Elie Harb

Was rooting for both the dad and his annoying son to die in this

Deeper and more impactful than I thought it would be, every actor's performance was an absolute joy to watch.

A terribly long, anxiety inducing bore of a movie where Ari Aster fleshes out his trauma and tortures his main character for 3 hours.

2 stars for performance as of now, will update once performance is better on PC. Third crash since launch, lots of lag and FPS drops and choppiness when there's lots of AI on screen (leading to a crash sometimes) or even in areas where there's no enemies....

A masterpiece. Perfectly nails the detective comics vibes. The action sequences are paced out and aren't overwhelming. A sometimes clumsy, uncertain year 2 Batman is cool to see! And finally, I could watch Pattinson and Kravitz together for much longer.

Absolutely charming, addictive and exciting. Lots of heart and funny japanese humor. What a great way to pass the time in quarantine!

The cast drew me in, but after watching it I was surprised at how superficial it ended up being. The characters are one-dimensional, some are just pointless plot-wise. And the plot itself is so tired: dead artist's spirit kills off everyone disobeying his dying wish... His paintings have his blood in them? And he had a very troubled life.. so why does he want all his work destroyed again? Overall it made me question what to take away from the movie. Art dealers and critics should be punished for selling art?