Bob Dylan and mainstream are like electric and folk.

Did I stutter?

I’d rather just watch his live performances.

Our favorite asshole tech CEO.

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

Look at me, I’m the captain now.

Finding your biological roots.

The Mozart effect applies to movies too.

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?

Sushi that still leaves you hungry.

Genius or pervert?

How Alan Turing beat the Nazis.

The haunting silence of the Holocaust.

A masterclass in cinematography.

Love and connection are the most potent drugs.

An overly long film befitting of its title.

Right on track to our hearts.

Everything Stephen Hawking, except the theory.

The most poignant portrayal of the Holocaust.

Perhaps the vastest epic of all time.

When Chess is global war.

As far back as I can remember I always wanted to be a gangster.

Claustrophobic immersion.

A medieval biographical drama that never feels stale.

When ego is put before the story.

How Aaron Sorkin presents tight dialogue.

The best racing film is one with a triumphant finish.

A compelling story even for those that don't care about baseball.

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

Excellently presented, a fun and superior portrayal of the 2008 financial crisis.

When drama feels like action.

Liftoff but not the smoothest of landings.

Wrestling with financial dependancy.

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

Human trafficking never delivers full justice.

Nothing more, nothing less than you should expect.

Bombastic visuals and storytelling make for an indecisive biography.

A slow crossing of the finish line.