My Journey here has just begun.

 Hello everyone.

A long time ago, I had a blog called The Literature Museum. There, I used to do reviews about books, films, and even music. While I did enjoy doing those reviews, it became a difficult task to keep up with what I was doing and balance it with my normal life. So, I made the decision to shift my focus to only doing film reviews and created this blog, Judging Cinema.

Here, I shall do two reviews a week, I might change that in the future, but for now, this will be the standard. At the end of every review, I shall give the film a score out of 5 because it's a much easier grade to give in my opinion.

I am excited to start this new journey into the world of cinema, and I hope you can enjoy it with me with every review I do.

Here's to a new chapter. 

Zack Alsolmi.

 

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