Caleb Chetty

"Mission: Impossible - dead reckoning" was a standout entry in the franchise thanks to its thrilling action, Tom Cruise's dedication to performing his own stunts, a complex and engaging plot, a strong supporting cast, and high production quality under director Christopher McQuarrie. These elements combined to make it a well-received and memorable action film. This movie was outstanding. Sitting there in my seat in the cinema paying attention to all the intriguing details, it was just so well written.it was truly, truly an exceptional film within the franchise primarily due to its gripping narrative and character development. The movie's storyline was a complex web of espionage, intrigue, and double-crosses that kept audiences engaged throughout. It delved into the personal history of its protagonist, Ethan Hunt, adding depth to his character. The film's supporting cast delivered strong performances that enhanced the overall viewing experience. The direction by Christopher McQuarrie was masterful in creating suspenseful moments and maintaining a relentless pace. These factors, along with well-crafted action scenes, contributed to the film's critical and commercial success. I loved every moment of the film and i cannot wait for the next film.

Avatar: the way of water was a james cameron masterpiece. Sitting in the cinema going through a rollercoaster of emotions was an experience of a life time. Not only was Avatar technologically advanced, but the content of the film also covered a variety of relevant topics. From race relations and a call for revolution to the destruction of natural habitats for the sake of greed, Avatar brings forward the true nature of how humans have chosen to treat the land. Films today feel so generic you really cant tell the difference anymore whilst franchises are too busy copying successors and massively failing, the makers of avatar stood out. This film did not need to have cameos or reappearances instead they brought in new characters, characters that are likable, characters that are relatable. I genuinely enjoyed this film. It was the first truly immersive cgi led film of ther year. I could finally go to the cinemas wanting more. Avatar 2 was truly captivating and beautiful, every single minute detail stood out. I am super stoked for the avatar sequels and what is yet to come.