I started rewatching some of Everything Everywhere All at Once last night at like 1 AM and found myself accidentally staying up for the next two hours simply because this movie just sucks you in right from the start and never lets up until the final frame and my god I just love it so much

(Also lol at anyone saying Michelle Yeoh “doesn’t do enough to win Best Actress.” This is one of the most original roles I’ve ever…

Everything Everywhere All At Once is… unlike anything I have ever seen. At its core, all the absurdity aside, it’s a rich and rousing reminder of all that cinema can be and all it can do, making you believe in movie magic again as it tears your heart to pieces and puts it back together, in even better shape than before. A miracle of the medium, through and through.

I’m not gonna say the O-word, since we’re still (somehow) in LAST…

“We make our own monsters, then fear them for what they show about ourselves.”

Bold, brutal, and downright brilliant, Joker crushes the constraints of the comic book genre and sets fire to social mores as it tells the tragic tale of a mentally mutilated man and his distressing downward spiral, brought to life by a poignant, yet petrifying performance from Joaquin Phoenix.

It’s quite ironic that the conversation surrounding Joker mirrors the conversation surrounding the titular character within the film…

Dune gave me the same feeling I had when first watching Avatar and Mad Max: Fury Road on the big screen - a sense of staggering awe at what sights, sounds, and spectacles could be captured in cinema and wild wonder at the new world enveloping me in every scene.

This is what movies were made for.

It feels redundant to repeat the same Star Wars and Lord of the Rings comparisons you’ve heard time and time again, but they…