The ultimate feel good movie, whenever I'm feeling tired or down, I go running back to this movie. The special effects in this movie are also incredible and have still aged well, almost ten years on.
I am sad about the late, great Irrfan Khan though. One hell of an actor and a great portrayal of an older version of Pi. They he intercuts the narrative just adds another layer to an already incredible movie.
This might be one of…
Well, it's not as bad as The Hangover Part III, which I suppose is a plus? Maybe? Look, you can change the wrapping paper but it's still coating a box. What I mean is, the formula is the same from the first but it just isn't as funny.
A lot of the jokes haven't aged well, are racist, homophobic and transphobic. Even by early teens, comedy movie standards, it's jokes are bad. I don't think I laughed in the film…
Ah, a bag of sweet childhood nostalgia. Everytime I re-watch this film I am blown away by the late, great Gene Wilder's performance. He encapsulates everything that's great about the character.
Grandpa Joe too is the right kind of savage and I love him for that. Every line that comes out of his mouth is pure golden eggs.
This film is a wonderful golden ticket. The 2005 remake has nothing on it.
I know what you're thinking and yes, Back to the Future meets the oppresive 1980's Ireland.
Such an amazing musical. Definitely my favourite musical. Though, I'm not really a big musical person. For example: I like the songs in La La Land but it's a twenty minute plot stretched into ninty minutes and I just find The Greatest Showman to be overrated.
I do however, think Sing Street is great. At it's core, it is a quintessential romance story, a…
