Halt and Catch Fire

This show was pure brilliance, I can't fault it. The cast the pace and everything else about it was just bloody amazing.

Late Night (2019)

Late Night was a surprisingly beautiful film with a solid cast and moving story. Overall this movie was fantastic in all the aspects I put forward when I try to judge other peoples hard work, passion and dedication. The People really made this movie brilliant and as a wannabee photographer and movie lover this movie really impressed me. Excellence like this is really earned and not just handed out.

Spider Man Far From Home

Spider man has yet another installment, I have always been a bit torn on Marvel films on the one hand they portray some strong ethical values and on the other hand they can be very idealistic.

The Lion King (2019)

The Lion King was really brought back to life in this remake, most notably the digital age is upon is as this was truly a masterpiece of 3D perfection. I have to admit my bias on this one as the original was one of my first movie experiences. So now comes the age old question, how did it stack up to the original? For me the rehash as I'll boldly call it was every bit as good as the first.Perhaps it's ultimately not a call for me to make, my experience in 3D animation has really made me appreciate more than anything the work that goes on to craft every movie I so casually watch.

Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw

Hobbs and Shaw was an unfortunately typical Hollywood blockbuster but I would doubt it is the type of movie to break the bank as such. This movie was a solid mix of action sequences and most notably the comedic and or touching moments between Dwayne Johnson and Jason Stathem. This was the part I enjoyed the most. Vanessa Kirby although possibly new to me really added to the movies performance.Idris Elba took on the possibly more challenging role of a cyber enhanced bad guy and did a perfectly good job of it.