Ng Zi In

One word for this movie: excellent. This definitely is the satisfying conclusion to end Daniel Craig's tenure as the globetrotting spy we knew since 1962. This movie is totally unique when it comparing to other Bond movies. This time, there is more never-been-seen action sequences and new technology introduced. Although this may not be the most daring or most dangerous mission Bond has ever partook, unlike what he did in Skyfall, No Time To Die is certainly worth watching- if you pay a lot of attention to it.

Yes, I finally watched the one and only long-awaited sequel of the 1986 classic! First off, the cinematography was well-shot, especially during the flight sequences. And about it, they were perfectly sequenced. Also, I tip my hat to the performances, particularly Cruise who still has that same spirit in him for 36 years from the first film. Last, but not least, the sound effects, especially during the explosions, flights and take-offs, were loud but well-produced. Do watch this movie, it's way better than the original.

Thrilling and comedic at the same time, this is where five stars are rated by me. I really approve of this movie for the bored.

I came out of the cinemas with my friends after watching this film. I felt nothing but the urge to spread the word of its excellent aspects. All of my expectations were met and it was really worth my time. Firstly, the animation basically lives up to the expectations of those who watched Your Name and Weathering With You earlier, including me. The careful attention to detail throughout the film on certain unimportant objects just tells me that writer-director, Makoto Shinkai, really cares about his films a lot. Secondly, like most of Shinkai's films, Suzume is able to execute the usual jokes found in his film. A lot of people around me in the cinema hall laughed at the awkward situation and humourous lines delivered. Really. Lastly, Suzume has a bigger stake greater, which I still appreciate, than Shinkai's two aforementioned films. Nevertheless, it still delivered a compelling plot with remarkable characters moving it in perfect pace. However, I still prefer Your Name in terms of story. To conclude this review, I highly recommend to anyone, who doesn't have a film in mind to watch, and to the would-be anime fans to check out this film. Plus, don't make this film look underappreciated. It isn't. A lot of seats in front of me are unoccupied.

Tenet, though confusing to understand due to the complex plot, is an interesting movie for me when I watched it fully. Nolan himself presented this movie as a gift to the world though I am not a fan of him. I hope to see more movies like this in the years to come.

This movie has to be the best South Korean and overall movie I ever watched. This movie definitely lived up to its name as it refers to the poor Kim family infiltrating the wealthy park family's house and live a parasitic life. I am so glad that the Academy Award is able to give this movie a chance to win and is also not racist. So far, this is the only Bong Joon-Ho movie I ever watched and I hope more future films from him could be as enticing as Parasite once they are released. 5 stars for this movie because it deserves them. The way social conflict is portrayed in this film is sort of creative and there were huge twists concealed from us. In conclusion, it is a 100% recommendation to watch this film-unless if you are 18 and above.