Santi's Film & TV Talks

Hello, guys! And Happy New Year! Today I've finally made a "Best Movies of 2021" list! In a year where many folks can now flock to movie theaters while vaccinated, these movies have the greatest blockbuster quality in some time, while movies that were released to streaming have equally been successful. Despite how great The Snyder Cut and  Bo Burnham's Inside were, it won't be included. If you don't see a movie you loved this year, let me know in the comments. 10.  Spider-Man: No Way Home After being in quarantine because of my family being exposed to COVID, on a Thursday night, I got to see NWH with my folks! Shang-Chi, Black Widow, and Eternals were great movies, well, Eternals was good for the most part, but No Way Home was the most hyped movie for the past 2 years and it did not disappoint! With Peter Parker's identity now being revealed to the world, he has to fix it with help from Doctor Strange but it results in multiple villains coming from many un

Greetings, Everyone! Yes, it is true. I'm actually back on the blog! But I'll only be back for awhile until I disappear again up until I have nothing else to do! Am I still going to do movie reviews on here? Maybe. But I'm actually to talk about the movies that I saw and thought were some of the worst movies that we've had this year! In a year of every incredible Marvel release, Oscar baits and other movies that have finally released in theaters, these ones certainly didn't impress me in the year of 2021. If you guys liked these movies, that's great, but this is just from my personal opinion alone. What do you think is the worst movie of this year? Let me know in the comments below. 10. Home Sweet Home Alone First off, what kind of a title is Home Sweet Home Alone?! I just think this is a really bad title! Also, can we please stop with rebooting a beloved franchise already?!! Home Alone is a Christmas classic and my favorite Christmas movie of all time! Home Alo

 Hello, my fellow readers. I started this film blog so that I can get through the pandemic one day at a time, but now that I've got my own apartment, registering to be a University student, and being a part of a program for people with Autism. I've got soo much on my plate that I've decided that this will be the last time that I am using my blog site. Of course I'll miss review my latest movies and making ranking lists, but since that I now have a Letterboxd account and a podcast where I talk about my interests, it was time to put my blogging on hold for now. This isn't goodbye. This is see you later. 

Hello and Happy Halloween! Today, I saw Last Night in Soho in theaters on Halloween Night, it was a really really good experience. It was the perfect opportunity to see a horror movie on a holiday.  Last Night in Soho is a British psychological horror movie about a young woman who goes to downtown London in the busy streets of Soho and studies to become a fashion designer at the University of Arts in London, she rents out a flat and Eloise is transported to the 1960s and encounters a wannabe singer and those dreams start bridge into her reality in very dark ways. It stars Thomasin McKenzie, Anya Taylor-Joy, Matt Smith, Diana Rigg, Jessie Mei Li, Michael Ajao, Synnove Karlsen and Terence Stamp, and is directed by Edgar Wright. Edgar Wright is known for his incredible filmography of comedy movies including Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, not to mention his cult classic, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and his action movie, Baby Driver. 4 years after Baby Driver, he decided to delve into horr

Hello and Happy Hallow-weekend! Today, I am going to be talking about the horror movies that are coming in 2022 & 2023. Release dates are subject to change, so please comment below what your most anticipated horror movie is. 15. Renfield R.M. Renfield is a fictional character within the universe of Bram Stoker's Dracula, and he's getting his own movie. It was greenlit by Universal Pictures after hearing a pitch from Robert Kirkman and they apparently liked it. "Rocketman" director Dexter Fletcher was involved with the project as director until "Lego Batman Movie" and "The Tomorrow War" director, Chris McKay was attached in April 2021. The movie will have a spooky and comedic vibe quite like Taika Waititi's magnum opus, What We Do in the Shadows, in which Renfield realizes that he's in a bad co-dependent relationship, and he's being played by Nicholas Hoult, who is no stranger to comedy, having a role in The Favourite and playing Pet

  Hello, Everybody. Today, I will be talking about the latest adaptation of Frank Herbert's legendary novel, Dune. After soo much anticipation and release date changes, Dune(2021) has finally hit theaters and on HBO Max. I just saw it in IMAX and I was soo incredibly impressed by the film itself.  Dune is about the story of Paul Atreidis, a young man born with a great destiny that is beyond his understanding, must travel to Arrakis, the most dangerous planet in the universe to ensure the future of his family and his people. As malevolent forces explode into conflict over the planet's exclusive supply of the most precious supply in existence, the spice. Only those who can conquer fear will survive. Dune stars Timothy Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac, Josh Brolin, Zendaya, Stellan Skarsgård, Dave Bautista, Jason Momoa, David Dastmalchian, Chang Chen, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Charlotte Rampling, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, Babs Olusanmokun, and Javier Bardem, and directed by