Jay Willet, The Film Reviewer.

Jay Willet, The Film Reviewer.

I am a Film Student who loves reviewing Films.
Enjoy my in-depth review of these Films/Movies.
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Favorite films

  • The World's End
  • Inception
  • The Cat in the Hat
  • The Girl Next Door

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  • Get Smart

    ★★★

  • The Hunger Games

    ★★★★

  • A Thousand Words

    ★★★½

  • Escape Room

    ★★★½

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  • The Hunger Games

    The Hunger Games

    ★★★★

    The hunger games is a brillant film. It is visually stunning, great character developments and tense moments. It's not perfect by any means but it's still very good.

    Katniss Everdeen is from distract 12 and volunteers to participate in the 74th annual televised Hunger Games to save her sister. A game where she has to fight to the death.

    Firstly, this dystopian world of the Hunger Games is greatly developed and is a reflection of the upper and lower class…

  • Snowpiercer

    Snowpiercer

    ★★★★½

    Snowpiecer is a brillant film all about control and society.

    An apocalyptic ice age has frozen the entire world with the last remain humans being stuck aboard a train circling the globe. 17 years later at the back of the train, a group of people lead by Curtis wants travel to the top of the train to face Wilford and his immortal engine.

    This film has a great concept about society and the way it operates on the train.

    The…

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  • Abigail

    Abigail

    ★★★½

    Abigail is a very fun horror/ thriller. However, there are many factors that hinder it.

    A team of crinmals Kidnap a billionaires inncont daughter for ransome, they soon relise it was the biggest mistake of there lives. As what they don't know is that this child isn't inncont at all and is a vampire. Can they escape this blood sucker or do they have to kill it.

    Themes are: death, family, Legacy and survival.

    Abigail is the best character in…

  • Big Eyes

    Big Eyes

    ★★★

    This is a very influrncel and grounded film that's mixes success in with reality.

    Magret Keane is a divorced mother and a talented painter from the 50s, Who after meeting her new husband her paintings become a success. However, her husband wrongfully claims credit over her art. Can she claim what's hers back.

    Themes are: reputation, determination, success, influence, justice and the truth.

    This film is based on a true story and it feels very grounded and real like it…