TaranWoodFeast

TaranWoodFeast Pro

Favorite films

  • Baby Doll
  • The Devil Rides Out
  • Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
  • The Killer

Recent activity

All
  • In the Loop

    ★★★★★

  • Doctor Who: Day of the Daleks

  • Mickey 17

    ★★★½

  • The Search For Instagram's Worst Con Artist

Pinned reviews

More
  • Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet

    Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet

    ★★★★½

    Doctor Who Review Project 2024-25

    William Hartnell Era Ranked

    The Doctor has died.

    William Hartnell has, for three and a bit seasons, been leading Doctor Who. It's fascinating to me because, in his initial conception, the Doctor is obviously not the main character. He's the scientist whose machine is the conceit that drives the show forward. Ian is the main character, the one to lead the group of four heroes through past and future worlds. But William Hartnell was amazing,…

  • Avengers: Endgame

    Avengers: Endgame

    ★½

    The bit where they travel back in time to The Avengers, and you can see how bright and colourful Captain America's costume is, reminded me of why I think comic books are worth adapting to the medium of film. It was a very quick reminder, as the rest of the movie looked like grey, underlit, overprocessed, artificial shit.

    It's funny that the one consistent problem the MCU films have is totally overblown, excessive climaxes with too much fake action to…

Recent reviews

More
  • The Death of Stalin

    The Death of Stalin

    ★★½

    Feels like this should be my cup of tea because I love The Thick of It, but I struggled.

    Given it another go and, despite having a great cast and several funny bits, I still don't really like it. I don't know, the bleak tone and real-life murder makes the comedy feel really tasteless to me in a way that's just very uncomfortable to actually sit through for 90 minutes, and I thought the editing was distractingly poor at points.

  • Godzilla

    Godzilla

    ★★★★★

    Evocative score, beautiful black and white cinematography, dark and rich thematic underpinnings and a real doom-leaden sense of scale. Such an important film, and one still worth watching all these years later.

Popular reviews

More