Annabel Scott

How do I review this film without ruining it? Hugh Grant: phenominal acting Story: So well researched it challenged my beliefs Rest of the story: elevated by Hugh Grants performance but non the less, very good. I loved this film. If you like horrors and psychological thrillers, this is both genres in one art form. It really is a peice of art - a statment piece, if you will - much like Joker. Heavy themes, over-bearing characters, strong views and intense moments. This is a very clever film. A certified must watch.

In general, this movie is of a high standard. It was well-shot, consistently well-acted, and for the most part, engaging. If you have seen Prometheus and Covenant, you will know that the bar for Romulus is almost invisible, somewhere up in the stratosphere. I, for one, expected nothing less and a continuation of the story set out in the first new installments. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. There were some very odd storyline choices, some things that didn't make sense, and while I try to avoid spoilers, I’d say that you’d expect a sci-fi film to at least display correct basic science. I'd say this film was more of a summary, an AI suggestion maybe. By no means invalid or unworthy, but unnecessary. So do watch it if you want, but I wouldn't rush, or go in with expectations as I'm sure this was my downfall but not fault.

Ahhh, The Holiday. One of the few rewatchable films out there. It literally never fails to entertain me or bring a tear to my eye. It covers multiple themes so anyone can relate to it, and I truly believe, despite maybe the somewhat cheesey film style, that anyone and everyone can and should watch this masterpiece. Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz are wonders of the modern actress field and should still feel proud for their work on this film. Jude Law and Jack Black are marvelous; Eli Wallach playing his well written character equally perfectly. It truly is masteful.