Oppenheimer (2023)

Nice! Some poignant lines, like how when one drops a bomb, it drops on both the just and the unjust. Closes with a strong statement, IMHO.
 

Barbie (2023)

Enjoyed. Also made me cry a bit (some parts). Ending feels fluffy tho.
 

Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One (2023)

Not bad!
 

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) - IMAX

My first Indy pic. For a popcorn blockbuster popcorn, I enjoyed it muchly. Great performances. Great action. 
 

Scala (2022)

Having been to the Scala, I wanted to like this.

It was mostly a loose video documentation of the Scala as it's being taken apart, with a loose voice over and some audio clips, and very little (or distant) feature of any individual(s).

At least now, I know a bit more about the staff and people who had worked at the Scala (or in the case of the director, grown up around the area), and what happens to a cinema that's being taken apart, where some of these parts are now, etc.

It's been an educational watch. I think that to get into this personal docu, the audience may need to make some effort to be engaged.