Frankenstein7 Months Ago72 Overall— Screenplay72 Acting— Cinematography— Production— Concept72 Story— Dialogue— Characters— Musical Score— Uniqueness— EntertainingIt’s a work of art but you can’t call it the movie of the year because it is actually one big television episode. Go to Review—/10Average Score for this Review
Summertime7 Months Ago88 Overall— Screenplay88 Acting— Cinematography— Production— Concept88 Story— Dialogue— Characters— Musical Score— Uniqueness— EntertainingKatharine Hepburn at her most charming.Go to Review—/10Average Score for this Review
Before Sunrise7 Months Ago80 Overall— Screenplay80 Acting— Cinematography— Production— Concept80 Story— Dialogue— Characters— Musical Score— Uniqueness— EntertainingThe best one in the trilogy.Go to Review—/10Average Score for this Review
Ally McBeal7 Months Ago80 Overall— Screenplay80 Acting— Cinematography— Production— Concept— Story— Dialogue80 Characters— Musical Score— Uniqueness— EntertainingGood old times.Go to Review—/10Average Score for this Review
Twin Peaks7 Months Ago100 Overall100 Screenplay100 Acting100 Cinematography100 Production100 Concept100 Story100 Dialogue100 Characters100 Musical Score— Uniqueness— EntertainingThe greatest TV series in the history of mankind.Go to Review—/10Average Score for this Review
Peaky Blinders8 Months Ago84 Overall— Screenplay84 Acting— Cinematography— Production— Concept— Story— Dialogue84 Characters— Musical Score— Uniqueness— EntertainingThe show is amazing, but you can’t ignore the fact that it works not because of its layered, twist-filled storylines, but because of its aesthetics and Cillian Murphy’s presence.Go to Review—/10Average Score for this Review