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First of all I don't remember how I came across this film, but I'll go on the assumption that it was because Hayden was just cast in Star Wars and I had a huge crush upon him. So I must have watched it because of that reason.

My thoughts: this is a hidden gem of a movie. It's sad, funny, heartwarming and one of my go to weepy movies of all time. It is an incredible film and such great performances from every actor/actress in this. Obviously my award would be going to Kevin Kline - absolutely amazing and played so genuinely that he's such a beloved character you warm to him immediately.

But I love this film I always recommend this to anyone to watch, I get that not everyone will like it but personally I think it's one to definitely be on your movie bucket list.

This episode was amazing and Paul was phenomenal. I'm not writing too much as I am just here to say his acting was so natural. It was like it really happened in real life and it was so fluid. I've always thought he was a great actor in what films I've seen him in and this was definitely up there as one of my favourite performances. Bravo.

I just watched Plaything and I am still wanting to know how that should have ended? That left me wanting more. So far my favourite episode's of this season was Bete Noire and Hotel Reverie. But overall the episodes that stick out the most for me is San Junipero, Striking Vipers and I Am Joan.

Well I've just sat and watched Nosferatu, ultimately it's a great cinematic masterpiece but I felt like it was missing something. I would have liked more Orlok in this as he's one of the main character if not the most important one. Having said that the cast were amazing and to be honest I've not seen Lily Rose in anything but she definitely takes after her father. But as always my praise will always go towards Bill Skarsgard. He is an absolute brilliant actor to watch especially as an actor in this generation.

Anyway the film itself was my cup of tea anyway as I love period films and with the gothic style added it's totally up my alley. It's my first time with a Nosferatu movie as up till this point one of my favourite Vampire movies ever is Bram Stoker's Dracula. Not my top but still up there. I can see the similarities between the two.