“One thing I know for sure: don't do it like me. Do it like you.”

Best: Gorgeous animation, cinematography, direction, voice work, story, sharp writing, editing, excellent characters, soundtrack & score
Worst: A scene of poorly written exposition
Notable Bit: One of the many ways the Imageworks team has paid tribute to old comic books through the visual style is to imitate the imperfections of offset printing.

9.7/10

“You are in more dire need of a blowjob than any white man in history.”

Best: Robin Williams’ terrifically energetic performance, editing, direction, soundtrack 
Worst: Jarring tonal shifts, some hackneyed drama
Notable Bit: As Adrian chases Tuan through the alley, the background music is actually a cut from Alex North's unused score for 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).

8.0/10

“Pain reminds you the joy you felt was real. More joy, then.”

Best: Nutty cinematography 🤤🤤🤤, direction, acting, amazing score, gorgeous production design, stunning visual effects, sound design, story, writing
Worst: One seemingly inconsequential seen (nitpick)
Notable Bit: The opening scene in which K confronts Sapper Morton is a nearly exact remake of a scene written and storyboarded but never filmed for Blade Runner (1982)

9.8/10

“The sober dawn awakens a different man.”

Best: Excellent score, Charlie Chaplin, humor, story, character work
Worst: 2 jokes that go on for too long
Notable Bit: (at around 1 min) At the beginning of the film, a town official and a woman dedicating the statue can be heard uttering nondescript words by way of a paper reed mouth instrument. The sounds were made by Charles Chaplin and this was the first time that his voice was heard on film.

9.6/10