COMEDYx52(2025)
#38 of 52 - Watch a stand-up special or comedy documentary
Wow! Wow, wow, wow. Totally not what I was expecting this to be. It's got the usual awkward absurdity of the other Nathan for You episodes while perfectly fitting in some of the deepest and most thought provoking scenes I've seen on screen this year. There is such an astounding amount of things to analyze about Bill, his personality, thoughts, feelings, and motivations, his past, and his reactions…
That was one "killer" Irish dance.
A superior blend of action and horror that can make a movie surprisingly scary and loads of fun at the same time. Soundtrack was essentially outwardly and I shall see you on the oscar stage for that, sir. Really my only real complaint is that they didn't have to have the beginning hook with Sammie entering the church. Way too many films want to draw you in like that but I thought it was…
COMEDYx52(2025)
#52 of 52 - Watch a comedy film featured on ‘Edgar Wright’s 1,000 Favorite Movies’
It's been a hot second since I watched a movie straight through and was completely entertained. Scorsese might not be the shining director because of his visuals or cinematography but he can make a damn good story and find the best actors to lead the way (hint: it's really always just Robert De Niro).
80/100
A little edit-heavy for much of the film but I won't complain much when you have Philip freaking Seymour Hoffman as your villain. It's pretty close but I'd say this is the best in the franchise so far. With the first M:I feeling a bit dated, this installment brings a new energy and a complete emotional 180 to Ethan Hunt. The same treason/espionage plot from the first one makes a comeback here and it delivers once again. I had a great time, count me in for Ghost Protocol.
68/100
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
At Eternity's Gate is gonna have its haters but I was just in complete awe of this movie. Schnabel decided to take two of the three things that I adore most in cinema, nature and psychological analysis, and excel in the representation of both. Prepare to be completely immersed in the landscapes that Van Gogh travels and yearning to walk among the olive trees. Rolling hills and golden hues breathe life into the film, making one realize that his natural…
