Renoy George

One of my favourite movies of all time! Tenet is imaginative and original storytelling at its best. There's been a million time-travel movies in the past. And Tenet too is a time-travel movie (for the lack of a better word). However, Nolan puts a unique spin on it by grounding it as much as he can, whilst maintaining its cinematic tone. Although it may be hard to follow at times, the movie is intentionally designed that way to challenge you and thereby provide you with an immersive movie-watching experience. In other words, Nolan WANTS you to watch it at least TWICE! So at the end of your 1'st watch, if you don't want to watch it again, then this movie is not for you. But if you do, then Tenet becomes so much more than a time-travel movie.

Nothing too fancy, minuscule in scale, 'El Camino' is a very personal love letter/epilogue/encore piece to one of the best-written TV Dramas produced - Breaking Bad, by focusing on its other leading character, "Jessie Pinkman", and closing out his story arc. It's been 6 years since the final episode aired. However, the movie picks up literally minutes after the events of the final episode. It is a Jessie Pinkman story all the way, with the exact vibe and beat of a Breaking Bad episode, in spite of the 6-year hiatus. With moderate production values, a small budget, and a raw and edgy performance from the charismatic and ever-dependable Aaron Paul, this was the perfect goodbye to the beloved TV series, and the Breaking Bad Movie you didn't know you wanted!

It is the most nuanced and personal performance by an actor in a comic book movie, so far. Joaquin Phoenix is just fantastic in this daringly original take on the 'Joker (Batman's arch-nemesis). From beginning to end, the tone is nihilistic and depressing, which requires a certain mind-set before watching the movie. However, when we do watch it we can't help but feel every emotion 'Arthur Fleck' goes through; the pain of watching society and circumstances break a man down to hoping at first and then acting on the thought that; 'His death makes more CENTS, that his life ever did.' At the risk of seemingly sympathizing with the 'VILLAIN' and justifying his actions, 'Joker' is an expression of art at its finest and must-see cinema experience!