Rahul Menon

An incredibly immersive experience when seen in IMAX. I felt as though I was in the cockpit with the pilots. The story itself is a perfect continuation of the first with sharp dialogue and emotional beats that land. Hands down one of the top movies of this year!

A love letter to Paris and it's Golden Age It's been a while since I've seen something unpretentiously intelligent, thought provoking, romantic, and oddly insightful (even into my own life). When watched with a writer's or artist's eye, it serves to evoke a sense of giddy excitement for the unseen potential yet to be expressed. The thrill of encountering imaginative and literary heroes in the flesh is a delight for sure. As a whole, Midnight in Paris reminds us that there is a promise of truthful new beginnings when we accept the present moment as it is, out of time or not. As a side note, I've never been to Paris and had never really given it serious thought. Woody Allen however, has sparked a fiery curiosity in me to explore the dream-like romance of Parisian life and for that I must express my humble thanks.

I've watched this many times and without fail it serves to uplift my soul to divine piety. Saint Francis was a rare soul indeed.

A wholesome film that will fill your belly with laughter and your heart with devotion.

Such a charming and delightful film.

This film has such heart and soul.. I recommend you see this as soon as possible.

The Mysterious Benedict Society is based on a book series which I have yet to read. The show itself is beautifully designed. Reminiscent of a Wes Anderson film, which I adore. Everyone is well cast especially Tony Hale, Ryan Hurst, and Marta Kessler who stands out. Aside from the poor pronunciation of Tamil I love everything about this series.

This is beautifully written, shot, and acted. Margaret Qualley and Andi McDowell are especially good. Their performances had me glued to the screen. Watch this, you won't regret it.

A film too precious for words. Brought me to tears more than once. A perfect admixture of spiritual awareness, intellectual understanding, and selfless love with smatterings of gross out humor. A24 has outdone themselves yet again.

Wow, this is ten times better than the previous iteration. Each character's backstory is fully explored allowing the viewer to sympathize with their plight. Visually stunning, well paced, and altogether an enjoyable film. Maybe WB should let Zack Snyder be in charge of DCEU. He knows what he's doing.