This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A timeless horror-comedy classic, not to mention, an unconventional yet super fun Christmas movie to watch with family and/or friends during the holidays!
As a huge fan of film scores, I absolutely loved the gradual introduction of the “Gremlins” theme song, getting only snippets of it until the creatures take their final transformation and the theme erupts following Mr. Watson’s demise!
Loved the variety and inclusion of horror movie tropes seen throughout the course of the film, the first of…
Now this is film making at its finest. Christopher Nolan did not disappoint. He exceeded all my expectations yet again, landing this movie in his top three films for me, alongside Dark Knight and Interstellar. This film felt like one of the most immersive viewing experiences in a long time, specifically one in which you felt like you were experiencing this climax towards the creation of the atomic bomb through the eyes of Oppenheimer himself. Certainly, Nolan couldn’t have casted a…
OH MY GOD! The nostalgia! This was by far my #1 choice for movie of the year. Super smart, hilarious film, and don’t even get me started on the acting and soundtrack that will stay stuck in your head for days. It took me back to childhood, while also grounding me to the present with perfectly placed adult humor and hints of existentialism. Lol! Overall a great and unique viewing experience.
