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Watched on Saturday May 24, 2025.

A hero doesn’t need to be 6 feet tall or have a ripped body… A cool, stubborn character is more than enough. That earns respect.

Too much of anything, even nectar, becomes poison.

If the substance had a daughter! 

Beauty is pain 🪱 

This has to be the funniest Korean movie ever made.
Unique premise and relatable characters and their dreams!

This review may contain spoilers.

Hello!

I feel lachrymose 🤓

There was one good moment though, when it ended. That was a solid 10/10. And I felt dorky watching it, which is not easy, because I’m already very cool. Like, James Bond but regional. 😂

That son of a.… did it again! 
And if there’s one takeaway? Be like Hunt.
“We’ll figure it out”

This message will self-destruct in 5 seconds.

Every frame in Detachment feels like a painting of emotional collapse;  muted, raw, and achingly human.
"I’m not a person, Sarah" ….. that line just shatters. It speaks volumes about how numb and hollow someone can become, walking through life like a ghost.

This is a rare film where the pain feels painfully real, yet it never stops reaching for meaning. You’re left shaken! not just by what you’ve seen, but by what it awakens in you.

And honestly, today’s world feels even more fractured. More distractions. More disconnection. More numbness. Detachment doesn’t just show you a broken system…it makes you feel the weight of existing inside it.

Watched on Sunday May 11, 2025.

Yuk!

Subtle, intriguing, and intense in the best ways possible.

Above average — but definitely gripping.

“If it feels real, it’s Alex Garland,” and this film proves it again.

Warfare explores the resilience and brotherhood of a team of Navy SEALs with precision. The execution feels nearly flawless… especially in how it portrays the emotional and psychological toll of a terrorist attack. You don’t just watch the impact.. you feel it.

There’s a devastating theme running beneath the surface:
There is laughter, then there is misery; there is misery, then there is grief.
It’s powerful, without being loud.

Totally worth watching.

No no no nooooh! 

I finished this movie in about 40 mins… give or take. That should tell you something.

Well well well, what's new and interesting?—I watched Thudarum with my family! 

Mohanlal and Shobana are simply sublime together, iconic doesn't even begin to cover it. Their performance… Mmh simply flawless. 
There is always something magical about watching Lalettan take down villains... the inner kid was jumping with excitement. 

I'm not going to spoil anything 😆… just know I had a great watch.

Lemme raise a toast to Mikayla Sofia Abdalla!

 
Snackin through chaos, servin looks and policies…🐕

Fake orgasm fake orgasm 😆

Not really a pain-kill-i-er 🥴

Watched on Thursday April 10, 2025.

Jeezzz 😆

A Total Chef’s Kiss for Mohanlal Fans! 

As a mahoosive Mohanlal fan, Empuraan was an absolute treat to witness! This sequel knows its audience, and oh boy, does it deliver on the fan moments. If you loved Lucifer, you're in for a ride…because this one is packed with callbacks, references, and pure mass moments that will have you cheering.

One thing that stood out? The cinematography. It smells Hollywood-grade, something Mollywood has never quite explored at this scale before. The visuals are slick, polished, and grand, making the world of Empuraan feel larger than life.

But here’s where it fumbles a bit. Prithviraj’s obsession with slow-motion gets exhausting. Slow-mo walks, slow-mo fights, slow-mo character intros—it was overdone. What could’ve been razor-sharp storytelling at times felt unnecessarily dragged. The film has the look of Hollywood, but the execution stumbles in places.

That being said, the performances? Absolutely rock solid. No need to even mention it; every actor brought their A-game. Mohanlal, as expected, is effortlessly commanding, making every scene he’s in feel monumental.

Jungle fight,  yo yo 🔥🫴

Watched on Tuesday March 25, 2025.

Watched on Thursday March 20, 2025.

Did they kill an actual serial killer, or was he just a weirdo who loved playing mind games? That’s the psychological weight of the ending….the detectives are haunted by their choices, and the case remains open-ended.

The real killer could still be out there!

Watched on Thursday March 20, 2025.

The cinematography in The Handmaiden.. A total chef’s kiss!

Still an underrated war movie.

Emotionally raw, beautifully paced, and deeply introspective. It's one of those films that leaves a lump in your throat, making you wonder—What would I have done in sca’s place?

sca’s diary was more than just a confession, it was a message of wisdom. She didn’t just tell them about her past; she wanted them to live without regrets.It’s a beautifully bittersweet way to show how love can shape generations, how a woman’s unspoken emotions can echo through time and change lives, even after she’s gone.
At first, her kids were shocked and judgmental, but as they read through her diary, they saw the depth of her emotions and sacrifices. They realized that love isn't always about what’s right or wrong in society’s eyes; it’s about connection, timing, and choices.

Watched on Saturday March 15, 2025.

Watched on Wednesday March 12, 2025.

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Roger Deakins’ Cinematography-Stunning visuals, especially the border crossing and night vision sequences….

A movie that gave me profound solace after a long time. 

If you make someone cry, you'll cry a river.

Watched on Friday March 7, 2025.

Yeah real smooth!!

Watched on Monday March 3, 2025.

Watched on Friday February 28, 2025.

Yeah, maybe that's right. 
Maybe all this "waiting for one true love" stuff gets you nowhere.

Orchid Explosion by Fornier Hair Mist 
Got a playful humor 🥒 oops
"testicle explosion" aka semen hair mist

Watched on Sunday February 23, 2025.

I am someone who connects deeply with stories, and this movie had me in tears. It’s a story about redemption, sacrifice, and the weight of guilt, and I can see why it hit me so hard.
I can’t deny Will Smith’s talent.

Watched on Monday August 15, 2022.

Watched on Wednesday December 20, 2023.

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Watched on Saturday December 25, 2021.

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Watched on Thursday March 25, 2021.

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Watched on Monday March 22, 2021.

1. Notting Hill – The dream of an impossible love. A quiet, ordinary life interrupted by someone extraordinary. The idea is that love, no matter how unlikely, can walk into my life, smile, and stay.
 2. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days – I want love that is playful, teasing, and maddening, but at the end of all the games, we just can’t let go of each other.
 3. Me Before You – Maybe I romanticize tragedy too much, but I want a love that changes me, makes me feel alive, even if it doesn’t last. Maybe especially if it doesn’t last.
 4. When Harry Met Sally – The comfort of familiarity, of time doing its slow magic, of falling in love with a best friend without even realizing it. I think I’d like that.
 5. The Vow – Love that stays. Even when everything is lost, even when I forget, even when I become someone unrecognizable—someone will still choose me, again and again.
 6. 50 First Dates – A love that never tires of reminding me. A love that wakes up every day and chooses me like it’s the first time.
 7. Chungking Express – I want to be the girl who leaves traces of herself in someone’s life—a forgotten love note, a lingering scent, a mystery someone keeps trying to solve even after I’m gone.
 8. Midnight in Paris – I love Paris. And I love the idea of love wrapped in nostalgia, of falling for a time that doesn’t belong to me. Maybe that’s why I always feel like I was meant to love in another era.
 9. Silver Linings Playbook – A love that understands my chaos, meets me where I am, and doesn’t try to fix me—just walks with me through the madness.
 10. Groundhog Day – If love means reliving the same day over and over again, I hope it’s with someone who makes even the monotony feel like magic.
 11. The Piano Teacher – Maybe love isn’t always soft. Maybe it’s cruel, obsessive, unbearable. But sometimes, I think I want to be wanted that intensely.
 12. The Reader – A love that leaves marks. A love that teaches me something, changes the way I see the world, ruins me a little, makes me whole again.
 13. Blue Is the Warmest Color – I wish I was a lesbian. Maybe then love would feel different, or maybe it would still burn me the same way. But something about this film makes me ache for a love so all-consuming, so raw, so impossible to forget.
 14. Meet Joe Black – Love as something ethereal, something from another world. The feeling that the person I love is both here and not here, like they were never meant for this life, but they chose to be here for me.
15. Before Sunrise – The kind of love that exists in a fleeting moment but feels eternal. A conversation that lingers in the air long after we part.
 16. Her – A love that is intimate, soulful, but just out of reach. The feeling of truly knowing someone, yet never fully having them.
 17. La La Land – A love that is beautiful, ionate, but not meant to last. The kind that changes you forever, even if it doesn’t stay.
 18. Portrait of a Lady on Fire – A love so intense, so forbidden, that it exists only in glances, in stolen moments, in the spaces where words are never spoken.
 19. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind – A love so painful yet so precious that even if I could erase it, I wouldn’t.
20. Carol – A love that is quiet but magnetic, filled with stolen glances and the kind of tenderness that lingers long after. A love that feels like both a risk and a promise.
21. The Bridges of Madison County - One of the most poignant romance dramas ever made. Can't even think of being in her shoes.

• Notting Hill

  A quite, ordinary man falls for a woman the whole world desires, proving that love, no matter how impossible, can find a way.

• How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days

  Love that starts as a game but turns into something real—two people trying to outplay each other, only to realize they don’t want to play at all.

• Me Before You

  A love that arrives like a bright, unexpected summer, changing everything, only to leave too soon. Some people love just to show us how to live.

• When Harry Met Sally...

  A love that grows over years of friendship, laughter, and arguments, proving that sometimes the best romances begin when you’re not even looking.

• The Vow

  A love that holds on even when memories fade, choosing the person all over again despite the odds.

• 50 First Dates

  Love as devotion—waking up every day, choosing someone anew, and proving that even a forgotten love can be made unforgettable.

• Chungking Express

  A love that exists in the spaces between people, in fleeting moments and unspoken words, in the traces we leave behind in each other’s lives.

• Midnight in Paris

  A love wrapped in nostalgia, in the idea of another time, another place, where romance feels more real than the present.

• Silver Linings Playbook

  Two broken people finding solace in each other’s chaos, proving that love doesn’t have to be perfect to be real.

• Groundhog Day

  Love that grows in repetition, in learning someone’s heart over and over again until it feels like destiny.

...plus 11 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Hereditary 2018 – Ari Aster
A grieving family unravels horrifying secrets about their ancestry, leading to disturbing supernatural events and psychological breakdowns.

2. Get Out 2017 – Jordan Peele
A masterful blend of horror and social commentary, following a Black man who visits his white girlfriend’s family and discovers a terrifying conspiracy.

3. Midsommar 2019 – Ari Aster
A folk horror nightmare about a group of friends who attend a Swedish midsummer festival, only to find themselves trapped in a disturbing pagan ritual.

4. Exhuma 2024 – Jang Jae-hyun
A South Korean occult horror where shamans and grave diggers attempt to remove a cursed grave, awakening a vengeful force.

5. The Shining 1980 – Stanley Kubrick
A psychological horror masterpiece where a struggling writer’s descent into madness terrorizes his family at the isolated Overlook Hotel.

6. The Witch 2015 – Robert Eggers
A Puritan family in 17th-century New England is torn apart by paranoia, supernatural forces, and whispers of witchcraft.

7. The Wicker Man 1973 – Robin Hardy
A British folk horror classic about a policeman investigating a missing child on a remote island, only to discover a shocking pagan cult.

8. The Exorcist 1973 – William Friedkin
A terrifying and iconic possession horror film where a young girl’s body is overtaken by a demonic entity, leading to one of the most chilling exorcisms in cinema history.

9. Suspiria 1977 – Dario Argento
A visually stunning supernatural horror film set in a prestigious ballet school that hides dark occult secrets.

10. Talk to Me 2023 – Danny and Michael Philippou
A modern supernatural horror where teenagers use an embalmed hand to communicate with spirits until the ritual goes horribly wrong.

11. Barbarian 2022 – Zach Cregger
An unpredictable horror thriller about a woman who double-books an Airbnb, only to uncover horrifying secrets in the basement.

• Hereditary
• Get Out
• Midsommar
• Exhuma
• The Shining
• The Witch
• The Wicker Man
• The Exorcist
• Suspiria
• Talk to Me

...plus 1 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.