Well, wow. I feel so compelled to write my thoughts on this film. Nosferatu felt very interesting to me. I initially saw it as a means to artistically depict Bram Stoker’s Dracula, but it felt like more than that. But also less. This film was well made, but not well-presented. At times, the movie seemed to drag on and made the runtime seem longer than needed. However, that longer run time led to the movie adding to that ethereal uneasiness…

Alright, I watched this some time ago, so please be forgiving as I can't fully recall the plot (as with most Studio Ghibli films). However, I can clearly remember how the film wants you to feel. This one is absolutely amazing. I have always been captivated with the world that Haoyo has been able to create in these film and even more drawn to the incredulousness that is often displayed through those world.

It was not until I saw a…

This movie is a love letter to film. Babylon is a depiction of ugly that Hollywood has and forces me to watch every moment enthralled in its melancholic opulence. (I'm just trying to use big words atp).

This film is amazing, though. Babylon's power comes from the love that you can feel in every beat of its runtime. The movie leaves you wanting no more from its characters, but more from its world because it is so horrifically beautiful. It…

Yep this one had me looking silly at the theaters. Eyes wide open and my mouth agape for the majority of the film and I was in awe of the sound design throughout.

The nitty gritty: I really did appreciate Dune: Part 2 for giving us the story beats that we wanted from the first movie in such an amazing way. Everything in film led it to be almost begged for. This movie felt rewarding. All the things I wanted…