David Likando Sich

i wasn't born when the first mission impossible came out but I had seen most of them passively so when i heard the last one was coming out i made sure i watched all 7 in one week with full focus to every detail because i couldn't wait to see final reckoning, an end to one the greatest movie franchises. 'final reckoning' is everything i wanted to be and more, it was certainly the most emotional mission impossible to date .And Tom cruise always delivers with his sequences, he makes sure to remind you that the mission truly is impossible and that no one else can do what he does ,very edge of you're seat action. Very iconic and of course there's what we all paid to see which is Tom Run and it was all the more satisfying.10/10

This will forever be one of my favorite movies, what I like about 'yes man ' is the main premise of the plot . 'yes man' is an attempt to make people aware of how opportunity comes in all shapes and sizes ,and how we sometimes turn a cheek to those opportunities and the only way to combat this is by saying 'yes' to everything. Of course this exaggerated and you can't practically say yes to everything and towards the end of the movie our lead realises this and finally understands how yes should be applied ,only as means to open the doors of life ,a phenomenal plot Jim Carrey adding cream to the cake delivering the necessary comedy, a splash of romance with everyones favorite girl next door Zooey Deschanel . Making 'Yes Man' the perfect piece it is. I just re watched it for the first time since I was a kid and I've seen how much of a masterpiece it truly is.

A fine piece of film ,martin mcdonagh always knows how to deliver

This movie speaks to me the way no other ever will

I love the unpredictableness of the plot ,keeping you hyper focused for each and every second of the movie ,I recently heard denzel washington turned down this movie and I first I could see it, but after proper inspection, I believe Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt, delivered an absolute masterpiece of a performance, with Kevin spacey adding cream to the cake, making seven an all time classic

Simplistic but still captivating, it's movies like nomadland that show that you don't need an explosion every 5minutes to hold an audience. The cinematography is nothing short of phenomenal, my eyes were open wide for each frame, I just had to look up who was responsible for this cinematography and 'Joshua James Richards is a name that's going on my list.

I just sat completely still for 2hours and 26 minutes, Martin Scorsese manages to give a level of immersion that you can't find anywhere else, watching good fellas felt like what I imagine doing cocaine is like, the thought that I won't be able to find this captivating level of film , petrifies me. Although I just found out of his passing 'ray liota' will be best actor in my book .RIP

One of the most complete and well rounded screenplays I've ever seen ,simple but still impactful, soft but heavy this movie came out the year I was born and I couldn't have watched it at a better time, this movie is somewhat a similar reflection of my past relationship and its very interesting to see how the same problems are faced even on the other side of the world, it's made me pay attention to the writer Charlie Kaufman, and after seeing this movie I'm definitely going to see more of his work 10/10