Ranked purely by emotion, energy, spectacle, and how much each film stayed with me. This list reflects everything I value in cinema: • big ambitious experiences (Tenet) • authentic emotional stories (BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky) • clean, re


Beautiful representation of what is happening inside a person’s mind with dementia.

Pieces of a Woman feels less like a film, and more like an open wound you’re forced to touch.









This is what I fear: our lost loved ones can see how ugly we became, emotionally distant from one another while we grieve their passing.




I think this film contextualizes generational trauma and how it can create toxic mothers.



I experience this as a revenge film driven more by psychology and social commentary rather than physical violence.








If I were to compare this with Hustle (2022), I’d still prefer the one with Adam Sandler.