My Favourite Film of Each Genre video HERE
Now life with the baby has settled down, I’ll be filming my first video for a few months very soon!
Also, which am I meant to watch first, X or Pearl?
My Favourite Film of Each Genre video HERE
Now life with the baby has settled down, I’ll be filming my first video for a few months very soon!
Also, which am I meant to watch first, X or Pearl?
Almost 3 years ago, I made this video where I spoke about a whole bunch of my favourite films.
In the time since I made this video, I’ve discovered new favourites and some of my opinions have changed on the films mentioned in the video.
Soon, I will be making an UPDATED video talking all about my favourite films! Check out the video linked above, and if you like it, subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss the new video!
Logging on Whiplash because I just rewatched it and it’s still incredible. Excited to see Babylon!
Favourite Film of Each Genre video HERE
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Bullet Train is by no means perfect, but provides a fun action comedy with stylish choreography, memorable characters and quotable dialogue. Lemon and Tangerine steal the show, though Brad Pitt is as cool as ever. Has a few too many plot twists and feels like it should end about half an hour earlier (not just time-wise but plot-wise too). Messy in parts, but always entertaining. Check it out.
My Favourite Films video here
My Favourite Film of Each Genre video here
First time watch and can’t believe I didn’t see it sooner. Such a delightful little film with heart, comedy and quirkiness. My main reason for not seeing this for so long was because I always found child beauty pageants kind of gross, but as it turns out, this film does nothing to glorify them by the end and simply provides a wholesome road trip come slice of…
My Favourite Film of Each Genre video HERE
2022 Ranked list HERE
A perfect showcase of taking things back to basics and finding the essence of what made the original work. MANY long-running and past-their-prime franchises could learn a thing or two from Prey.
Good performances, a simple but effective story, a refreshing setting, some solid scenes of tension and some pretty sweet violence. At no point does it do anything too crazy, but it feels appropriately small and fits…
My Favourite Film of Each Genre video HERE
This was great. Smart characters, takes itself seriously, strong character work with performances to equal it, it’s gut-wrenching at times and funny at others, has an unpredictable story and is rife with social commentary. The only downside is the CGI.
Favourite Film of Each Genre (vid) HERE
2022 Ranked (Letterboxd list) HERE
Can we get to 2,600 subs?
After thinking on it for a couple of days, I’ve decided that all things considered, Nope isn’t perfect but it has a lot going for it. Peele is obviously a fantastic director and knows how to set a tone.
Like with most monster movies, I preferred before we saw the ”thing” (avoiding spoilers) or when we only saw it in brief glimpses, as I…
Favourite Film of Each Genre vid HERE
Not gonna rate just yet.
It’s a mixed bag (like all films), but it is definitely more good than bad.
When the score was kicking on, it was so exciting I wanted to punch a wall.
The performances are good and the cinematography is exquisite as you’d expect from Hoyte van Hoytema.
There were some thrilling and intense sequences, but only really one I’d call “horror”. The “thing” in this movie looks really…
Favourite Film of Each Genre vid HERE
Inglorious Basterds is creeping up my list of favourite films, and of my favourite Tarantino films. Watch my video (above) to hear me talk more about how it’s one of the few war films that - because of its premise - can inject a sense of ‘fun’ in a way that works.
Plus, I give my favourite film of 19 other genres and talk a bit about each one.
Nope review coming tomorrow!
Favourite Film of Each Genre vid HERE
I’m not as crazy about Us as I am about Get Out. It’s still a solid film, don’t get me wrong, and it’s plenty ambitious, but I don’t think all the pieces come together as cohesively as they could.
With Get Out, I felt the script was the strongest element. Here, I feel it’s the performances. Lupita Nyong’o especially is just riveting, and displays a wide range of extreme emotions.
Michael Abels’ score…
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Back later in the week to review Nope!