It feels like a cliché to say that this movie wrecked me, but this movie definitely wrecked me, but in really great way. 

I’m sure you could poke holes in the film but at this time I have no notes.
It’s weird to say a sad end of the world film with a terminally ill character was exactly what I needed but here we are.

I was also pleasantly surprised that the third movie in this series is perhaps my…

Thoroughly enjoyed and highly recommend to anyone who is a fan of John Wick, Mad Max, or Dev Patel.
My appreciation for the movie only grew after learning all about the challenges this film faced to see the light of day.

Fight choreo was fantastic, really impressive camera work and beautiful production design. Lythe and lanky material artist have their hero.

Not a full 5 stars because of some narratives plot holes. But overall the story has a lot of…

Still writing this review- notes below

Like most Wes Anderson films I typically have to give myself at least 24 hours after seeing the movie to judge how much I liked it. 
That’s about how much time I need to sift through all of the sub text, carefully composed scenes and get down to the meaty question, “what the heck was that all about?”
For me, Grand Budapest Hotel is top shelf, crème de la crème Wes Anderson, followed by…

The only thing that mattered to me during the 2019 Oscars was that Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse won the best-animated feature (it did).
After Into Spiderverse completely changed the animated storytelling game there was a lot of pressure for this next film to up the ante.
Rest assured, Across the Spiderverse did not disappoint. Just as we hoped, this next chapter carries the legacy of its predecessor by continuing to show off the true potential of animation. It is stunning,…