Favorite films

Recent reviews

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  Interstellar 2014

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 26 Mar 2025

  The main thing I love about Nolan is his films are pure cinema and this might be his purest. Capturing the vastness of the universe, Interstellar transcends any film regularity. Its simply otherworldly and I got to watch it in IMAX! Such an ambitious feat in filmaking.

  An beautiful narrative with a special performance from McConaughey. Definitely the most impressive combination of visual and practical effects I've seen resulting in one of the most immersive experiences. Further boosted by insane…

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  Cars 2006

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 25 Mar 2025

  Cars hate is so underserved. Its got character development and so many great tropes throughout the film which culminate in a beautiful ending. Doc the old head trying to educate a rookie whilst rediscovering his passion through teaching. Paired with unconventional friendships and an arrogant lead character who learns compassion. The needle drops are brilliantly done and the soundtrack is one of the best in Pixar. Probably my favourite intro to a Pixar film. Also the Street racer scene is extremely cool.

Popular reviews

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  Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood 2019

  ★★★½ Watched 08 Mar 2025 1

  Strangely Tarantino but also super questionable. Pat on the back for all the costumers, set designers/ decorators and production designers, it completely immerses viewers into a late 60's LA. I'm slightly confused on why Tarantino makes this, in other of his films where meaning is devoid its entirely made up for with intriguing and funny dialogue as well as constant badass cinema. However, OUATIH lacks consistency, some scenes are amazing whilst others are frankly boring. The film is elevated by…

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  Blade Runner 2049 2017

  ★★★★ Watched 04 Feb 2025 5

  I'd give it a 3.75 if I could. The film conventions are basically perfect with an impressive display of vfx, creating a fantastic sci-fi cinematic experience. Alongside this, the film raises existential questions and highlights the misogynistic consequences of society by depicting women as purely for the pleasure of men alongside an assistant acting against her artificial will. The constant ambiguity of reality and contrived life furthers thoughts of technological capabilities. Ryan Gosling nails this role by communicating strong emotion…