Number 388 on the top 1000 films of all time is Brad Bird’s 1997 animated adventure: the Iron Giant. Set in 1950’s America, 9-year-old Hogarth (Eli Marienthal) befriends an… Read more “The Iron Giant review”

Number 411 on the top 1000 films of all time is John Carpenter’s slasher-horror classic ‘Halloween.’ In 1963 Illinois, six-year old Michael Myers stabs his older sister to death.… Read more “Halloween review”

 Number 349 on the top 1000 films of all time is the Irish musical romantic comedy Once. A busker in Dublin only known as Guy (Glen Hansard) meets a… Read more “Once review”

Number 346 on the top 1000 films of all time is the romantic drama: The Notebook. Duke (James Garner) is a resident at a care home. He is friends… Read more “The Notebook review”

Number 324 on the top 1000 films of all time is Francis Lawrence’s science fiction, dystopia: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. After Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta (Josh Hutchinson)… Read more “The Hunger Games Catching Fire review”

Although the Hunger Games is not on the top 1000 films of all time list, its sequel Catching fire is, so it was only logical that I went… Read more “The Hunger Games”

Number 186 on the top 1000 films of all time is John Carpenter’s 1982 sci-fi horror ‘The Thing.’ Macready (Kurt Russell) is a helicopter pilot on an Antarctic research… Read more “The Thing review”

 Number 265 on the top 1000 films of all time is Katsuhiro Otomo’s cyberpunk anime ‘Akira.’ Set in a dystopic 2019, the landscape of Japan has changed immensely. Tokyo… Read more “Akira review”