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Geralt of Sanctuary

Christopher Nolan films, ranked from ridiculous to legendary

Christopher Nolan films, ranked from ridiculous to legendary

graphic: My city Christopher Nolan is one of the role models of directors like Steven Spielberg and James Cameron, for whom his name alone is enough to attract audiences to the cinemas. Since his first feature film Below In 1998, the English-born, Chicago-raised director successfully cultivated his own brand of cinematic authorship. Whether they are ...

Geralt of Sanctuary

Every Ridley Scott film, ranked from worst to best

Every Ridley Scott film, ranked from worst to best

Scott’s second feature film is a stunning and visually stunning sci-fi horror about the survival of humanity (or more specifically, women) against the unknown. Foreignerfollows the hapless crew of a spaceship as they attempt to drive out a malevolent entity after it infiltrates their ship – delivering one of the most grotesque and iconic revelations ...