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Watched this with my best friend this year because neither of us went home for Christmas and I thought it would be funny because we're literally holding over! It was one of the most emotional experience I've have with another person and our friendship has grown 10 fold. It is amazing how all the jokes stick out in my mind whenever I think of this but all the gut punches just fade so when I re-watch it I'm always hit hard. Love this so much I can't wait till next year for the second annual holiday re-watch.

Everytime I think of the Terrifier films, I'm reminded of that scene in Bojack Horseman where Bojack talks about Becker and how he watched every season, hoping it would be good and always was disappointed because it could have been great. I always want this movies to be good and every installment is a little better then the last, but it's still not good. I can say these movie look constantly like garbage and I'm getting sick of it. The Evil Dead, with inflation, had a budget $700,000 less then this movie and looks better in every regard. I don't get how the scenes with character moments/ dialog look the best and the gore scenes make me bored. Also these don't need to be 2 hours long, you can cut so much out of these movies. I want to like these movies I really do but God it's hard.

Clint's best since Unforgiven happy to have been able to actually see it in a theater.

I think I love Sean Baker and I think he's one of if not the most interesting filmmaker working right now. The way he can take the American Dream in each of his films and show a different side of it and how it has destroyed the wants and desires of generations of Americans is amazing and heartbreaking. I thought this movie was funny, dark, twisted, and depressing and I can't wait to see it again. The acting was incredible, Mikey Madison brings her best in what I think is the first starting role I've seen her in and she crushes it. She brave, vulnerable, witty and bring such humanity to the role that it's hard to pull your eyes off the screen. Go see it if you can it's worth it.

Enjoyed very much so, better then the first I think. I love when a movie is just dripping in hatred, like the whole project was made with spite and disdain. I think Todd Phillips hates the people who loved Joker, and I don't mean the people who liked it or even thought it was one of the best of thar year. I mean the people who LOVED it, shaped they're lives around it, like that dude who got mad when Parasite won best picture over the original, those people. It felt like The Matrix Resurrections, and I liked that.

I hate a movie where you could feel a twist or something coming and start to anticipate one and then it goes no there is no twist it was exactly what you thought from the beginning, how boring tbh. It's a good thing it was shot well and had some stand out performances because otherwise this would just be a kinda boring movie.

I like how I thought half way though that this reminded me of The Fly alot and then the last 30 minutes happened and I was so happy. A old man walked into the showing like 2 minutes late and sat at the very front and I didn't understand why until Margaret Qualley came on screen. It was a blast and I can't wait to see it again with my family.

I saw this movie really high and thought it was one of those horror short films from YouTube because it felt like 30 minutes long and rushed at that.

I'm not scared to say it anymore, this is my third favorite ailen movie. It's solid, I like the themes, I like how bleak it is and to people who say it's too bleak, honestly only Aliens had a happy-ish ending on like a technicality. Everyone still dies including the colonists on behalf of this company that really doesn't lose anything in the last two movies. In this one at least we finally get a moment where the company actually takes a blow which is nice. I like the theme of rehabilitation for criminals, the theme of motherhood is reintroduce in a interesting way, the way these new characters interact with Ripley, and just all in all it was least a different approach to this series. In comparison to the other films that come after this (before Prometheus) this was really good, but that comparison isn't even needed to appreciate what w a s going on here. I wish the ailen puppet was integrated better into the film because from the bts it looked really gorgeous and well puppeteered, it just wasn't put into the film well.

I watched this trying, grasping to get a inkling of the high I get frome watching 'When Harry Met Sally', and sadly it did not come. It was only just okay.

This was fun, I think im done with Deadpool until they choose to do something different with him. When they first get to Ant-Man's body in The Void and meet Nova, everytime he opened his mouth I wanted him to stop. It's fun when the characters get annoyed with Deadpool's antics and mouth, it's not fun when I'm annoyed personally. Other than that it was fine, nothing stood out as particularly amazing or bad really. To be honest I'm not the biggest fan of the Deadpool movies which is funny because I have seen each one in theaters not by choice but just fate I guess. Thanks to my roommate Mia for taking to the theater she works at so I didn't have to pay, you're a real one.

The first movie I've seen since being in Ireland and what a experience. First off the movie started right at the posted time don't know if that was just my theater or every one here will find out, the screen was kinda small and thin which annoyed me at first until I realized that was to make sure everyone in the theater had a a good view of the screen. The flim itself was great I'm not surprised. I loved every moment I did not realize this was a anthology film and I normal do not like those but this one kept my interest. 5he performances were fun, the concept was interesting, and I liked how darkly comical it got.

The more I sit on this the more I look back on it pretty favorably. I liked the change in direction with the 300 year difference from that last one it gave it time to breath. The character are influenced by the past character and they don't even know it I liked that. The main villain was amazing great performance. It was solid just not as good as the last 2 I would say but I'm still excited for the next one.

I love watching a movie and knowing that if I saw this in a previous point in my life I would have been obsessed with it. I love natural lighting it just makes a film look so much nicer imo, and the soundtrack was quite mesmerizing. I'm happy I saw it in theaters it was a good experience in a decently packed theater love to see it.

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There's a point where Anya eats a plot important item and the bad guys just go, "well will have to wait for her to shit it out", and we keep cutting back to Anya holding in her shit until she see the poop god in an hallucination and then the bad guys just go ," oh yeah we're bad guys, we'll just cut her open to get this thing, why were we waiting in the first place?". It was ok. The animation was very nice.

Forgot to log it when I saw it in IMAX again and I'm going again Monday but this shit just gets better everytime so can't wait

I the first time I saw this movie, I was on my stairs at my home at 2 in the afternoon watching it on my phone on Netflix. It helped me realize I shouldn't kill myself. Through a method I'd now consider lackluster of a watching format, I was swayed from the abyss and spoken to by a film that will always mean so much to me. Yesterday I had the privilege of seeing this film, for the first time in years, finally in a theater. It was a full showing, I was slightly surprised and worried knowing what kind of a community this show has produced as to the conduct of the audience, but then the movie started and fear washed away like nothing was there to begin with. The theater was silent through the runtime and I was reminded why this meaned so much to me; how I ever though anyone could laugh, joke, or downplay what was on screen. Pure unedited grief, anguish, and acceptance. When I first saw this movie I was in the worse place I've ever been, in a emotional cave I did not think I could escape. The rope I was holding onto was losing slack and I could not see the bottom of the cavern, I believed if I just let go and fall it would all be better. But I realized that was not a real way through just a way out. I was shown that death is not a way to escape you but a way to cut yourself from everyone else. I saw that the only way to be loved is to love myself first and it may be blurry and I may not always believe in myself but if I just look back and see where I was before, I can see how far i am from the being just a young boy on his stairs crying on a weekend afternoon. I was reading reviews on here after the film and one really stuck out, it read, "pain is only a reminder of our endless ability to love". I don't think I need to say anything other than that. Thank you Evangelion. And thank you everyone.

Dolby had my body shaking after I walked out of the theater

Finally saw it in IMAX, I understood it less but I liked it more. It felt more impactful on the big screen and it worked better. Also how did I not notice the soundtrack last time, holy shit what a perfect companion to this movie. Loved it, can't wait to see it again just to feel it again.

Jesus Christ they did it.

Yeah that was cute af. It probably helps that I already love musicals, but the music being actually theatrical not just pop songs was surprising. I liked Timothèe as Wonka nice to see him picking more goofy roles on top of shit like Bones and All, it's obvious he's having fun. If I was 13/14 this would be my new favorite movie honestly. Also I didn't really realize that this was a kids movie and I don't know why I thought it wasn't.

DUNE IN IMAX, WHATA PICTURE

I think I figured out that what I like most about film, it's the visuals. If a film is visually stunning then that's all I think I need. I may not have understood what was going on in Poor Things but I can't wait to see it again and bathe in the beauty it is.

If Cillian doesn't win it better be my hungry little wolf, Paul Giamatti 😤

I thought I was beautiful front to back. The music, mesmerizing; the dub acting, sublime; the animation, heaven sent. I can't wait to see it again and understand it deeper it was a gorgeous fable and something that will rattle in my head for days. Happy I've finally see a ghibli movie in theaters during its original run.

God I fucking love Godzilla

70MM IMAX
What a fucking spectacle. I traveled a round 6 hour trip to see this and I don't know what to say but if you haven't seen this in 70MM you haven't see it yet. I saw this once before this showing on blu ray and you truly can not comprehend the pure scope this is in till you see it in 70MM, it's a whole different movie. I saw Oppenheimer here as well in the same format but it's does not compare, it's ethereal seeing Interstellar like this. The best theater experience I've ever had and if you didn't catch it this time around get tickets as soon as they go on sale near you again, you won't regret it.

This film felt like a warm blanket.

Watched on Sunday November 5, 2023.

When I say 'white boy's gone crazy' this is now the baseline of that phase.

The energy on stage was absolutely phenomenal. I think it was just the editing but honestly every song flowed into the next seamlessly. I'm glad I saw this because I'm not/wasn't a avid listener of Talking Heads but now I want to listen to their discography if this is what they produced. It was a fantastic experience and next time it comes around I'll see it in IMAX.

About half way thought I realized, wow this is a lot like The Lego Movie. WB takes a massive toy brand that can be anything but is nothing and brings in a filmaker(s) that gives a shit, turns in a tight script with witty dialogue, fun characters, a emotional moment at the end that hits like a gut punch and makes you re-evaluate the whole movie, and a catchy song. All in all this was a fun experience and I'm glad it actually turned out good.
7/10

Shockingly good, wish the two cops in the beginning didn't mention 2 Micheal Bay movies in the span of like 30 seconds. Otherwise genuinely great.

Finally seen in theaters still one of the greatest now just to see in IMAX

Oh yeah, that's the shit that hits me right in my arteries. Sickingly sweet, beautiful animation, and a great soundtrack it's the perfect package if you're looking for a anime romance.

I'm kinda shocked how good this was in some aspects and how awful it was in others. I'll will forget this in about 3 days or less and see about it years later and think, "that wasn't that bad, was it?", and probably watch it and forget it all over again. It'll be a endless cycle of abuse from a good concept being trapped in a bad movie.

It felt like a TV movie but a extremely good one. This is one short film and it does not stop for anything, no time to breath. I liked the ending chase in the house how it changes power dynamics and who's the hunted/hunter. I like how once Murphy has nothing over Rachel McAdams character she's just completely competent and gets shit done which fits her Manager role.. Cillian Murphy what can I say? He just absolutely steals this, and Rachel McAdam is just as incredible I'm so impressed with them carrying this 2 person script. I actually wish it to be longer but u have no idea how it would work. I want to say I could have been better but I have no idea how, because so right now this is a a tight film with a interesting concept, great main leads, a good script, and a good ending so maybe this is just a perfect film who knows?

I have seen this and I can not believe it wasn't canned. This looks and feels half baked like it was announced and released in 10 months but in fact was announce in 2014, 9 fucking years ago. I wish this was good because I actually like The Flash as a character and a hero, he's one of my favorite DC heroes and this really just didn't even satisfy that itch. There's little nuggets of good things here so small you might just overlook them, so small I forgot what they even were just memories of thinking how something wasn't terrible. Even Morbius kept it around 90 minutes, 2 AND A HALF FUCKING HOURS ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! The clips on Twitter don't do it justice, the ending is the worst digital effects I've seen in comparison to budget in my life this has to be a scam in some way. Supergirl was hot and they should give her a movie I'd watch that because she seemed like a interesting character wish we got to know her. This is a trainwreck that doesn't make me laugh it just makes me sigh with exasperation. The fact that I won't be able to see Batgirl, a movie I would have paid to see and would have definitely made its money back, but this was in IMAX theaters for a month and Mission Impossible only got a week will forever weigh on the back of my mind. What a fucking dumpster full of Hollywood slop, eat up hogs.

Best one hands down until this Wednesday that is

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I'm completely disoriented and frothing with tears

What a egotistical, annoying, and almost bad at parts performance for a lead. Other than that the musical is stunning with its production, choreography, and lyricism. Too bad it's all ruined for me with how little I enjoy Lin-Manuel Miranda. Everytime I watch this it gets worse for me.

Genuinely a beautiful love story about generational trauma that also happenings to incorporate cannibalism. It reminds me of The Fly (1986) in the way of it being about a grounded theme and story that most can relate to while also being a gross horror movie and I wish more movies did this. The absolutely stunning look this movie blew me away, and the incredible work Reznor and Ross do with the soundtrack transport you into this road trip with sweeping vistas of the American landscape. The acting was top notch with amazing proformances all around but the leads are outstanding in this. I'm kicking myself right now because I meant to see this in theaters but I just never got around to it and I feel so stupid. I can't wait to see this again and just dissect it.
7-8/10

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I liked the big mastermind of this film, who is I think the biggest antagonist in the series, is trapped in a big box after being led to a trap like a fucking rat with cheese. He just doesn't think, 'hmm here's Ethan Hunt, the man I've been searching for, but where is the other 3 guys that he does every mission with? Must not be important let me just jump in this perfectly placed hole in the ground.' Loved it.

I'm so happy they didn't replace Tome with Jeremy Renner. Not that he's bad, he actually adds some good comedy in here (and this one is probably the funniest one imo) but Renner just doesn't have the Cruse charm dude.

This is the worst one, I barely paid attention not even Hoffman got me engaged it's that boring in parts.

Completely disregard my first review of this, this fucking rules one the best in the series. I honestly have no idea what I was talking about omg.

Watched on Friday June 30, 2023.

I was gonna go see this, but instead I just saw Spiderverse again and this review reflects that.

Unlike Freddy Got Fingered, there is no irony or deeper layers its just a terrible ugly disgusting waste of my precious time on Earth.

Discovery is such a good album and this is such a good movie, I'm happy I finally got to watch it.

Tom Green played us all, he either made one of the best satires ever conceived or one of the worst gross out comedies of the genre. I feel like the producer in Ed Wood who's been shown Glen or Glenda for the first time. I was unable to tell if it's real or not and believed that it must be a joke at my expense because there's no way Tom Green saw the dailies, saw the rough cut, saw the final cut, and wasn't fucking with people. I think this is one of the most interesting films ever made and I mean that with 100% sincerity.

• Alien
• Aliens
• Alien³
• Prometheus
• Alien: Romulus
• Alien: Covenant
• AVP: Alien vs. Predator
• Alien Resurrection
• Aliens vs Predator: Requiem

1. Oppenheimer
2. The Holdovers
3. Beau Is Afraid
4. Past Lives
5. Evil Dead Rise
6. Poor Things
7. Killers of the Flower Moon
8. Asteroid City
9. Godzilla Minus One
10. The Boy and the Heron

...plus 22 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Ethan Hunt is the living manifestation of destiny

1. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
2. Mission: Impossible II
3. Mission: Impossible
4. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
5. Mission: Impossible – Fallout
6. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
7. Mission: Impossible III

• Rocky
• Rocky II
• Rocky III
• Creed
• Rocky Balboa
• Rocky IV
• Creed II
• Creed III
• Rocky V

All the movies I've seen from 2022 ranked

1. The Batman
2. Everything Everywhere All at Once
3. Avatar: The Way of Water
4. Nope
5. Babylon
6. X
7. George Carlin's American Dream
8. The Menu
9. The Whale
10. The Banshees of Inisherin

...plus 24 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Best to worst Wes Anderson imo

1. Rushmore
2. The Grand Budapest Hotel
3. Fantastic Mr. Fox
4. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
5. The Darjeeling Limited
6. The French Dispatch
7. Moonrise Kingdom
8. Asteroid City
9. The Royal Tenenbaums
10. Isle of Dogs

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Best to worst of 2021

1. Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time
2. Titane
3. Licorice Pizza
4. The French Dispatch
5. Dune
6. Pig
7. Judas and the Black Messiah
8. The Worst Person in the World
9. Nightmare Alley
10. Jujutsu Kaisen 0

...plus 15 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Best to worst of 2019

1. Waves
2. Parasite
3. Uncut Gems
4. The Lighthouse
5. The Irishman
6. Marriage Story
7. Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
8. El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
9. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
10. Jojo Rabbit

...plus 22 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

As of 10-14-2022

1. Amadeus
2. Brazil
3. The Fly
4. Inside Llewyn Davis
5. Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion
6. Evil Dead II
7. Rushmore
8. 12 Years a Slave
9. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
10. GoodFellas

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🎃31 movies I will try to watch for holloween 2022; most I haven't seen others are due for a rewatch. Let's get fucking scared baby🎃

• The Changeling
• House
• Men
• Crimes of the Future
• Eyes Without a Face
• The Lure
• Elvira's Haunted Hills
• Night of the Living Dead
• Stoker
• The Shining

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.