I feel like if I were to make a film, I'd like to make something like this. Whether I'd have the talent to pull it off, who knows.

On my third watch of Oslo August 31st, it hit home just as much as it did the first two times. This film has such a quiet, reflective, eerie atmosphere that persists throughout the entire duration and keeps me so transfixed. It feels almost magical at points, in a thoughtful, depressing way.…

The second this film starts, opening on that backed up LA freeway, and the moment I hear those first few notes of 'Another day of Sun', I'm always just instantly absorbed into this beautiful piece of film. Whatever is going on in my life just fades away, and I can just enjoy what is, in my eyes, a perfect film.

The relationship between Seb and Mia is my favourite romance in any media. Whenever they're on screen together, whether it's…

Well there you have it, the last mission impossible film (probably), and of course it sticks the landing, though maybe with a bit of turbulance. Compared to how tight and entirely thrilling McQuarrie's last three MI films were, The Final Reckoning doesn't quite hold up but when it hits, it hits damn good. The underwater sequence was excellent, and the plane chase was utterly jaw-dropping. I was biting my fist at one point because I was just entirely locked in.…