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Wong Kar-wai’s segment was alright. Steven Soderbergh’s was quite funny and entertaining, with RDJ being pretty interesting. The final segment, Michelangelo Antonioni’s, was pretty pornography and absurd, with some of the worst songs put to a soundtrack ever.

Absolute drivel, but at least it was somewhat entertaining. Painfully slow most of the time. I haven’t seen Tarkosvky’s version yet, so can’t compare. Wasn’t surprised to see James Cameron as a producer, as it weirdly felt like something he’d do.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

The film within a film (within a film?) is extremely confusing, I gave up trying to follow about halfway through. Some guy doing a Hitler play taking his role too seriously, Brad Pitt for some reason. A documentary crew that is also part of another film? Terence Stamp on the plane must have been a reference to The Limey, so they’re both in the same universe? I wouldn’t even bother attempting to think about Full Frontal.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

Benicio del Toro sells the whole film. Amazing performance. I enjoyed all character’s storylines coming together, and it was still engaging, but I certainly felt the runtime. I did think about Requiem for a Dream a lot, with Michael Douglas’ daughter story, but it doesn’t come close in of poignancy. Don Cheadle and Luis Guzmán’s partnership was pretty fun.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

Julia Roberts fucking killed it, she was awesome. The chemistry formed between herself and Albert Finney was amazing, and their camaraderie by the end was really touching. Very engaging story, crazy how corporations can brush things under the rug and cause deadly side effects.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

A heartwarming whirlwind of a film. Chris’ cousin sounds exactly like Bella Ramsey, and I couldn’t get that out of my head. Great performances, fun script, just didn’t get pulled in to the story.

Absolutely abysmal. I wish to never watch this amateur film again. The gall of the casting director and everyone else involved to cast someone that doesn’t resemble Snow White in any way, and the atrocities committed putting random people on screen as the seven dwarfs only to backtrack and turn them into CGI. If your main cast is outspoken against the original film’s message, why even bother making it? It’s going to be lambasted by anyone who has seen it. Rachel Zegler was okay I guess, after all the ridiculous faces she was pulling, and Gal Gadot can’t really sing either. This film should never have seen the light of day.

A sweet film acting as an advert for a restaurant. Vince Vaughn does a great job, and the friendship between the Italian grandmothers was fun to watch. But it never got off the ground, left me wanting more from the story.

I couldn’t get invested in the story, although I enjoyed the performances, especially Terence Stamp’s. The editing style is very hit and miss, with the overlaying of future and past audio on top of unrelated video, as a character’s thought process or thematically.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

Absolutely absurd surrealist comedy. I tried to enjoy it, it was just a bit much for me. I’m glad that Steven Soderbergh didn’t feel like a M. Night Shyamalan in his own film, probably because he only inserted himself he didn’t think he could get someone to take the role for free for nine months. It’s crazy we still have directors that do what they want on the smallest budgets. $250,000 was all he needed. Reminded me of Robert Rodriguez.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

Deputy Andy, hell yeah. Even feels like a Twin Peaks film. A mildly interesting thriller that never got off the ground. William Fichtner is always awesome. Nice little cameo from Richard Linklater.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

This is what Cinderella should have been about, the insane lengths the ugly stepsister took to get what she wanted, only to fall short. Lovely effects, full of tense and uneasy scenes. Todd and tapeworms be crazy. Wonderful performances.

Steven Soderbergh is a really talented screenwriter, I enjoy his dialogue. Aaron’s childhood was a tough one, and watching him create fantasies about his parents was interesting. Jesse Bradford gave a wonderful performance. It was fun to see Adrien Brody relatively young. The pacing was my main issue.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

Plenty of areas for improvement. The action was far too zoomed in, could hardly make anything out, and the camera movements were a bit erratic. Nothing really came of the ‘is her son real?’ story thread, even though it would have been a stupid twist. Decent performances as well.

I really enjoyed the German expressionist lighting and cinematography Soderbergh incorporated, even having F. W. Murnau and Orlok as cheeky Easter eggs. The story was hard to get behind, tough to follow. But the Naked Lunch elements were fun.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

James Spader gravitates to sexual films, as he went on to do Crash a while later. Interesting little film, well written characters and a fun look at relationships.

Steven Soderbergh ranked

Apart from Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski, every other character made me incredibly uncomfortable. Selfish parents, delusional parents and oblivious parents. People they are striving not to be, which makes this an enjoyable road trip film.

Sam Mendes ranked

Can’t help but mention how great Roger Deakins is whenever he is involved. An all time great. Very strong performances by everyone, with a Titanic reunion for our three big stars. Wildly intense story, I wasn’t expecting that all.

Sam Mendes ranked

The locked off camera helped to accentuate the claustrophobic nature of the house. It also gave the viewer a great special awareness of the surroundings, as a shaky camera would have been all over the place. Short and sweet and straight to the point, the 90 minute runtime doesn’t allow the film to ever step on the brakes. Given the film is based on first hand s on set, realism is taken to a new level. Great performances by everyone.

Alex Garland ranked

Such a beautiful picture, kept on bringing me to tears. Wonderful performances by everyone. A very simple story, but it’s filled with so much heart.

This franchise really was a hit then a series of blunders  Glad to see Sucre on screen. I was disinterested in most of what happened, can’t even recall anything of note. Action was boring, performances able. Skip all the sequels.

Don Michael Paul ranked

I believe in Scott Adkins (to the tune of Joe Hendry), but sadly hardly anyone can put him to good use (apart from Chad Stahelski of course). Boring as fuck film, couldn’t care less about any of the characters, clichéd story (same year as 13 Hours as well). The performances were pretty subpar.

A sequel in name alone, Jarhead 2: Field of Fire is a shoddy attempt at capitalising on current events to make a quick buck. The abundant use of shaky cam is almost sickening, and the story is severely lacking in anything worth watching.

Don Michael Paul ranked

Of course Roger Deakins was on cinematographer duty, the film looks beautiful, more so than most Gulf War era films. A surprising lack of violence, it shows the mentality of the soldiers when there isn’t anything for them to do. Great performance from Jake Gyllenhaal.

Sam Mendes ranked

Very thrilling, with awesome cinematography from the late Conrad Hall. Loved all the costumes, sets and the lighting, it all came together so nicely. Great performances from everyone, especially Tom Hanks, Jude Law and Daniel Craig. The final moments were perfect, quite poignant indeed.

Sam Mendes ranked

First Turkish film I have ever seen, and it was certainly something. Quite a boring and clichéd story. Beautiful scenery, but it boils down to a standard European love story transposed to Turkey.

Very engaging film, with a great blend of romance and courtroom drama, could have thought it was based on a true story. Brilliant performances.

I was expecting the sequel to be a carbon copy of this, but I was pleasantly surprised I was only a quarter correct. The opening scenes play very similarly, up to the trains swapping tracks, where they don’t collide. From then on, we get to leave the control centre, and an investigation gets to take place. This is where it gets interesting, plenty of action, car chases and a wild goose chase. Sadly, this was also far too long. Trim it down to 2 hours and I wouldn’t have faded away.

An enjoyable, albeit lengthy sequel to a 70’s Japanese film I’ve never heard of, which would seem to have given Speed its premise. They are all a The Bullet Train instead. I actually thought this was a Japanese remake of an American film of a Japanese book called Bullet Train, until I realised they were different films in the credits. It almost immediately resembled a Shinji Higuchi t, as the visual style was reminiscent of his previous work Shin Godzilla. The long runtime is a bit of detriment, as it has engaging first half, and the second half drags. Interesting story, figuring out who the culprit is. Decent performances as well.

Larger scope than the first film, but it suffers from being spread too thin. A whole new cast of characters to keep track of, antagonists we have never seen and backstories that weren’t required. They sure do love explosions, even people this time. Action was a lot more forgettable.

Engaging story, even though it falters in the final hour. Mohanlal gave a realistic performance. All of these action flicks with infallible heroes are all led by a bearded bloke with a dad bod and somehow single handedly defeats a crowd of people. Doesn’t get old though.

Such an incoherent mess. Feels like a film for a child, has to be something on screen happening at all times, no matter what. The Don Rick shit made me laugh out loud, sneaking John Wick there. Think there were only one or two original songs as well, mostly from other films.

The way Vikram single handedly takes down crowds of people was pretty fun. Two films in one with the lengthy flashback halfway through. Story was alright, should have been more action heavy as I got a bit bored of the time.

Isn’t it funny when they try to portray Sambhaji as someone who can do no wrong, but they willingly choose to leave out all the atrocities he and his armies committed, and this it was own doing that his closest allies defected to the Mughals by burning their villages. Pretty crazy if you ask me. The film itself was alright, far too many slow motion shots dragging out the runtime. Decent gore and action sequences, and alright performances, even though the poet was quite fun.

Very derivative of the first film, couldn’t even come up with a different twist. Chekhov’s cliff, damn. Beautiful setting, sadly the rest didn’t match up, especially having the chance to have a mafia story unfold and not use it all. Even has the audacity to hint towards a sequel, could be titled Not Another Simple Favor. 

Great performances from Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively. The story left a lot to be desired though, very clichéd mystery. Needed more Rupert Friend as Dennis Nylon, he was a lot of fun. The brother fucker stuff was super weird.

Very standard Netflix action film, not much happens. Action was able, performances were decent. Put it on if you’re doing something else and need something in the background.

The aspect ration change was pretty awesome. Same treatment as the witches got in Wicked, but it’s now the wizard’s turn. Not necessary at all really, as we know he’s just playing tricks, but meeting Finley makes it all worth it. Visually stunning, James Franco being super weird the whole time, and the witches were cool.

Sam Raimi ranked

Needed more baseball and a lot less melodrama. Kevin Costner is great and all, but I didn’t really care much about Billy Chapel’s relationship. Crazy the flashbacks of Chapel as a child was actually Costner in home videos.

Sam Raimi ranked

Feature length version of the unicorn scene from The Cabin in the Woods. Richard E. Grant was an awesome antagonist, and his whole family was quite on the nose and funny. Paul Rudd is just his usual self, might think you’re watching Ghostbusters by mistake. Jenna Ortega was alright. The story had an interesting first half, but the latter struggled with pacing issues despite the cool deaths.

I thought this was going to be just another penguin film like My Penguin Friend starring Jean Reno (crazy similar title structure), but I was pleasantly surprised this wasn’t the case. It was much more than a tale about the penguin, it was also about Mr Michell as the teacher and the coup d’état in Argentina during the 70’s. Didn’t get too deep into the political side, only brushed the surface.

Who thought air dropping memes would be a great plot device in a thriller? Just turn your air drop off you silly girl. Never got thrilling, mostly uneventful as the stakes were what could happen, and not in the restaurant. Trying to figure out who the air dropping doofus was might have been the only interesting part.

Christopher Landon ranked

What an awkward film. So much of the comedy doesn’t land, pacing is all over the place, and shoddy writing, which was a surprise given it was Coen script.  Plagued with issues during production and post-production, I think we’re lucky we even get this film. The main actress being on cocaine and firing her make up artist probably didn’t help, and studio executives meddling being the bane of Campbell’s existence.

Sam Raimi ranked

The scrambled letters during the opening credits were a really nice touch. Interesting story and performances, with decent comedy to add another layer to the film.

Wasn’t able to grab my attention at all really. Andy Garcia was pretty fun, and Christopher Lloyd as the boss was cool. Needed more Steve Buscemi. I had no idea what was going on half the time.

Doesn’t have the charm of the first film, and no Milwaukee Culkin sadly. Story was a bit basic, kind of like side quests in a game, find someone, chat about your mum, move onto the next and repeat.

Career Opportunities really cements how great the casting was in The Substance with Margaret Qualley as Jennifer Connelly’s better younger self. They both have the same effect on screen. The film itself was decent, funny in places, hanging out in a Target wouldn’t be first idea for a film premise.

Edit: I know I messed up, but I’ll leave it.

Pretty sick simulations and beautiful animation. Beyond beggar’s belief that China was able to produce something like this. Story was alright, teaching worthwhile life lessons. The voice acting felt a little clunky, but I don’t understand Chinese, so I’m probably just crazy.

Despite the entertaining characters, the story very bare and the pacing was exceedingly slow that it was hard to keep focused. Funny enough to stay on my screen.

I wish I was deaf, dumb and blind so I didn’t have to watch this film. My ears need a good clean out, as Oliver Reed and Jack Nicholson definitely shouldn’t be singing. Absolutely absurd musical numbers, it made me question my own existence. They were also mind numbingly repetitive. The only thing I’ll be happy to is the beautiful visuals, most of it is very well shot.

Filmography I’m currently working through.

1. Ocean's Eleven
2. Out of Sight
3. Contagion
4. Black Bag
5. Erin Brockovich
6. Ocean's Thirteen
7. Kimi
8. Ocean's Twelve
9. Traffic
10. King of the Hill

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A list of the directors of which I have completed their filmographies (usually from 1k+ views). Ranked by my average rating and listed as my highest rated film. Links to the ranked lists in the notes.

Updated 13/05/25: Sam Mendes in at #15

1. Fight Club

   David Fincher
   Avg. Rating: 4.2083
   David Fincher ranked
   

2. Hot Fuzz

   Edgar Wright
   Avg. Rating: 4.1667
   Edgar Wright ranked
   

3. Django Unchained

   Quentin Tarantino
   Avg. Rating: 4.1
   Quentin Tarantino ranked
   

4. Once Upon a Time in America

   Sergio Leone
   Avg. Rating: 4.0833
   Sergio Leone ranked
   

5. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

   Stanley Kubrick
   Avg. Rating: 4.0385
   Stanley Kubrick ranked
   

6. Boy

   Taika Waititi
   Avg. Rating: 3.9375
   Taika Waititi ranked
   

7. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

   Peter Jackson
   Avg. Rating: 3.8077
   Peter Jackson ranked
   

8. Bullet Train

   David Leitch
   Avg. Rating: 3.8
   David Leitch ranked
   

9. The Holdovers

   Alexander Payne
   Avg. Rating: 3.75
   Alexander Payne ranked
   

10. GoodFellas

    Martin Scorsese
    Avg. Rating: 3.7115
    Martin Scorsese ranked
    

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1. American Beauty
2. 1917
3. Skyfall
4. Road to Perdition
5. Jarhead
6. Revolutionary Road
7. Spectre
8. Away We Go
9. Empire of Light

• Ex Machina
• Civil War
• Warfare
• Men
• Annihilation

1. Jarhead 2: Field of Fire
2. Sniper: Legacy
3. Sniper: Ghost Shooter
4. Tremors 5: Bloodlines
5. Jarhead: Law of Return
6. Tremors: Shrieker Island
7. Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell
8. Scorpion King: Book of Souls

1. Evil Dead II
2. Spider-Man 2
3. Spider-Man
4. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
5. The Evil Dead
6. A Simple Plan
7. The Gift
8. The Quick and the Dead
9. Army of Darkness
10. Darkman

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1. Freaky
2. Happy Death Day
3. Happy Death Day 2U
4. Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones
5. We Have a Ghost
6. Drop

1. Unbreakable
2. Split
3. Wide Awake
4. The Visit
5. Old
6. The Sixth Sense
7. Signs
8. Glass
9. Knock at the Cabin
10. The Village

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1. Die Hard 2
2. Prison
3. The Adventures of Ford Fairlane
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
5. Mindhunters
6. The Long Kiss Goodnight
7. Cleaner
8. 12 Rounds
9. Cliffhanger
10. Cutthroat Island

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1. The Patriot
2. Midway
3. The Day After Tomorrow
4. 2012
5. Stargate
6. Independence Day
7. Independence Day: Resurgence
8. White House Down
9. Moonfall
10. Anonymous

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1. Harsh Times
2. Fury
3. End of Watch
4. The Beekeeper
5. Street Kings
6. A Working Man
7. Sabotage
8. Bright
9. Suicide Squad
10. The Tax Collector

1. Orphan
2. Carry-On
3. House of Wax
4. Unknown
5. Non-Stop
6. The Shallows
7. The Commuter
8. Goal II: Living the Dream
9. The Woman in the Yard
10. Run All Night

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1. Event Horizon
2. Resident Evil
3. Resident Evil: Afterlife
4. The Three Musketeers
5. Monster Hunter
6. Resident Evil: Retribution
7. In the Lost Lands
8. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
9. AVP: Alien vs. Predator

1. Parasite
2. Memories of Murder
3. Mickey 17
4. Okja
5. The Host
6. Snowpiercer

1. Train to Busan
2. Revelations
3. Seoul Station
4. JUNG_E
5. Peninsula

1. The Green Mile
2. The Shawshank Redemption
3. The Shining
4. Misery
5. Dolores Claiborne
6. It
7. Secret Window
8. Hearts in Atlantis
9. Dreamcatcher
10. Carrie

...plus 77 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Zack Snyder's Justice League
2. Watchmen
3. Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire
4. 300
5. Man of Steel
6. Dawn of the Dead
7. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
8. Sucker Punch
9. Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
10. Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole

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1. Solo: A Star Wars Story
2. Rush
3. Cinderella Man
4. A Beautiful Mind
5. How the Grinch Stole Christmas
6. Apollo 13
7. The Paper
8. The Da Vinci Code
9. Night Shift
10. Ransom

...plus 16 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Casino Royale
2. The Mask of Zorro
3. The Foreigner
4. Cast a Deadly Spell
5. Edge of Darkness
6. Memory
7. No Escape
8. Criminal Law
9. Vertical Limit
10. The Protégé

...plus 7 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. American Gigolo
2. Cat People
3. Witch Hunt
4. Oh, Canada
5. Dominion: Prequel to The Exorcist

1. The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
2. Brazil
3. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
4. Twelve Monkeys
5. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
6. Jabberwocky
7. The Fisher King
8. The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
9. Time Bandits
10. The Brothers Grimm

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1. Avengers: Infinity War
2. The Gray Man
3. Avengers: Endgame
4. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
5. Captain America: Civil War
6. The Electric State

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Schindler's List
3. Saving Private Ryan
4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
5. Jurassic Park
6. Catch Me If You Can
7. Minority Report
8. The Fabelmans
9. The Post
10. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

...plus 26 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Training Day
2. Southpaw
3. The Equalizer
4. The Equalizer 3
5. Shooter
6. Bait
7. The Guilty
8. The Equalizer 2
9. Brooklyn's Finest
10. King Arthur

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1. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
3. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
4. Braindead
5. Bad Taste
6. The Frighteners
7. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
8. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
9. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
10. Heavenly Creatures

...plus 3 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Logan
2. A Complete Unknown
3. Ford v Ferrari
4. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
5. 3:10 to Yuma
6. The Wolverine

1. Mystic River
2. Changeling
3. Million Dollar Baby
4. The Mule
5. Jersey Boys
6. American Sniper
7. Richard Jewell
8. Juror #2
9. True Crime
10. A Perfect World

...plus 30 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. The Exorcist
2. The Hunted
3. Rules of Engagement
4. To Live and Die in L.A.
5. Sorcerer
6. Bug
7. Cruising

1. Doctor Strange
2. Sinister
3. The Gorge
4. The Black Phone
5. Hellraiser: Inferno

1. Constantine
2. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
3. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
4. Red Sparrow
5. The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
6. I Am Legend
7. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
8. Slumberland

1. Back to the Future
2. Forrest Gump
3. Back to the Future Part II
4. Cast Away
5. Who Framed Roger Rabbit
7. Back to the Future Part III
8. Welcome to Marwen
9. Romancing the Stone
10. Death Becomes Her

...plus 12 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Pacific Rim
2. Blade II
3. Nightmare Alley
4. Pan's Labyrinth
5. Hellboy
6. The Devil's Backbone
7. Hellboy II: The Golden Army
8. Crimson Peak
9. Cronos
10. Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

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1. Body Double
2. Carlito's Way
3. Scarface
4. The Untouchables
5. Mission: Impossible
6. Carrie
7. Sisters
8. Dressed to Kill
9. Hi, Mom!
10. Obsession

...plus 19 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Godzilla × Kong: The New Empire
2. Godzilla
3. Godzilla Minus One
4. Shin Godzilla
5. Godzilla: Final Wars
6. Godzilla: King of the Monsters
7. Godzilla
8. Godzilla vs. Kong
9. Mothra vs. Godzilla
10. Invasion of Astro-Monster

...plus 28 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Halloween
2. Nutcrackers
3. Halloween Kills
4. The Exorcist: Believer
5. Halloween Ends

1. Doctor Sleep
2. Oculus
3. Gerald's Game
4. Ouija: Origin of Evil
5. Hush

1. The 400 Blows
2. Stolen Kisses
3. Bed and Board
4. Love on the Run
5. Two English Girls

1. The Fast and the Furious
2. Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
3. xXx
4. DragonHeart
5. The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
6. The Hurricane Heist

1. The Godfather Part II
2. The Godfather
3. Apocalypse Now
4. Megalopolis
5. Bram Stoker's Dracula
6. One from the Heart
7. The Conversation
8. The Godfather Part III

1. Blade Runner
2. Alien
3. American Gangster
4. Gladiator
5. Matchstick Men
6. Kingdom of Heaven
7. Thelma & Louise
8. Hannibal
9. All the Money in the World
10. Gladiator II

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1. Joker
2. Old School
3. The Hangover
4. The Hangover Part II
5. The Hangover Part III
6. Joker: Folie à Deux

1. An American Werewolf in London
2. The Blues Brothers
3. Coming to America
4. Trading Places
5. Beverly Hills Cop III
6. Blues Brothers 2000

1. Top Gun
2. Beverly Hills Cop II
3. Days of Thunder
4. True Romance
5. Unstoppable
6. The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

1. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
2. Clerks II
3. Clerks
4. The 4:30 Movie
5. Chasing Amy
6. Jay and Silent Bob Reboot
7. Mallrats
8. Dogma
9. Clerks III

1. Kingsman: The Secret Service
2. Kingsman: The Golden Circle
3. X-Men: First Class
4. Kick-Ass
5. Stardust
6. The King's Man
7. Argylle

1. The Dark Half
2. Creepshow
3. Day of the Dead
4. Land of the Dead
5. Night of the Living Dead
6. Dawn of the Dead
7. The Amusement Park
8. Bruiser
9. Diary of the Dead
10. Survival of the Dead

1. JFK
2. Platoon
3. Born on the Fourth of July
4. Heaven & Earth
5. Natural Born Killers

1. Dune: Part Two
2. Dune
3. Prisoners
4. Arrival
5. Incendies
6. Blade Runner 2049
7. Sicario

1. Ed Wood
2. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
3. Beetlejuice
4. Sleepy Hollow
5. Big Eyes
6. Big Fish
7. Alice in Wonderland
8. Corpse Bride
9. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
10. Batman Returns

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1. The Green Inferno
2. Thanksgiving
3. Hostel
4. Hostel: Part II
5. Death Wish
6. Borderlands