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Oppenheimer (2023)
Meh
Visuals, fantastic. Acting, great. Plot, lacklustre. Was a long watch being 3+ hours, could definitely have been portrayed closer to 2 hours instead. There's a lot of talking and for me, not enough concentrating on the physical creation of the bomb (which would break up all the talking scenes). I also didn't really notice a massive difference in IMAX to that of a standard showing, bar the 'bomb' scene. It's a worth a watch once but won't go back for a second viewing. Definitely my least favourite film from Nolan unfortunately.
Also a little worrying seeing these 'best film ever watched' reviews! I know the 2023 standard of films has been poor but still!
Full Swing (2023)
Fantastic series
Really good insight into what goes on behind the scenes and what the players go through not only on the course but off it. Although I'm not against what LIV is trying to do to potentially enhance the sport of golf, this series just shows that the PGA tour will likely always be the pinnacle and where the best players want to compete against eachother. It goes to show that the very best players such as Rory/JT have stuck around because legacy is just as important as the wealth. However for those middle ground players such as Poulter/Westwood who're also at the tail end of their careers, you can see why LIV Golf was the right decision.
Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)
With the visuals, best movie I've watched
If you go to see this movie, make sure you do so in 3D which is how it's intended to be seen. This is the best film I've ever watched due to the 3D which really makes the world come alive. Despite a 190 minute run time, I could've sat there for longer due to being so immersed. It was really apparent that the actors felt so comfortable in the water, which made the overall acting and storyline feel so realistic.
The story may now blow you away, however with three more movies upcoming which will all tie in together, there's enough there this time around to be enjoyed and excite on what's to come.