With Jonny Greenwood’s fractured rhythm of sticks, stones, and instruments, Bob Ferguson is just drugged up and high out of his mind, slowly dragging his broken self through a whirlwind of chaotic revolution. He’s propelled by the fatherly love for his daughter, angrily shouting at the phone because his fried brain can’t remember any of the passcodes.

When Bob finally gets a glimmer of hope in the shape of a gun and a rendezvous point, he pumps his fist up…

What a full body experience. Blending between period drama, Southern gothic horror, and action thriller, Sinners has a pulse and rhythm that’s brought to atmospheric and textured life by Ludwig Göransson. Ryan Coogler maintains this distinct tone and personality, shifting from the Mississippi town to focusing on the juke joint, which now becomes the center of this epic narrative. It’s a place where sin, greed, and lust live, but ultimately where music of past, present, and future roars, only to…

Daniel turns away as he shows Jane why they've been on the run. She's overcome with emotion; he's already seen the footage. Only he can disclose it, unsure whether the world will crumble, but believing they should have the truth anyway.

Noah Scanlon possesses Jane to track down Daniel and retrieve the stolen footage. Her eyes change from a soft, sky blue to dark brown. He and WARDEX pursue Daniel through car chases, converging trains, and invisible walls, but the…

Is it time for me to play Valorant again?

Some time last year, I was lucky enough to check something off my bucket list – seeing a first cut of a movie way before it actually hit the theaters. Obviously, GG back then was extremely bare, just a general storyline stitched together to make it comprehensible. When you get to see a film at its rawest state, two things happen. First, you get to see how much fun the cast…

This is probably what it must've felt like watching The Two Towers or The Return of the King in the theaters twenty or so years ago. There are only so few films that feel like they carry that kind of epic magnitude, and Dune: Part Two is one of them.

Immersive and expansive are definitely words that will be thrown around a lot, much like the first film, but the immense scale and rumbling sound of the sequel are so…