Quite easily the best of the franchise (so far?). Barely any fat, moves at such a lively and frantic pace that the runtime flies by. Ball’s higher budget and larger cast clearly did only wonders to his confidence as a film-maker, as the action sequences in particular are beautifully helmed. So much love for this sequel, kinda wish more of these types of movies were made nowadays.

Find another superhero movie that explores grief and hope with this much meditation, pure grit and ion that bleeds through the screen. I have no doubt in my mind that this will be a classic a hundred years from now, and then some - near flawless comic book film making.

Childhood banger! Quite formulaic all the way through, but it’s undeniably a fun time with a good sense of pace, adventure and blockbuster cheese. Pretty gnarly at times too, an R version of this would go crazy.

Maybe the style gets a little too melodramatic at times, but the rest of Heat is just so unbelievably mesmerising that it’s so hard for me to care. More than just your regular heist film - a visceral and epic odyssey of loneliness, the vital choices that we have the power to make in our lives, and regret, juxtaposing with the cold and bitter exterior of LA, and the broken characters that inhabit it. I could easily get lost in this world for another 3 hours, movies simply do not get better than this.

I don’t know much, but I do know that this one of the greatest animated films to ever do it… Absolutely quintessential to my childhood as well as the love I have for this art form nowadays, so this will always have such a special piece in my heart. And that score? C’monnnnnn

Peak human evolution (and testosterone levels) will be reached when the world gets a Godzilla, Transformers and Pacific Rim collab.

Peak, I mean peak coming-of-age and summer vacation vibes. An ultimate comfort watch, that’s all there really is to it <3

Billie Lourd. That’s it, that’s the review.

Essentially what happens when you have great vision for spectacle, and you pair it up with a painfully boring script. Damon and Pascal couldn't even save this :(

The most exciting, thrilling, creative, nuanced and viciously entertaining way you could possibly do with this type of story. The power of Hitchcock. I can’t even find a flaw with this one :/

Also, how the hell did my boy James spit out like 200 lines of dialogue with Grace FRICKIN Kelly smooching up on him???

Maybe the quintessential 80’s action (/thriller) movie? Iconic line after iconic shot after iconic character. Vasquez, please adopt me!