Animation… Movie #71 2022: Sing 2 (2021) 6 Sep 20225 Sep 2022 Sing is one of those movies that I never expected to enjoy. When it was released in 2016, it wasn't even on my radar when it came to future cinema…
Action… Movie #179 2021: Black Widow (2021) 12 Jul 202112 Jul 2021 I can't believe this movie is finally here. Not only was it due for release in May 2020, but it was pushed back at least twice due to... well, you…
Drama… Movie #362 2020: Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) 28 Dec 202029 Dec 2020 To begin, let it be known that this is the furthest from a 'festive movie' as you could possibly get. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is arguably more festive than this…
Art House… Movie #350 2020: Her (2013) 15 Dec 202029 Dec 2020 Her has been on my watch list for so long... and I finally got round to it! Maybe 2020 isn't so bad after all. Spike Jonze directs in this futuristic…
Cerebral… Movie #162 2020: Under the Skin (2013) 20 May 202017 May 2020 Who the hell thought of this? Whoever it was, I found it more interesting that I could ever have expected to. Under the Skin marks Jonathan Glazer's third full length…
Cerebral… Movie #160 2020: Match Point (2005) 19 May 202015 May 2020 Imagine me thinking that this was a movie about tennis. I mean it, I basically thought this was basically another Wimbledon (2004), except with Scarlett Johansson instead of the woman…
Comedy… Movie #131 2020: Rough Night (2017) 5 May 20202 May 2020 Ah, Rough Night. A movie that I saw the trailer for in the cinema and thought it looked brilliant. I mean, Scarlett Johanssen, Kate McKinnon, and Zoe Kravitz all in…
Coming of Age… Movie #52 2020: Ghost World (2001) 27 Mar 202027 Mar 2020 Funnily enough, the title of this movie is very apt in our current climate... but don't worry, it has nothing to do with entire cities being deadly silent and empty.…
Comedy… Movie #35 2020: Don Jon (2013) 6 Mar 20205 Mar 2020 Would this movie be as entertaining without the all-star cast? Probably not. That's what you get when an actor directs a movie, I guess. However, I'd say it is still…
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