Ben Sal

Deeply emotional, heartfelt and astonishingly beautiful artwork and landscapes. One of the year's best films. The book was brilliant and it so deserves this movie adaptation. SPOILERS ahead. My one complaint is the ending. It's not that well explained how Ros retains her memories and why she returns to the company. In the book she was badly damaged and decided to return to be repaired. That would have made more sense and set up the sequel where the Wild Robot now has to figure out a complex escape and return to the island.

A historical movie that is historically inaccurate. Vilifying Cory Aquino based on hearsay is truly shameful. Poor quality as well. Don't watch it.

I didn't expect to like this movie but I did. The usual awkward comedy from Farrell. But the town was beautiful and the song at the end was unexpected and also beautiful. Fun to see the Eurovision stars. And Dan Stevens is hilarious. It was both a parody and homage to Eurovision. The highlight is the heartfelt hometown song which would make an excellent Eurovision anthem.

It's about finding peace in one's life. At first, I found the flashbacks a little disturbing. But as I continued to watch, I found the journey to be more and more enlightening and peaceful. The movie takes one along that important journey of healing and self-acceptance. Really good.

The miniseries as a pilot is brilliant. Dark, riveting and a sense of constant dread. Episode 1 "33" is a equally menacing as they are pursued by the Cylons for days. Well written, well developed characters and a constant sense of paranoia and desperation. Dr Baltar is the best character or all. Keeps you constantly guessing his motivations and wondering if he is completely mad. Really well done.

A funny movie about the challenges faced by a teenage Italian-Australian in Sydney. If you're from Sydney, it's fun to see the schools, suburbs and the stereotypes of the Italian-Australian community. Enjoyed this film.

This show is underrated and deserved to be given more time. When it was good, the sci-fi stories were fantastic. Star Trek the Original Series was at its best when they were solving a mystery. I loved the well developed and iconic characters and there were some gems of episodes. And this show was DARING! A Russian character, an Japanese helmsman and an African-American officer in the 1960's Cold war and civil rights era? Wow. Was really sad when it got canceled.

Oscar worthy and riveting depiction of the crazy trail of the Chicago 7. It's hard to believe that the actual trial was even more outrageous than the one we see on screen. Powerful and commanding performances from all the cast and the managing and incredibly biased judge.

Beautiful retelling of Cinderella without the fairies or magic wands. I actually like this version better. Heartfelt and emotional. Barrymore shines in this movie. The romance and chemistry between them is patiently built up. A little "Disney-ish" and cheesy at times (as expected from a Disney movie) and some plot holes but overall still heartwarming and romantic.

Surprisingly moving and touching movie. At first, it feels like a shallow romcom in the mold of an Adam Sandler movie but there are some truly moving moments at the end. A beautiful message as well about looking past appearances.