I'm obsessed. This is the least time between two watches of any movie in my entire life, and the SECOND time I saw it might be the best theatrical experience I've ever had. The audience was so reactive to all the twists and turns, and I felt like I was experiencing the movie again through new eyes.

The craziest part of the second watch is that it was still just as scary. Now, there's also an added portion of dread…

Upon rewatch, this remains one of the most inventive horror movies I've ever seen. I prefer James Wan and Leigh Whannell when they aren't being paranormal, when everything feels like it's getting at something real. The camera movements feel like they give insight into the emotions of real people.

I watched this with a good friend as part of our James Wan triple feature and the twists all worked on him. Understanding what's happening in the movie lends a new…

How the hell is this movie still so good on the second rewatch?

During the atomic breath scene I was so damn excited to see it I couldn't breathe. I was panting and shaking the whole time he was attacking the Ginza. This is probably a problem and very not good but I'm not gonna think about that.

This movie is so perfectly crafted to be a love letter to every Godzilla movie that came before it. On the first…

I don't like Star Wars. I think it's fair to say that now with the myriad of awful stuff they've been putting out for many years now. It's to the point where a new Star Wars project will get announced, and I don't care enough to watch it. I'm just checked out.

The Mandalorian was a spark of hope after the 2010s were closed with a box-office bomb about Han Solo and a production disaster (and a movie that might…