Vprento’s 2018 Movies: Best to Worst

There's something special about every debut movie. Not all of them are good, but almost every one serves as a perfect introduction to the style and craft of its director. "Wildlife", Paul Dano's directorial debut, single-handedly informs the world about Dano's presence and talent behind the camera.

From the very first frame to the incredibly touching conclusion, "Wildlife" is a technical marvel. The cinematography by Diego García is phenomenal and instantly transports the audience…

Vprento’s 2018 Movies: Best to Worst

I love me some slice of life movies and "Mid90s" satisfied my craving for that. This movie nailed the atmosphere of the 90s and 00s to an extent, and the grainy camerawork and 4:3 ratio helped as well.
Jonah Hill has a bright future in front of him if he decides to make more indie films like this.

The dynamic between the skater kids was great, and considering that most of them, if not…

Part of Vprento’s Top 150 Movies of All-Time

Vprento’s 2014 Movies: Best to Worst

Part of Vprento’s Directors Ranked: David Fincher

Before writing this review, I googled "synonym for amazing". That should tell you how much I loved this movie. I mean, WOW! I knew that this was going to be good, but I never thought it was going to be this good!

David Fincher is a genius! Everything he touches turns to gold. Gone Girl is a mystery movie…

Part of Vprento’s Top 150 Movies of All-Time

Vprento’s 2014 Movies: Best to Worst

Part of Vprento’s Directors Ranked: Christopher Nolan

This is one of the best movies I have ever seen!

I watched it last night, and when I came home, I was staring at my screen, still in awe, thinking what to write. I really needed to sleep on it, to dream sweet interstellar dreams. And I did. Now I am ready.

Ever since Nolan announced that he…