What do you watch an Avatar movie for? If it the story? If so you’ll be disappointed. But if you want to see some of the most beautiful cutting edge digital film technology you’ve ever seen? This is a fucking spectacular piece of work. Decide 🤷🏿‍♂️ Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/c7Kuuh #filmsky 📽️

Wake Up Dead Man is my favourite Knives Out yet. Smart, funny, soulful, and surprisingly kind about faith while still skewering the nonsense. Daniel Craig is a joy again. This is a whodunit worth watching at least once. Maybe twice. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/c3Zocb #filmsky 📽️

Finally watched Fargo after years of loving the TV show and holy shit the film is perfect. Frances McDormand is iconic, the script is immaculate, and the Coens were on another level. Five fucking stars. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bMSQpb #filmsky 📽️

Finally watched The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete and I’m shocked I’d never even heard of it. Absolutely heartbreaking, brilliantly acted, and way better than half the stuff that gets hyped to death. Also these two kids were incredible. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bL1gk5 #filmsky 📽️

Watched The Running Man and it’s a solid take. Some clunky dialogue and pacing issues but the cast absolutely carries it. Gritty, fun in places, a bit uneven, but I had a good time. Also peep Glen Powell’s special Tom Cruise run. It’s a regen. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bJ3xWh #filmsky 📽️

Hunted down a cinema screening of Frankenstein instead of watching it on Netflix because some films deserve a fucking big screen. Del Toro delivers a gorgeous, tragic gothic feast. Elordi and Isaac are unreal. Find a screen if you can. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bEa4v1 #filmsky 📽️

Finally watched Lincoln and I thought it’d be homework but it absolutely slapped. DDL is stupidly good, politics has never been this tense, and Tommy Lee Jones is my new hero. A boring movie that’s somehow bloody enthralling. Who would have known 🤷🏿‍♂️ Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bBuhCH #filmsky

Just watched A House of Dynamite. Tense as hell and painfully realistic. Rebecca Ferguson is the standout but weirdly underused. The ending gives you no real resolution which I respect even though it left me screaming at my TV. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bz87St #filmsky 📽️

The Perfect Neighbor wrecked me. Heartbreaking, powerful, and hard to look away from. But honestly, I’m starting to feel uneasy about how many true crime docs are built on someone’s fresh grief. Incredible doc, still left me feeling dirty. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/btr1fT #filmsky 📽️

Finally watched The Tragedy of Macbeth and I’m annoyed I waited this long. Denzel is phenomenal, McDormand is terrifyingly good, and it’s all so stark and beautiful it feels carved out of nightmares. This is true Shakespeare. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/brhRut #filmsky 📽️

Watched Barbarian for the first time after loving Weapons and yeah… Zach Cregger is the real deal. Completely unhinged, disgusting, hilarious, and terrifying all at once. You can see the madness that led to Weapons brewing here. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bok0Dh #filmsky 📽️

Finally watched In Bruges after having it on my Letterboxd watchlist for years and holy shit it’s as good as everyone says. Hilarious, bleak, weirdly moving. Farrell and Gleeson are perfection. Laugh and then immediately hate yourself for doing so. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bmUu0j #filmsky

One Battle After Another is pure chaos in the best way. DiCaprio is phenomenal, Sean Penn is terrifying, and PTA swings from absurd comedy to brutal tragedy without missing a beat. Messy, bold, unforgettable. This is why I love cinema. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/bfTZu5 #filmsky 📽️

I don’t usually review documentaries but Unknown Number: The High School Catfish is too insane not to. The reveal of who is doing it was one of the wildest stories I’ve ever fucking heard. I hope everyone gets therapy Real life can be stranger than fiction. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/b8GIft

Rewatched Weapons on demand and it somehow hit even harder. The perspective shifts feel masterful once you know where it’s going, and Aunt Gladys might be one of the best horror performances of the decade. No excuse not to watch it. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/b7pfCZ #filmsky 📽️

The Long Walk gutted me. One of my favourite King books and this adaptation actually does it justice. Brutal, faithful, and full of heartbreaking humanity. Cooper Hoffman is incredible, Hamill is chilling… David Jonsson is a STAR. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/b11Yk5 #filmsky 📽️

Dune: Part Two is pure cinema. Epic, terrifying, beautiful. Chalamet finally becomes Paul in a way that’s spellbinding and tragic, Butler is feral brilliance, and Villeneuve delivers myth on a scale I’ve never seen. Every rewatch is worth it. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/b0dz9L #filmsky 📽️

The Roses is sharp, dark, and painfully funny. Cumberbatch and Colman go for the jugular with every line, and somehow it’s hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time. A flawed but deeply enjoyable anti-rom-com held down by two fantastic actors. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aYwy1h #filmsky 📽️

Jurassic World: Rebirth is the best one since the original trilogy. Not high praise given how bad the last few were, but at least this feels closer to the old magic. Still silly with its mutant dinos, but it’s fun. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aVMcwn #filmsky 📽️

As someone who’s read the novella (and pretty much everything King has ever written), The Life of Chuck really worked for me. Weird, tender, sometimes awkward, but full of humanity. Despite relying on monologues, Flanagan pulled it off. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aRjGHh #filmsky 📽️

Just saw Speak No Evil (2025). Pure anxiety fuel. Politeness paralysis turned into horror. McAvoy is terrifying without even raising his voice, and the whole film makes you ask if you’d rather die than make a scene. Spoiler: you probably would. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aN6Sbb #filmsky 📽️

Weapons is a slow-burn nightmare that keeps showing you the same events from different angles until the full horror clicks into place. By the end I was gutted, unsettled, and kind of in awe. One of the best horror films in years. Go fucking see it. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aIaWaz #filmsky

The Naked Gun reboot is fucking hilarious. I haven’t laughed like that in ages. Joke every 30 seconds and 99% of them land. Liam Neeson plays it so straight it loops back around to genius. Watch it. Stupid cinema is alive and well. A little miracle. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aEGRHB #filmsky

War of the Worlds (2025) is one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. Genuinely feels like it was made by AI. Ice Cube spends 90 mins on Zoom while the world ends in a browser tab. Lifeless, boring, pointless. This one crushed my soul to watch. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aDwqIj #filmsky 📽️

The Thicket is cold, brutal, and pretty damn compelling. Dinklage is great, Juliette Lewis is terrifying, and it’s got that grimy frontier vibe that makes you wanna grow a beard and distrust everyone. This is a western done well. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aCR1Sr #filmsky 📽️

The new How to Train Your Dragon is a totally decent remake of a film that didn’t need one at all. Gorgeous flying scenes, solid casting, but absolutely reeks of theme park synergy. Does anyone really think we needed this shit so soon? Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aAN3Gh #filmsky 📽️

Fantastic Four is actually good. It’s stylish, weirdly emotional, and finally gives a shit about the characters. Pascal’s Reed is brilliant, Garner’s Silver Surfer rules, and the baby… looks like the one from twilight. I’m into it. Try it out. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/auuQZZ #filmsky 📽️

Kpop Demon Hunters is like if Sailor Moon did ayahuasca at a BTS concert and then fought demons with perfect choreography. The songs slap, the animation bangs, and I had a stupid grin the whole time. Give me a sequel. And a tour. And a lightstick. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/aq7a4b #filmsky 📽️

Superman (2025) is the reset this genre desperately needed. Corenswet is great, but Nicholas Hoult’s Lex Luthor is the real standout, giving us a scene steeling first class hater of a villain. This movie is hopeful, bold, and actually emotional. It rocks. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/ajkFm9

My wife made me watch the new Bridget Jones and I wasn’t ready. I’ve only seen the first one years ago and didn’t expect much, but this broke me. It’s funny, honest, and hits hard if you’ve ever lost someone. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/agZKpH #filmsky 📽️

They Cloned Tyrone is even better on a rewatch. Slick, hilarious, paranoid, sharp as hell. One of the coolest films in years and somehow still underrated. I genuinely wish everyone would sit down and watch it. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/afwnST #filmsky 📽️

Thunderbolts isn’t perfect but it’s way more emotionally honest than I expected. Less about saving the world, more about surviving yourself. I’m fully superhero fatigued though and this film still has the ‘marvelisms’ I’m extremely tired of. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/adCXRh #filmsky 📽️

Brad Pitt racing F1 in his 60s should be completely unhinged… and it kinda is. But F1 is so slick, fun, and beautifully shot that you just roll with it. Total fantasy, barely obeys the rules of racing, but I had a blast. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/abDngj #filmsky 📽️

28 Years Later is surreal, brutal, and weird as hell - in the best way. Alfie Williams gives a breakout performance, and Boyle goes full dream-horror mode. It’s bold, messy, emotional, Lynchian, terrifying, and I absolutely loved it. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/a6dITp #filmsky 📽️

28 Days Later still goes hard as hell. Gritty, brutal, and somehow more terrifying now than it was in 2002. Cillian Murphy waking up in empty London is still one of the best openings ever. Perhaps the most ‘real’ zombie movie ever. Bring on years later. Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/a50Wsn

Minority Report might be over 20 years old but it still goes so hard. Cruise is running, Spielberg is paranoid, and the future looks terrifyingly accurate. His direction here is some of his best work and that’s really fucking saying something. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/a3Apc1

Echo Valley is messy, moody, and occasionally ridiculous, but Moore and Sweeney are so good you sort of don’t care. It’s a crime thriller wearing prestige drama clothes and somehow it works. Will definitely resonate with the over 30s. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/a2eyfl

Went back and watched Rogue one after finishing Andor. I can’t really think of another time where something has been elevated this much by adding prequel content. The context of Andor’s story has made this the thrilling final act to a great story. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9Z356b

Went back to see Sinners in cinemas last night - even though it’s streaming now- because some films just deserve your money twice. Somehow hit even harder on second watch. Still 5 stars. Still a masterpiece. This movie fucking rocks. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9UxkGX #filmsky 📽️

The Battle of the Five Armies came on TV and I accidentally rewatched the whole bloated, over-CGI’d mess. Still kind of a disaster, but Martin Freeman is brilliant, and there’s just enough heart to stop it from being a total write-off. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9T6akJ #filmsky 📽️

When this happens in Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, know that the next 40 mins are going to be some of the best tense action you’ve ever seen on screen. Genuinely mind boggling stuff. #missionimpossible #filmsky

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning might be a bit bloated and tangled, but when it works, it really works. Two action scenes are genuinely mind blowing, and make the film so worth the time. Cruise still has it and this film is a joy to watch. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9NaYlB

Just watched A Complete Unknown and yeah. Chalamet nails Dylan: lovable, smug, kind of a genius and definitely a dick. Not sure it’s Oscar-worthy, but the music scenes are electric and the ‘60s vibe is spot on. I’m a sucker for this stuff. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9MhV4H

Presence is less “ghost story” and more “emotional breakdown viewed from behind a mirror.” No jump scares, just vibes, guilt, and unbearable silence. Soderbergh made me feel like a haunted therapist. Loved it. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9IJXlF #filmsky 📽️

The Lion King: Mufasa is the best “live-action” Disney remake, which is wild considering it’s 100% animated and no one blinks. Beautiful, unnecessary, occasionally emotional, but mostly just a very fancy PowerPoint about a lion’s tragic backstory. See my Letterboxed review below: boxd.it/9GUUQT

Companion is what happens when Ex Machina takes a shot of espresso and decides to have a silly fun night out. Sophie Thatcher is brilliant, the twists are juicy, and it lowkey made me scared of future robot girlfriends. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9EL07n #filmsky 📽️

Just saw Revenge of the Sith in cinemas for the first time since 2005 and it still goes hard. Anakin’s fall makes total sense, the action holds up, and that Mustafar scene? Pure gold. Prequel nostalgia or not, I’ll always love this film. #StarWars #ROTS20 Made my Letterboxd below: boxd.it/9z9VhX

Rewatched The Passion of the Christ for Easter and… yeah, it’s not for me. Feels less like a film about faith and more like Mel Gibson working through something dark and angry. More torture than transcendence, this is uncomfortable in the wrong ways. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9u96Yr

Warfare is brutal, relentless, and refuses to glorify anything. It’s more like an anxiety attack than a film, and I mean that as a compliment. I’m still not sure what to think, but I know this bloodshed wasn’t necessary at all. In fact fuck it all. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9sykwD

Sinners is a Southern Gothic vampire film that also manages to be about black joy, trauma, cultural theft, and the power of music. It is phenomenal. Coogler didn’t just cook - he slow-roasted this thing in holy water and hot sauce. 5 fucking stars. See my Letterboxd review below: boxd.it/9rPaZb