love I share for this series. This is a modern anomaly. PLEASE. WATCH. IT. Because I cannot find a single thing I don't love about The Haunting Of Hill House.

Loved this one more than Hateful Eight. Such a fun cooking pot of colorful characters with twists every few minutes. The soundtrack is spot-on, the cinematography atmospheric and Chris Hemsworth as a villain is a surprising blast. This wins the price of the not-Tarantino surprise of the year.

BANG! SPLASH! BOOM! AAAAAHHHH! SQUIRT! ROOOAAAR!
THIS IS THE BESTEST MOVI EVAA BC OF AAAAABS

I have never walked out of the cinema ever before. But with this I had to. What have you done? How could you? Please stop!

Nothing like the trailer. This movie has a heart. Alita is the most likable and relatable protagonist in a sci-fi movie since a while. Even though this movie is crammed, the worldbuilding is intriguing and shows it all in a way that it doesn't confuse the audience. It should have slowed down at some places, though. A sequel for this would be incredible.