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Inception (2010) added to Christopher Nolan - Ranked list.

The Dark Knight (2008) added to Christopher Nolan - Ranked list.

Christopher Nolan - Ranked

GoodFellas (1990) added to Top 25 Favourite Movies of All Time (post 1970) list.

I'm in love with this trailer and its phenomenal score! Read the full comment »

'Ready Player One (2018)' Comic-Con Trailer

Warner Bros. has premiered the Comic-Con exclusive trailer for 'Ready Player One (2018)'. Read the full blog post »

Dunkirk is a technical masterpiece. Christopher Nolan out-does himself with immersive filmmaking at its finest, combining incredible cinematography, with a blood pumping score to produce arguably the finest war film ever made. While the characters... Read the full review »

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Unforgiven (1992)

10 / 10

Clint Eastwood's passion project, Unforgiven, is a clear display of the actor/director's undeniable talent, and with a tight script featuring exciting characters, (with fantastic performances) Unforgiven is a fresh and dark take on the over-famili... Read the full review »

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Shane (1953)

9 / 10

One of dem' classic sprawling westerns, Shane separates itself from other entries in the genre by infusing themes of community, loyalty, love and overall moral decency. Shane boasts great performances around the board, a heartfelt narrative and a... Read the full review »

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War for the Planet of the Apes (2017)

10 / 10

War for the Planet of the Apes is stunning. The third and last outing in the trilogy is visually astounding, magnificently directed, powerfully acted and emotionally resonant. Matt Reeves ties the trilogy started by Rupert Wyatt with a beautifully... Read the full review »

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Films that everybody hates that you love?

There's always gonna be those picks that people responded negatively too that you ADORE, for me it's easily Spider-Man 3. I know it's a bad movie but it just has that undeniable nostalgic charm. View the full thread »