I guess I'll start off by saying, this is the first movie I think where I ended up staying and watching the entire credits. I was speechless and taken aback by the ending of this movie. It was stunning truly.
This movie really raised so many questions on morality and good vs bad. It had eerie theming’s of police brutality, and racism that were subtle and thrown in.

Connie is such a loving character but he’s so evil at the…

Just wow. Simply wow. What a bloody marvellous movie. It was simultaneously the most uncomfortable, eerie, unnerving movie i've ever watched, yet it made me laugh and smile and giggle, only to be transformed back to the state of intense horror.

I truly thought this movie was beautiful, maybe one of the most interesting movies I've ever watched. It captured me in a way not many movies have. My personal interpretation of this movie was a battle between Lucy (an…

STUNNING, im on a movie marathon today and god, another stunning movie. My mental health has seen better days for sure, but today, these three movies, they've really just helped set things into perspective, with the stories shown, the messages and lessons that can be inferred from them.

This movie toyed around with a thought I often find myself ruminating on, 'life isn't fair', 'I wish things were different', 'why me'. And these are thoughts which i would bet money…

I was meant to watch this at the Odeon tonight but i'm not feeling great today, but did crave this type of movie so watched it in bed instead.

And it was stunning, such a beautiful movie, absolutely heart wrenching. Ugh.

Paul Mescals performance as Calum, the father, who is objectively a good man, trying his best, a great dad, a great guy, but hes clearly suffering from some form of mental illness that is quite severe.

Seeing this man…