British intelligence movies are a quiet favorite of mine.
The iconic English charm, busy cobblestone streets with flashes of double decker red, the endless smoke and mirrors and classified conversations commenced with a double scotch.
Early on the dialogue was overly cryptic and dribbly which threw me off, but made me thankful for my beloved subtitles.
The set design was the best I had seen for so long - their house was like The Pit, but more stylish and unassuming.…
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Black Bag 2025
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The Gorge 2025
Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Tiller were clearly the main attraction here - similar to the a Sky TV remote at a boring family get together. I would have had absolutely zero interest in being here otherwise. Her doe eyes and him wearing tactical gear was a quick sell for me.
Sadly it’s quite run of the mill and felt like a blend of storylines we’ve seen before. A couple of scenes made me cringe really bad, but a couple of scenes…
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The Founder 2016
An intriguing but upsetting story. It’s like finding out a dirty old secret about your favorite gran.
The first half of this movie made me very hungry, and the second half made me want to commit arson on my local McDonalds.
I swore I would never step foot in one of their establishments again! Thank goodness for the drive thru.
But seriously, I know in my heart that I am a small fry in a big potato world and I…
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A Quiet Place: Day One 2024
As someone who has the desire to have sound constantly fill my ears, it was good to strip sound back and enjoy the quiet notes we may forget. The soft breath of fire, a steady trickle of water, even the soft crunch of dust beneath a footstep.
Lupita Nyong’os scary eyes were often followed by an aura-less flinch to which I was not proud.
All know is that Oska would have us dead within the first minute. Meow.
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