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Edge of Tomorrow, 2014 [http://letterboxd.com/tomcharman/film/edge-of-tomorrow/] Fun, decently put-together sci-fi action, that actually vaguely kind of made sense. Particularly benefits from great performances by Emily Blunt and Tom Cruise–the latter is a particularly convincing wanker, and so really sells the character he starts out with.
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X-Men: Days of Future Past [http://letterboxd.com/tomcharman/film/x-men-days-of-future-past/] I have a soft spot for the X-Men films that don’t include the words “Last Stand” in them, so I was always going to enjoy this a bit. But in fact, I enjoyed this a lot. Despite the
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Her, 2013 [http://letterboxd.com/tomcharman/film/her/] The film feels kind of like there’s a big, high-concept science fiction blockbuster happening off-screen somewhere, and we’re just watching the story of how it affected normal people. Which I love. And as if that wasn’t enough, with amazing