“Call me by your name”
Its a beautiful love story but one that is wrong and that should not be put in such a light, especially by the parents in the movie; the ending is again something not to be seen as romantic, especially by the parents,
“Nowhere Boy”
“Nowhere Boy” is the story of a young John Lennon, and how troubled he was; it does show how he meets Paul Macartney, but that is never the focus of the movie; the focus here is who John was and how his pain fuelled his obsession of being someone that people would look up to.
“Blindspotting”
“Blindspotting” honestly blew my mind in every way possible, and it’s crazy to see it receive such little recognition.
“The Batman”
In my opinion, this is the perfect Batman movie. I am a massive fan of the Tim Burton movies, and I believe they are, in some ways, better Batman movies than the Nolan ones. However, as movies, the Nolan ones are far superior.
“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”
“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” was everything I wanted and more, and it’s actually probably in my top 5 MCU movies.
“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio”
We have gotten so many versions of Pinocchio; this year alone, we had a big live-action remake by Disney, but still, no one ever did it just like this.
“Fight Club”
“Fight Club” is a true classic that everyone kept setting up high expectations to a point I felt it could never live up to the hype.
“Not Okay”
“Not Okay” is very relevant and important to our generation and the period we are in right now, and that makes it more interesting.
“See how they Run”
“See how they Run” is in the 50s, and it is all about Agatha christie’s “Mousetrap” so watching in this historical cinema where at the start we have these drapes opening up just transported me inside the movie.
“Bones and All”
Luca Guadagnino and Timothée Chalamet join forces once again after “Call Me by Your Name” to make a movie about cannibalism. Now I’m wondering if it was any of this movie is based on events that happened behind the scenes of “Call Me by Your Name”, which could have inspired them lol.
“Avatar the way of water”
This movie is just stunning; every shot is like a work of art. It’s colourful and delicate, creating endless beauty within the story. The IMAX experience makes it much more impressive, with the 3D adding something extra that nobody could pull off since the original Avatar.