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Nolan has made a statement through The Odyssey that he's here to rule the cinemas. I saw this movie fail when its cast was announced. I was convinced that this was the first Christopher Nolan flop. But that's not the case folks, Nolan isn't compromising his storytelling though he messed up the casting. All the negatives of this film, like casting, and being faithful to the source material are overpowered by the cinematography, background score, acting performances, and directing. I have witnessed cinema at its peak today. Christopher Nolan has made the tale of Odysseus his own and has not compromised his style. Many would say this movie is bad , but I bet those guys haven't seen it. 2026 has been the best year so far and I hope all the upcoming movies deliver the same way as The Odyssey has. The last fight scene and the Troy battle scene are the highlights of this masterpiece for me.

I've watched it a lot of times as a child and lived it. But I don't see anyone talking about it.

I discovered Curry Barker this year with Obsession, a movie that I did not even know existed. I did not have a clue about it until the reviews came out. I watched it and I liked it. But this one I'd like to say is the best piece of filmography I've watched in 2026. Milk and Serial >>>>> Obsession in my opinion. Acting is top notch, and the story is brilliantly written and executed. It's about how a prank taken too far can cost some dudes there lives.

The camera work is very raw and literally like yt videos. The character arc of Milk (Curry Barker) is well written and acted on the screen. Curry Barker and Cooper Tomlinson killed it. All the actors were great. The monologue of the old man sitting alone of a chair with a gun in his hand feels fuckin creepy.

I enjoyed it. I hope many other filmmakers come in the future with great and fresh ideas like this one.

I'd give this one a 7.5/10

Everyone talks about all the graphic content this movie has but no one appreciates the brilliant job done by the actors. You need balls of steel to make such a film and even show it to the audience in film festivals. Monica Bellucci, hats off to her acting.

Marty Supreme is a 2025 film directed by Josh Safdie starring Timothee Chalamet (Marty Mauser), Gwenety Paltrow ( Kay Stone), Kevin O'leary (Milton Rockwell), and Odessa A'zion (Rachel). At first I thought it was a film about an arrogant but talented Table tennis player Marty Mauser who faces many challenges as he moves towards fame and success but it's not that. It's a story about him facing challenges to go to Japan for an international Table Tennis tournament to defeat his nemesis Endo who defeated him in the Britain edition of the tournament.

Marty is a kind of man who can do anything and to get what he wants. In the major part of the film he is shown gathering money from different means to go to Japan for the tournament. On this journey he faces many problems and hurdles which in the end results in him sacrificing his self esteem.

This whole journey is shown in such an engaging way that you cannot take your eyes off the screen. The movie is long but the way the story is put out on the screen really makes up for the time it takes. The story is brilliantly written and directed. The movie is intense, Marty is selfish, arrogant and full of attitude.

The movie is good but some parts of it feel off. Ending feels undercooked. I think a re-watch would make me change my opinion about its ending. I believe it's better than Sinners. It's well paced. I'd give it an 8.5/10

Homelander did not deserve to die like that😭 look how they massacred my boy. Him taking V1 did not do anything to the story. What about Butcher saying "run" and then facing him like he doesn't dear him. 6/10

Lars and the real Girl made me feel sadness, care, and hope. It's an emotional masterpiece. Lars played by Ryan Gosling is an introverted man who works 9 to 5 and comes back to the garage of his parents' house which is now his home. He lives with his brother and sister in law who live in the house. Lars finds it difficult to make connections and so doesn't like to interact much with others. It's so difficult for him to make relationships work. He buys a sex doll to cope from his inability to establish close relationships and gets so engaged into the play that he starts believing that the doll is a real person. He names her Bianca. Everyone at first thinks that Lars has become mental because of his condition but as time passes everyone in his town works together to bring Lars' life back on track. Everyone cannot see Lars be with Bianca for the rest of his life but also cannot break his heart by telling him that she's a doll and he has gone crazy. The way everyone behaves with Lars to make him feel like he's normal is really wholesome. The story is so well written that you really tear up when Lars cannot put himself together. Tears ran down my eyes when Lars found Bianca unconscious.

I'd say this is Ryan Gosling's finest performance till now. My man was not a "literally me" cool character but it felt like he was Lars himself. Lars' family really felt like Lars' family. It seemed like the actors weren't acting but we're genuinely a family. I really want to say so much but don't have enough words to express myself. I'd give it an 8.5/10.

I'm just writing this because this movie came to my mind randomly. I've never re-watched this ever. But as far as I can remember I enjoyed this one a lot. One afternoon I was just chilling and I opened prime video and saw jenna Ortega in the poster of this movie and I clicked immediately. I knew nothing about what the movie was about besides that it included sex. This was a weird, thrilling, and new experience for me. I've never been a fan of gore. As far as I remember it's about a girl who has gone out on a farm to shoot a porno with few friends ig. There's the old wife of the old farm owner who kinda looks like Mia Goth and when she sees the porno shoot she gets aroused and then goes crazy and tries to kill everyone in her way. One of the scene fromthus movie is so gross and weird that I cannot help but write about it. The bed scene when Mia Goth is under the bed of the old couple.

I watched this one back in 2023 and I just felt like writing about this movie. I did my best to describe what happens in the movie without spoiling anything . Give it a try. 7/10.

Let me know your thoughts on this one.

Good episode but still not satisfied. Still not showing what Homelander is really capable of now. They only have one episode to conclude this whole thing. I'm a bit worried now.