Jonathan Ashun

Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind has an incredibly creative narrative with an acute directing touch from Michel Gondry. The chemistry between Winslet and Carrey is legendary, and with this as the backbone of the story, the movie takes off fro... Read the full review »

A wholly original and masterfully crafted story about a guy writing a screenplay, that eventually becomes story we see unfolding on-screen. Nicolas Cage's performance as Charlie Kaufman is an all-timer, Meryl Streep's is intense and nuanced as usu... Read the full review »

Cops, robbers, Pacino, DeNiro, need I say more? Read the full review »

The most wildly creative feature I've ever seen, Being John Malkovich uses its absurdity as a vessel to tell this oddly compelling love story that features career high performances from the entire cast. The script may be absolutely insanely brilli... Read the full review »

Bolstered by an absolutely magnetic and charming lead performance by Audrey Hepburn, Breakfast at Tiffany's is quite the engaging feature when following the crazy life of Holly Gollightly, but when we're familiar with her and this world the film b... Read the full review »

It's summertime! This means its summer movie bingeing season, and first up was Sense and Sensibility. This movie was just a delight to watch; with Emma Thompson killer script, Ang Lee directs superstar turns from Kate Winslet and said scribe Thomp... Read the full review »

Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom has a killer first act, drenched with heart thumping action and great philosophical debate. The second act steps down in quality, but it’s the third act that drowns the film in repetition, and ridiculousness. The f... Read the full review »