Not the best from Chazelle after his two masterpieces in 2014 and 2016, but definitely deserves the upcoming surge of nomination for its technical achievement.

Tully brings Charlize Theron's motherly skills on fire! As being said, you can even realize how less daunting Thanos has been doing in Avengers: Infinity War than motherhood. Tully is just one of the best films dedicated to all parents (biological or adoptive) and guardians. And yes, also to all nannies out there.

I was surprised by Love, Simon's humor and poignancy. It's smartly-written, well-directed, and a brilliantly crafted teen drama about a closeted gay who's struggling when and how to come out. You don't have to be gay to find yourself touched by its overall message. And that scene when Simon and his mom have a deep conversation is EVERYTHING!

A Quiet Place is the best horror flick 2018 has yet to offer. This was the best experience I've had in the theaters. The sound design was great. Solid talents. Great ensemble.

"First to the Key!" Ready Player One is a nostalgic visual spectacle and it's extremely fun. I was hyped by the film's trailer and thankfully, it did live up to what I have expected. What's amazing about this film was its nostalgia-driven set pieces. I really love this film.

Avengers: Infinity War boasts a very promising ensemble cast that fans like me would be very delighted. It took Marvel Studios 10 years for this massive spectacle, and the result was astounding.

Justice League is yet another eye-satisfying CGI-jam packed cinematic spectacle. The cast really did a good job. I like the action sequence. For some flaws, I am definitely one of the majority- Steppenwolf is just a very unworthy opponent, he's totally weak, crooked and rushy plot, Cyborg's backstory seems to be the most honest of them all (the new ones), and the newly introduced heroes doesn't quite being legitimately executed.