Steve Blickens

A skillfully made movie, about a country and events seldom featured in western films. Excellent performances and cinematography.

A unique, unrelenting and exhausting look at a soul completely consumed by the illusion of "the next score is the one". I've never been an Adam Sandler fan but he gives a great performance here. It is literally exhausting to watch, and I felt like I needed to shower after it finished, but it is an amazing film.

Eerily prescient, well-paced, scripted and performed. The only flaw is a woefully under estimation of toxic social media and an overestimating of the public's intelligence in the face of a pandemic.

A very funny retelling of a biblical story told through the lens of the Coen's Minnesota and Jewish background. Wonderful dialogue, casting, performances and script. Only the Coen's could have pulled it off, and I loved it.

Brilliant inversion of "Game of Thrones" and "Vikings" style creations. I'm my opinion vastly superior to the more serious iterations of the genre. The writing, casting and performances are wonderful. I laughed out loud perhaps more than any production in memory. Brilliant work.