What a film
This is my second watch of this film and it’s absolutely amazing on your first watch you miss out on so much and when u rewatch what you see is crazy there’s so much small details and these little parts you miss pull you into the journey way more.
Cruise and Kidman deliver on every single aspect they add so much to the film, especially Cruise every scene he appears in he’s brilliant.
I love how mysterious…

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is the greatest film to ever exist.
I’m so glad I got into the world of Twin Peaks because so far there’s not been a dull moment.

This film is such a beautiful, tragic masterpiece. Which perfectly displays the true horrors of this world and how it exists anywhere we go it definitely shows it in a different way but it’s always the overshadowing point through the black lodge and Bob even used with…

This was certainly something it wasn’t bad but it wasn’t great apart from another amazing performance from Renate Reinsve who never disappoints.
Backrooms is about a man named Clark just fresh from a divorce and is clearly struggling going to a therapist, living in his furniture store and is obviously struggling with a decline in mental health when he comes across the backrooms and becomes obsessed with trying to explore it. When everything takes a turn when Mary tries to…

I’m genuinely at a lost for words all I can really say is What The Hell.
This film is one of the most haunting experiences of the year so far where you barely know what to say. The film is simply about an awkward guy who can’t express his feelings to his crush and uses a “one wish willow” to make her love him instead of telling her when he had the chance. From that point every moment doesn’t seem…

I thought the Bob Dylan performance was his chance to get the Oscar but once again Chalamet has came back and is going to get that Oscar handed to him because his performance is just incredible every moment he finds away to show how good he truly is, he is “the” actor of this generation and he knows how to play this cocky/confident role so well and that final scene has solidified him as best actor this year.
“Dream Big!”…

This is one of the most beautiful and simple films I’ve watched, we simply watch a man and life his live and it’s heartbreaking and beautiful.
The performance given by Joel Edgerton is fantastic and one of the greatest pieces of acting I’ve seen in awhile he makes the emotional aspect of the film feel way more special, almost like I’m apart of his journey.
Even though the full film hooks you start to finish there’s a few scenes that…