The colouring in this is so lovely and dreamlike, which makes the shift to darkness once they are discovered feel that much more like a gut punch (and then, the return to hope in the ending is beckoned in by a return to form). There was some strange editing choices, but otherwise this was so sweet and also so heartwrenching at points. I think it balances the sides well, with every cute moment shared between them tinged by paranoia, and…

So obsessed with every outfit the main duo wear in this, hit after hit truly. Loved the musical numbers, loved the fun colours. Such a funny film (Henry killed me everytime) and Russell and Monroe are so magnetic in this, I adored every second they were on screen. I really liked that at the centre of the film is the friendship between Lorelai and Dorothy above all else, to the extent that even their romantic plotlines are wrapped up in…

Great cast (and some really convincing accent work), Alfie Williams as Spike was so impressive. Wonderful character because he is resourceful and stupid and loving and he makes some awful decisions for all the right reasons. Watching this is realised how integral family is as a thread in the franchise, and the core family drama was really well-done and was like each member was trying to protect the other two at their own cost. The horror aspect was pretty strong…

This is extremely visually stunning and Barry Keoghan, even surrounded by a great cast, steals the show. I'm also still thinking about the final needle drop, and I'm also listening to the song as I write this. It was very well executed.

Mostly, my problems are with the plot. I actually thought for the most part the characters and their relationships were quite interesting. Specifically with the main pairing of Oliver and Felix, but also I found just as interesting…