Samurai epic meets spaghetti western.

Cinematography as sharp as samurai steel.

When heart matters more than historical accuracy.

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

Once in a blue moon, an enchanting experience is born.

Did I stutter?

Silence has never been so pitiful.

How a legendary fable should be depicted.

For men that want to follow their dreams.

I’d rather just watch his live performances.

Do you have to be unstable to be a great artist?

Powdered wigs enhance the Mozart effect.

Bringing Japan to western audiences.

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

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

Can a painting be famous enough for an entire movie?

When a supporting lead steals the show.

The iconic gothic nightmare.

One of the most heartbreaking animes.

How Alan Turing beat the Nazis.

The haunting silence of the Holocaust.

The Coen Brothers’ seriously unique sense of irony.

It’s not easy to innovate modern westerns.

Glorious gunslinging in this awesome Tarantino western.

Right on track to our hearts.

When Terrence Malick makes a film rather than a diary.

A vapid love letter to Hollywood filmmaking.

Can a prison movie have too much heart?

The only time you’ll want to go to prison.

The most poignant portrayal of the Holocaust.

The blade doesn’t cut deep for this Japanese epic.

The real war is the fragility of the mind.

An ambitious potential masterpiece falls short.

An epic character study underneath all the powered wigs.

The definitive western epic.

Legendary performance equals legendary drama.

A visually impressive war film shot in one take.

The best introduction into Guillermo del Toro's style.

The best racing film is one with a triumphant finish.

How far would you go to create the greatest magic trick?

A compelling cat and mouse, you'll root for the mouse.

Chasing the most infamous serial killer.

No illusions, the magic is real.

The French know how to do romance.

When drama feels like action.

A nice layup from Scorsese but no slam dunk.

A good giant monster film.

Obsession and the pursuit of greatness in the most seductive way.

Wrestling with financial dependancy.

As fun as powder wigs and debauchery gets.