A Quiet Place: Day One expands the universe but lacks the tension and heart of the first two films. Watch for completion, not the same chills.

Caddo Lake is a hidden gem. Beautifully shot, unpredictable, and captivating from start to finish — a film that deserves more attention.

The Penguin is brutal, dark, and captivating. Farrell is unrecognizable and brilliant, making this Gotham gangster tale a must-see.

Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story is moving and inspiring. A true hero beyond Superman, showing immense strength, spirit, and heart.

Arrival is a masterpiece of thoughtful sci-fi. Beautiful, moving, and deeply human — a must-see for anyone who loves smart, existential films.

Interstellar is my all-time favorite. Epic, emotional, and breathtaking on IMAX — a sci-fi masterpiece about love, hope, and our place in the universe.

Gattaca blew me away. A smart, stylish sci-fi that dives into genetics, ambition, and identity. Thought-provoking and deeply human — a must-see.

Misery is a tense, Hitchcock-like thriller and one of the best King adaptations. 35 years on, it’s still chilling — that hobbling scene… yikes!

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is a slow burn drenched in rain and smoke, but it’s gripping, smart, and atmospheric — a masterclass in suspense.

A captivating doc that dives into Sweden’s quirky past — yes, the government once ran burger joints. Fascinating, nostalgic, and surprisingly thought-provoking.

The Order is an underrated gem. Thrilling from start to finish, with Jude Law shining and an eerie soundtrack that heightens the suspense beautifully.

Binge-watched a show filmed in one single take — gripping story, stellar acting, and technically mind-blowing. For me, it’s close to a masterpiece.

Rewatching Shutter Island after reading the book made me love it even more. Faithful, layered, and masterfully done — still a fantastic film.

Sinners wasn’t for me. Went in blind, which I usually love, but the genre and setting didn’t click. Well-made, just not my cup of tea this time.

Warfare is short but intense, capturing the sudden shift from daily life to chaos. Realistic, emotional, and gripping — a must if you liked American Sniper.

Reservatet is a well-made Danish miniseries. A bit predictable, but with some good twists, solid acting, and storytelling that kept me hooked throughout.

A gripping three-part docuseries on the bin Laden hunt. Smart, detailed, and intense — a must-watch for anyone into history or high-stakes operations.

The Final Reckoning is a strong Mission: Impossible entry. Solid setup, explosive action, stunning stunts – Cruise once again makes the impossible look easy.

Zero Dark Thirty is gripping and realistic, with Chastain shining as Maya. Bigelow delivers a masterful take on the bin Laden manhunt.

Good action, cool gadgets, and some pretty awesome car chases.

I love the original and I’m a huge fan of dad jokes. This movie did a quite a good job of bringing the genre back to the big screen.

It’s been a while since my last superhero movie. This one nailed it – action, humor, great cast. But let’s be real, the dog stole the show.

I know nothing about Formula 1, but F1 the movie was… okay. Some scenes were great, some felt like a TV episode. Javier stole the show though. Fast cars and quite a ride, just don’t expect a masterpiece.

Pure magic, a timeless story I’ll keep coming back to. Love the book too.

Too much shouting, too little story.

Loved it! Grapefruit.

A bit underrated, if you ask me. It’s about more than meets the eye — more about the inside than the outside violence.