A film that may truly make you believe in blackmagic.

A witty metaphor of Ireland hidden at the bottom of the glass.

You'd have to be in a particular mood to appreciate this one.

A deeply personal autobiography, making you wonder if this is any of your business.

A psychological spinoff of the Batman franchise...without the psychology.

A unique horror/slasher that focuses on story as opposed to the scares.

A love letter to westerns, save none for the audience.

Maybe the best looking adaption of Hamlet.

One of the only movies to span decades just to film an epic coming of age tale.

Nothing more, nothing less than you should expect.

A masterclass in camera movement, if only it could move audiences.

A romance transcending destiny, built upon unstable foundation.

One of the more realistic romances with genuine performances.

Roger Deakins and Sam Mendes make a gorgeous piece that falls a bit short.

When the underdog is actually overhyped.

A neo noir gothic take on a classic formula.

Wes Anderson is searching for something but expects you to find the answer.

A boring film, but a showcase of Oscar Isaacs ability.

Bombastic visuals and storytelling make for an indecisive biography.

It's hard to say why this love letter was made.