Movies I Loved

Bong Joon-ho's masterpiece. A perfect blend of thriller, comedy, and social commentary that keeps you guessing until the end.

The gold standard of cinema. Coppola's direction, Brando's performance, and the storytelling are all perfect.

Hope is a good thing. Freeman and Robbins create magic in this story of friendship, hope, and redemption.

Pure conversation cinema. Two people walking and talking for 90 minutes, yet utterly captivating. The chemistry between Hawke and Delpy is magical.

Nine years later, the same characters, the same magic. More mature, more bittersweet, but just as compelling. Real-time storytelling at its finest.

Russell Crowe's portrayal of John Nash is haunting. A powerful exploration of genius, madness, and the thin line between them.

Carpe diem. Robin Williams' performance is unforgettable, and the message about seizing life resonates deeply.

A mind-bending critique of consumer culture and masculinity. Fincher's direction is masterful, and the twist still shocks.

Matt Damon and Robin Williams shine in this story of genius, trauma, and finding your path. The therapy scenes are particularly powerful.

Makes complex financial concepts accessible and entertaining. A darkly comedic look at the 2008 financial crisis.

Revolutionary action and philosophy. The Wachowskis created a world that still influences sci-fi today.

A masterclass in dialogue and pacing. Shows how the best stories are often about people, not events.

Mind-bending concept executed perfectly. The practical effects still hold up.

Redefined what superhero movies could be. Ledger's Joker is still unmatched.

Intense and relentless. Shows the price of greatness better than any film I've seen.

The trilogy's most challenging entry. Love isn't just romance—it's work, compromise, and choosing each other every day. Raw and honest.

Beautiful portrayal of mathematical genius and the human cost of brilliance. Dev Patel delivers a moving performance.

Spielberg at his most playful. DiCaprio and Hanks have incredible chemistry in this cat-and-mouse game.

Life is like a box of chocolates. Hanks' performance is iconic, and the historical backdrop adds emotional weight.

A perfect comedy with surprising depth. Murray's transformation from cynic to enlightened soul is beautifully executed.

Scorsese's psychological thriller is a masterclass in atmosphere and misdirection. DiCaprio's performance is haunting.

Sorkin's dialogue crackles with energy. Fassbender captures Jobs' intensity and the film's structure is brilliant.

Keaton delivers a nuanced performance as Ray Kroc. A fascinating look at ambition, business, and the American dream.

Cumberbatch's portrayal of Turing is compelling. A tragic story of genius, war, and the cost of being different.

Will Smith's best dramatic performance. A moving story about perseverance and the power of never giving up.

Scorsese's wild ride through excess and corruption. DiCaprio's performance is electric, and the energy is infectious.

A gripping look at the 2008 financial crisis from the inside. The ensemble cast brings the high-stakes drama to life.

Ambitious and flawed, but the emotional core and visual spectacle make it unforgettable.

Beautiful meditation on love and connection in the digital age.

Sci-fi that focuses on communication and understanding rather than conflict.

A love letter to pop culture and gaming. Spielberg's visual mastery makes the virtual world feel real and exciting.