Letterboxd — Your life in film

"It's a plasma screen... you know, as in blood."

This is the best one.

I'll never understand how there are a crowd of people who believe these prequels are great.

Pretty confident that this isn't The Irishman.

This sucks so bad.

Absolutely breathtaking.

I feel like this is one of those films where for years I'll have to play off my love for it as a joke. But just between us before I delete this review when I wake up, it's not.

Kind of astounded it holds up watching at home as much as it does, we can wack that on the long list of James Cameron's achievements.

Sammy Fabelman did it better.

Rewatched after relistening to bits of the soundtrack.

Just listen to that, it's a better experience.

Got better once I realised my expectations were way too high so I could adjust accordingly.

It feels too comfortable falling into the same tropes it's making fun of. There is a certain plot point which is a really fun twist but since they don't commit it just leaves the rest of the film feeling standard and a bit uninteresting.

Defo some fun stuff throughout.

It drops off after the first of the two stories but afterwards it still remains a fun ride, just a bit typical.

I can see why the British aren't allowed to make films any more.