One of the most devastating, and haunting things I think I'll ever see. Just completely transforms the medium into something else that's beyond belief. The way Glazer shoots the entire thing, and the way audio is used has genuinely scarred me for I don't know how long. Mica Levi's terrifying score will be in my nightmares until the day I die. A crowning achievement of cinema, and one I don't ever want to watch again. Harrowing, horrendous, there's been nothing like this and there won't ever be.
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Ferrari 2023
I can't imagine this does too much to anyone that isn't me, but Ferrari absolutely rocks. Part romance, part racing, yet there's not a second where the tension is lifted. Mann uses every set piece to build towards the entire final sequence, and once it starts it's almost impossible to look away. Features one of the most insane car crashes I've seen, I seriously did not expect him to show everything that he does. Adam Driver is a God, and Penelope Cruz has such a terrific screen presence. And after everything had all finished, Mann himself popped out for a brief QnA. I love movies!
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Peter Griffin Seeks Fitness Advice from Meowscles 2023
Literally 1984, can't believe this was removed.
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Speed Racer 2008
A monumental piece of work. Shapes and colours blur together to create an experience like nothing else. The driving scenes are exhilarating, but the way the Wachowskis can turn scenes of just characters talking into the most batshit crazy thing I've ever seen is just incredible. There are so many kick-ass transitions, and the CGI whilst not being realistic gives it this magical feel. A perfect film, and maybe, just maybe, the Wachowski's best.
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Five Nights at Freddy's 2023
You guys won't believe this, the really bad movie for 5 year olds is really bad!
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The Whale 2022
Before the film began Brendan Fraser gave a very little speech that almost bought me to tears. He seems like such a nice person, and after the film ended he came on stage and bowed, crying along with the entire sold out cinema.
There is no more perfect film for Brendan Fraser's comeback than The Whale. An incredibly moving tale of redemption, with a lead performance unlike anything I've ever seen. Fraser gives it his absolute all, and I seriously…
