99/100
A beautiful yet unsettling portrayal of capitalism, greed and religion set during the early oil boom in America.
Wow. Just wow. It's rare that I find myself at a loss for words after watching a movie but PTA's There Will Be Blood has certainly left an impression.
Daniel Day-Lewis is obviously the highlight here, this is truthfully the first DDL performance I've seen and I can already tell his acting work is master class, Daniel Plainview truly is a…
63/100
Certainly attempted to capture some of the Matrix magic that was super popular at the time. Christian Bale is the highlight and there's a few decent-ish action scenes but everything just ends up feeling half-baked.
91/100
Everything Everywhere All at Once is truly one of the best cases of exploring emotions and familial bonds in film.
The level of effort and dedication put in is astonishing, the editing, sound and visuals are all on point and Michelle Yeoh gives a career best performance alongside Jamie Lee Curtis and Ke Huy Quan.
The first act is a blast, filled to the brim with absurd physical comedy and kung fu stunts, it reminded me so much of…
93/100
+ Some of the finest cinematography I've seen in film, Greig Fraser does it again following Dune and this time it's even more beautiful.
+ Pattinson delivers one of the most hauntingly accurate portayals of Wayne/Batman.
+ We're only in March and 2022 is truly starting to feel like the year of Zoë Kravitz
+ A detective movie as much as it is a Batman movie, this film takes a lot of inspiration from titles like 'Zodiac' and 'Se7en.'…
98/100
I honestly can't recall a cinema experience better than this. When the credits rolled I was in absolute awe of what I now consider to be Egger's masterpiece.
It takes the classic tale of revenge and strips it back to it's most primal and beastly form, and does so with absolute perfection and with some insane, beautifully crafted visuals in the Icelandic landscape.
It does essentially boil down to 'Viking Hamlet' like others say, but it deserves to be…
