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I went to see this film because I didn’t have much to do. But after watching it I think it was a good choice. It wasn’t bad at all and the CGI was good. I wasn’t much of a Robbie Williams fan and only listened to a couple of his songs but this film made me realise that I like most of his songs.

This was a good film. It did highlight grief and not holding onto the past but acknowledging it. Even making sure that such tragedy is taught and not scrapped from history so it doesn't repeat.

I came out of the cinema baffled. But I have to say the colour and camera shots were used perfectly to create suspense. The SFX was brilliant, even when Nosferatu was in his Count  Orlock attire there was always some eeriness to him but trust as well, which I didn’t expect.

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I went to see this film because I had nothing better to do and I didn’t have high hopes but it was quite good and funny. The dance scene was brilliant and definitely out my dance moves to shame

It was a lovely movie. The music was brilliant. Lin Manuel Miranda did another good job with the soundtrack.

It was brilliant to look at and Pedro Pascal was amazing. But I felt it dragged on a bit. My experience was ruined by multiple people talking but overall I would say the film was adequate.

Very beautiful film. Nearly made me tear up. The effects were spectacular.

I was quite skeptical about this film after hearing some reviews that it wasn’t as good as the first two. But I liked this film and I agree that it wasn’t as good but it wasn’t bad. It had its funny moments and the post credit scene was good but be warned there is a jump-scare. 

I loved Eddie and Venom’s relationship in it. They seemed to be more of a unit compared to the first two and had finally found common ground. But it did feel a bit rushed at some points of the film.

Overall I really liked it. Very funny and felt natural.

This was such an original idea for a horror film. It was creepy, scary and insane. The actor who plays Mr Crocket was amazing, even his smile was scary to watch.

Very strange

I really liked it. It’s sort of a rainy day film which I do like about it. And as for sequels go I think it did it’s best to not be too similar to the first film.

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This was a mad film but I did like the ending though. I love the female empowerment in this film but it was very weird.

Loved it. It does somewhat replicate the first two alien films and the actor who plays Andy is brilliant. Through the whole film I was hoping for Andy to survive.

I thought this was an amazing movie. I haven’t read the book yet which was stupid but the film was showing how something so innocent at first can be deceiving because it’s true. I love that it shows the empowerment Lily gets to get out of the toxic relationship. That she doesn’t want her child to be caught in the middle as well, which shows how strong she is. Also I love Atlas he is amazing.

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This film was ok. I wouldn’t say it’s the best film I’ve seen this year but I kept thinking there was going to be a big twist coming but nothing. It did have some emotional depth to the film which I liked.

Amazing. It’s very witty and hilarious. The special effects were better than recent marvel movies. The opening scene was the best part of the film I think.

This was the most disturbing film I have watched. Putting that aside though everyone’s acting was amazing. But I might not watch this again. I came out of the cinema speechless and immensely disturbed.

I really liked this film. It definitely had more of a story to it compared to the first film. The effects were amazing and it had me on the edge of my seat for some parts of the film.

It was ok. I love the Despicable Me films but there was something about this that didn’t fit. But it had it’s funny moments.

Very cute film. It had its funny moments and made me more interested in space and advertising which I didn’t think was possible.

Throughout this whole film I was just rooting for the cat to survive but this film was amazing. Even though there was limited dialogue, the acting was very good. Nearly teared up at the end.

A very thought-provoking film. Anthony Hopkin’s character Sigmund Freud says ‘I only have two words for humanity, grow up’ and I think this applies to humanity today as well. Brilliant script.

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It was very moving and cute. Made me nearly tear up when Riley had an anxiety attack. The creators really made this film relatable. I loved it.

This was a lovely and heartwarming film. I’m definitely not ashamed to say that it made me cry a lot throughout. This film is very relatable and hits home. If you are wondering what to watch, go and watch IF.

This was a beautiful documentary that paid homage to both Powell and Pressburger. Martin Scorsese didn’t talk ill of either of them but instead doused both of them with praise for their work in film. Also for both Powell and Pressburger’s influence to his films and many aspiring filmmakers at the time when Scorsese was learning about filmmaking. 

This documentary brought back films that I loved but had slipped my mind.  I am definitely going to watch ‘I Know Where I’m Going!’ again as it’s such a beautiful and heartwarming film that I can watch it ten times and still get moved by the story.

This film was alright but it’s a bit long.

The storyline was strong. The CGI was immaculate and mesmerising to watch from a technical perspective.  I would say however, that I lost interest in a couple of scenes. But overall the film kept me on toes and I was enthralled with most of it.

There was the occasional joke that made me laugh and it highlights extremely well the amount of work stunt performers do in the movie business. The soundtrack worked well and the surprise star at the end was a good touch, but when watching the film I wasn’t gripped by the storyline or the romance. I usually love watching David Leitch films but this one I wouldn’t watch again. Though It won’t stop me from watching any of his future films.

Watched on Wednesday May 1, 2024.

I was at first sceptical of this film but it’s brilliant. In my opinion the trailer didn’t do this film justice.

The visual effects of this film were stunning, but the storyline was very weak, and there were gaps in the film that could have easily been filled. It’s not a film I would watch again.

On the edge of my seat throughout this series. I wanted to know how it ended so badly I watched all the episodes in a day. This being a true story as well, really makes this series intriguing and frightening. The acting from Jessica Gunning (who plays Martha) is astounding, one of the best performances I have seen this year.  An array of emotions were felt throughout this series and I haven’t watched something that made me feel all those emotions in a while.

This was a very cute film and the style of animation was lovely to look at. Even though there wasn’t any dialogue in this film, it didn’t need it. It was easy for me to connect with the characters just by the little looks they made to each other.

Visually brilliant. The fight scenes were stunning and during the whole film I was kept on my toes. For Dev Patel’s directorial debut, he did a great job.