Ranked by pure vibes, emotion, entertainment, and how hard each movie lived inside my head. This list isn’t based on critic scores or film school rules. This ranking is about how good these films made me feel, how much I enjoyed them, and h



This feels like a high energy biopic that translates fame into movement, rhythm, and emotion.


The scale is wide and imposing. The cast performs intensity, relying more on physical presence and expression than dialogue, making every interaction feel heavy and…

Feels like Heat with its heist and danger vibes but seen through the lens of Michael Bay.

Spoiler Alert! The opening sequence feels like it was painted by Bob Ross himself: serene, beautiful, almost peaceful.

I am really amazed by how smoothly the long, continuous, uninterrupted takes were staged.

I watched this after watching Resident Evil (2026), and I can see Zach Cregger’s DNA here.





From the first frame, The Whale hides Charlie in shadows parang sinasabi agad: this is a man drowning in shame.


Nellie (Margot Robbie) and Manny’s (Diego Calva) conversation early on is immediately relatable.

A wildly creative and emotionally grounded multiverse story that turns chaos into a metaphor for family, regret, and connection.


I love the cinematography during Bo Cruz’s first workout with the other players, where he sucked.








From the first scene pa lang, I instantly saw myself in Jennifer Lawrence’s character.













There are some cool scenic, cinematic wide shots that I think were shot in real locations.


Fun and competitive movie. The banter between them carries most of the energy.

Nice aerial cinematography. Hindi siya Top Gun level, pero good enough and clear yung intention nila.

Feels like Mission: Impossible Fallout, especially in the attempt to create friction between the lead and the villain, but this never reaches that same level of…
