I've watched Oppenheimer, Baby Driver, and The Marvels enjoyed all of them.

Oppenheimer is surprisingly gripping given the subject matter, and kept my attention very well.

I also realized while watching it why so many actors wanted to be in it. Not just to work with Nolan but to be able to play a character over a wider period of history. That's a rare feat.

Baby Driver is just a fun ride beginning to end, as we tend to expect from Edgar Wright. Unfortunately it also has Kevin Spacey in it. Ah well.

The Marvels was also a ton of fun. Some of the more emotional elements felt a bit forced but that's the point, Carol is still emotionally stunted by what she has been put through.

It was a lot stronger to me than Quantumania was, and I think a lot of why both movies suffer is - aside from superhero fatigue - the very existence of Disney+. I'm not gonna see something in a theater that will be in my living room a few months later on a service I'm already paying for.

"Anatomy of a fall" for me. I watched it during this month and for me the best film of the previous year. Amazing. I would recommend to watch it without reading the summary.

You should watch The Pirate Movie (1982) on February 29.

I was pretty sick last week and I binged a lot of lesser known movies. The one that stuck with me was Nowhere. It won't revolutionize cinema but it's so edge of your couch tense, I actually stopped coughing for 90 minutes.

i was in cinema yesterday to watch "All of us strangers" an immensely heartbreaking, but somehow beautiful movie. beautiful in a way a very pretty cemetery is beautiful. all of the cinema cried.