[Dr Kain]

Thunderball - Another solid entry that takes everything that was great about Goldfinger and amps it up. The underwater scenes are so damn beautiful and I love watching the big fight at the end. The music really helps make up for the clunkiness of the fights beneath the waves, which is obviously how a fight would be. Largo is a great villain and I love how developed the entire story is as it takes its time to get moving. Oh, and the 4K remastering for the underwater scenes looks so damn vibrant and clean compared to the washed out look of the BDs.

Saboteur - It's a decent movie, though far from Hitchcock's best. Probably one of his weakest films, honestly. The ending is quite abrupt and some of the movie gets lost due to how much it hammers its message. I did like how it was the blind guy and the freaks who instantly believed the main character was innocent while the "normal" people instantly considered him guilty. Meanwhile, the rich were above the law.

28 Years Later - It was... okay. I wasn't big on Days and never saw Weeks. I thought this one was a well made movie, but nothing really happened in it. The story never really had an ending, it just stopped as if there is meant to be a sequel titled, "28 Seconds Later" or something.