War isn’t about who’s right, rather who’s left.

…and Ridley Scott still misses.

Did I stutter?

Silence has never been so pitiful.

One of the few military war films that could make you cry.

Nonstop explosive action.

You could be convinced Willem Dafoe is a descendent of Van Gogh.

How Alan Turing beat the Nazis.

The haunting silence of the Holocaust.

The bureaucratic hunt for Osama Bin Laden.

A masterclass in cinematography.

Love is a tough pill to swallow.

A vapid love letter to Hollywood filmmaking.

The most poignant portrayal of the Holocaust.

When Chess is global war.

Can war be poetic?

Might as well read a novel instead.

A medieval biographical drama that never feels stale.

A visually impressive war film shot in one take.

A perfect showcase of moral ambiguity and bias.

One of the most re-watchable war films.

When drama feels like action.

A nice layup from Scorsese but no slam dunk.

Wrestling with financial dependancy.

As fun as powder wigs and debauchery gets.

A slow crossing of the finish line.