Dom’s Film Club

Dom’s Film Club Deep dives into films you love
Snap reviews of new releases

19/07/2026

I ranked every performance in The Odyssey on a pyramid.

No one scored below a 4/5, but only two performances made my perfect tier.

Who would you move up... and who would you move down?

18/07/2026

🎬 THE ODYSSEY SNAP REVIEW 🎬

Everyone is saying The Odyssey is amazing...

After seeing it, I completely agree.
It's one of those incredibly rare films where you leave the cinema feeling like you've witnessed something that people will still be talking about decades from now.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)

Have you seen it yet? Where does it rank among Christopher Nolan's films?

17/07/2026

Did you know Jurassic Park, The Prestige, Limitless and Man on Fire were all based on books?

A novel gives filmmakers a developed story to work from — then they can cut, change and refine it for the screen.

Which movie adaptation do you think improved upon its source material?

🔗🎬 Full Man on Fire podcast episode available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. (links in bio)

16/07/2026

One of the biggest debates from our Gone Girl episode...
Was Neil Patrick Harris actually the right choice to play Desi Collins?

We both agree he gives a good performance—but we couldn't stop seeing Barney Stinson from How I Met Your Mother.

Do you think he was:
👍 Perfect casting
❤️ Miscast

🔗🎬 Full Gone Girl podcast episode available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. (links in bio)

15/07/2026

Did The Prestige invent the classic Christopher Nolan ending?

We discuss why this film may have been the first to feature the emotional, cross-cutting finale that later became one of Nolan's trademarks.

Do you agree... or is another Nolan ending even better?

🔗🎬 Full The Prestige podcast episode available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. (links in bio)

12/07/2026

One of the smartest decisions Pixar made was changing Toy Story's opening.

Instead of introducing Buzz first, they chose to establish Woody as Andy's undisputed favourite toy before turning Buzz into the disruptor.

That single decision makes Woody's jealousy feel completely believable.

🔗🎬 Full Toy Story podcast episode available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. (links in bio)

10/07/2026

One thing that struck me while rewatching The Matrix was just how revolutionary its central idea really was.

Today, concepts like simulated realities, alternate worlds and virtual lives are everywhere in films, TV and games.

But in 1999, that wasn't the case.
I remember loving The Matrix as a nine-year-old, but not really understanding what was going on until someone explained the basic concept to me. Looking back, it's funny how normal those ideas feel today.

🔗🎬 Full The Matrix podcast episode available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. (links in bio)

08/07/2026

Watching Toy Story as an adult gives the film a completely different meaning.

Woody's attachment to being Andy's favourite mirrors how many of us tie our identity to our careers, while Buzz's journey reflects the moment we realise life might not look exactly how we imagined.

It's one of the reasons the film has remained timeless.

🔗🎬 Full Toy Story podcast episode available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. (links in bio)

07/07/2026

Have you ever reached the point where you've seen a film so many times that you stop appreciating how good it actually is?

That's what happened to me with The Matrix. I'd watched it countless times growing up, and because it's become such a huge part of pop culture, I almost took it for granted.

Rewatching it properly for this podcast reminded me why it's regarded as one of the greatest action films ever made.

It's a bit like hearing Wonderwall after years of avoiding it—you suddenly remember why everyone loved it in the first place.

🔗🎬 Full The Matrix podcast episode available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. (links in bio)

04/07/2026

🎬 THE INVITE SNAP REVIEW 🎬

Under all its sophistication, The Invite delivers exactly the same guilty pleasure as reality TV...
Watching relationships slowly unravel.

It takes a little while to get going, but once it does, it's a fantastic ride.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨ (4.5/5)

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