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Goldeneye 007 is a movie which falls into the category of "The Perfect Blockbuster". It has the awesome action sequences, the twists and turns, and a charismatic lead. The action sequences are well made and pretty cool. The cast is amazing with Pierce Brosnan perfect for the role, Sean Bean being a great villain, and Judi Dench making an "appearance" though she did reprise her role in the sequels. Of course this movie has Russians as villains which for some reason, from the late 80s to the mid 90s, Russians were villains for like almost every single blockbuster from Rocky 4 to Air Force One which is really awkward and I daresay stupid but we're not here to talk about that. Although this movie has great scenes it also has some awkward scenes like I don't know what the car chase scene at the start of the movie is supposed to be. It's kinda funny to me and in that scene in the background there is this WEIRD and cringy music playing which made me laugh out loud. But the best part is the song Tina Turner made which is just brilliant like I liked it even better than the movie just such a great song. And it is important to remind that there has been one of the best video games that is based on this movie. It has some flaws but I nonetheless love this movie but like what came out of it better. I also think the turn in this movie worked even though it might be kinda overdone nowadays but it was good at the time. And the toilet scene is just iconic and great. A 9.5/10 in it's genre and a 9/10 overall.

Big Fish is one of the best Tim Burton movies ever. Now I have only seen this, Beetlejuice, Batman, Batman Returns, and Charlie and the Chocolate factory. This is my favorite of all the ones I've seen but I haven't seen most of his movies. But I think this film is a masterpiece.

The storytelling is what makes this movie great. Even though the cast is fantastic and the shots are stunning, it's the storytelling which makes this one brilliant.

You have all of these locations, creatures, and characters that are so creatively made. Edward Bloom is a really interesting character to explore and the stories he tells are always exciting. Then on the other hand you have this depressive son who is sick of his fathers stories. I feel like some people can really relate to this story and everyone can connect to it. And the ending is just one of the most satisfying endings ever. Such a beautiful movie.

Overall, this is a great showcase of what Tim Burton can do and I love it. A 10/10 in it's genre and a 10/10 overall for me.

The Ghost Writer gives you the thrills. I think it's quite an underrated film for what it is. The acting is great, the cinematography is beautiful, and the storytelling is spectacular.

Pierce Brosnan steals every scene he's in and Ewan McGregor is an interesting lead who looks like a normal British guy, but makes choices that a normal guy wouldn't make and risks his life just to figure out the mystery. Pierce Brosnan's wife is successful at being miserable and Tom Wilkinson is great at almost every movie he has starred in.

The storytelling here is brilliant makes you to sit at the edge of your seat and makes you wonder what is the next thing we will learn about the mystery. I was really shocked at what happened at the end and thought it was a perfect reveal.

Not saying what it is, the decisions Ewan McGregor's character makes are sometimes really stupid and you think like "WHY did he do this?", or, "did he really needed to do this?" Also, I didn't really enjoy what they did to him at the end and thought it was unnecessary but those are my only complaints and they aren't too important. Overall this film is really overlooked and is wonderful. A 10/10 in it's genre and a 9/10 overall.