Favorite films

Pinned reviews

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  Paddington 2014

  ★★★★½ Watched 16 Nov 2021

  Paddington is a heartwarming adaption of the children’s literary character that brings the charming title character to life through flawless CGI and pitch perfect voice acting from Ben Whishaw. Hugh Bonneville stands out as Henry Brown, a safety conscious father who just wants the best for his children. Nicole Kidman with the help of Peter Capaldi both star as the villains of the film. Millicent (Kidman) does slightly feel like an off-brand Cruella De Vil at times. However, with a…

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  The Emperor's New Groove 2000

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 22 Nov 2021

  The Emperor’s New Groove is the first of many collaborations between Disney and the voice talent of John Goodman and what a hit it is! David Spade has never been better and easily shines as the obnoxious, bratty and sly Emperor Kuzco in a career highlight. This movie has everything: an engaging storyline with genuine peril, a memorable villain in Yzma, depicts Incan civilisation in a fun way and serval entertaining side characters. The best of which is Patrick Warburton’s…

Recent reviews

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  Blade Runner 1982

  ★★★★½ Rewatched 26 Apr 2023

  It’s a perfect movie but I watched the wrong release so I’m knocking it down to 4.5

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  Hot Fuzz 2007

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 16 Apr 2023 1

  Edgar Wright’s magnum opus and my candidate for the greatest comedy of all time. Endlessly quotable.

Popular reviews

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  Closed

  ★★★★ Watched 20 May 2022 1

  Samara x Starbucks. An excellently paced horror short with a killer score and lighting. Solid performances from everyone involved including a creepy acting debut from Kylie Roseanne as the villain of the piece channeling her inner Ringu. I can’t wait to see what they do next, please support small creators so we might get more modern horror like this!

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  Tom and Jerry: The Movie 1992

  ★★½ Rewatched 21 May 2022

  Firstly, I know this isn’t a good movie, but Tom & Jerry is something my brother and I regularly enjoyed when we were children on holiday as it was usually the only thing we could understand on Spanish television. Secondly, how can you take a slapstick comedy duo renowned for being silent and make them talk?! Further to the movies detriment, it chooses to make Tom & Jerry secondary characters whilst making Robyn (a human girl) the protagonist of the piece and…