Ian Newman

In what is a subversion of revenge action flicks like John Wick, Nicolas Cage gives arguably his best performance to date and Michael Sarnoski delivers one hell of a directorial debut. When we watch movies with a setup similar to Pig's, our minds expect it to go in one direction, but what Pig opts to do is subvert those very expectations at every turn. Instead of going in the direction of murder and bloodshed, Sarnoski creates what is a rather vulnerable film. Along with that, Cage is the most vulnerable and restrained he's ever been, a far cry from his usual over-the-top persona in most of his filmography (which I love.) In terms of issues, in the beginning the lighting is a bit too dark and there's one scene I couldn't quite put my finger on, but that's about it. I would give this a 4.5 but Google won't let me. Pig is genuinely awesome.

Incredible, and undeniably moving film that will please even the most cynical of critics. 10/10

A funny, emotional, and glorious end to the infinity saga. 9.3/10

A great family film with great action, characters, and story. 9.4/10

A great fantasy that gives us one of the most unique films of all time. 9.5/10

A creepy, thrilling, terrifying horror film that I consider to be the greatest of all time. 9.2/10

A great, funny, nice sci - fi adventure I had no idea I needed until now. 9.2/10

A great conclusion to a interesting, and horrific story, IT Chapter 2 delivers with a great cast and compelling story. 8.9/10

A funny, horrifying, suspenseful addition to horror and is a definite instant classic. 9/10

One of the greatest films of all time, great action and cast, funny, and yet another instant classic from Steven Spielberg. 9.4/10