Absolutely blew my fucking mind.

What an astonishing piece of cinema that was blatantly, delicately hand crafted with skill and ion that translated note for note on the big screen.

I went into this not realising it was a 70mm imax screening at the BFI. Watching it in that format, with my friends was a breathtaking experience because it completely sucked me in, full body dive, into the narrative and the world and the characters and the motive.

I could…

3 days after seeing this film at a preview at Picturehouse and it's still ingrained so deep in my brain that it doesn't feel like it will ever go away.

Just to start off, this film is fucking phenomenal. The animation is nothing short of breathtaking and the vibrant locations and colourful cast of characters keep you so engaged that I didn't feel like there was anything outside of my peripheral vision when watching this in the theatre.

There's so…

I think if you see Boiling Point in my top 4 films of all time you can guess how I feel about Phillip Barantini's work and especially the use of the "oner" - my absolute favourite cinematic device ever.

It felt like it took me a few minutes to get into the swing of the show properly but once I was in, it had it's hooks in me. Everyone clearly put their all into making this happen because hour long…