A 2h30 heavy metal joy ride.

A refreshingly original and suspenseful thriller.

This movie brings a darker, more gritty Batman that really hits those film noir vibes. It’s the kind of shadowy, brooding atmosphere that feels like the Batman we’ve been waiting for—raw, intense, and unapologetically grim. Is it better than Nolan’s take? Honestly, I’m not sure. For me, this version suits my taste more. It leans hard into the detective noir style, which fits Batman’s character perfectly.

Gotham has never looked so beautifully dark. On top of that, this Batman relies on low-tech gadgets, which makes everything feel more grounded.

This movie is hands down the best horror of the year. Well-crafted, and builds real tension. The atmosphere is eerie, and the story keeps you hooked. A solid, thoughtful horror that sticks with you.

This film marks a shift from the director’s typical tone, offering a more playful narrative. A glorious tale of a woman on a journey to discover the world and to uncover the depths of her own identity.

This movie is truly everything, playful, exhilarating, and a mind-expanding experience.

This film masterfully captures the essence of 1970s cinema, blending satanic paranoia, psychological tension, and gritty atmosphere. The story unfolds with eerie, slow-burning suspense, reminiscent of films like The Ninth Gate.