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Yes, there's a secret mall apartment but there's also a guy with a variety of tape colors doing awesome things with tape that was far better than any secret mall apartment.

A Powell and Pressburger masterpiece! Beyond creative and innovative for it's time. My only criticism is pacing. Outside of that it is FANTASTIC! If only I too lived in a Technicolor World.

Its a fun documentary but there's not much to learn. It's nice seeing the cast again but if you had questions they are not going to get answered.

There's no doubt this is Bogart's movie and this is one of his best performances. The honesty and integrity in this movie about greed by Tim Holt was my favorite though. There's a good guy so I had to root for him. Walter Huston is great here as well and delivers the goods. It was a great story, directed well, and now I know where those stinking badges comes from.

This was a great adventure that you should go on if you have not seen it.

Fight like a girl is the song that plays at the end and while Ana fights better than a girl as suggested she needed to be a bit more badass since she is supposed to be a trained killer. The grenade scene made the movie for me.

Dan Trachtenberg is killing it with the Predator series. Now, John McTiernan's original is near and dear to my heart, but since he's not in charge of the sequels I'm so glad Dan Trachtenberg is here as he's made the best since John.

The animation here is fantastic. I wasn't sure how I'd like Predator animated but YES please keep making these.

Ghidorah has three heads so we're going to need a lot of monsters to defeat him. This does happen, but with way too much human interference. More monsters/Less humans!

Short and Sweet! Tim Key sold this movie in such a great way. It's his movie to shine and he did.

This is a very well made movie for its time. Plus, Buster gets his dream and gets to play on a train all day. WIN WIN!

Mia Threapleton and Michael Cera steal this movie from Benicio del Toro. I'm a fan of Benicio's but I'm not sure he was the right fit for Wes Anderson. He has some great moments but then not so much. Also, while I was into the story a bit by the time it ended I was over it and just wanted more of Mia and Cera. A few gag moments of whimsical wonder are shown throughout the movie which do help save it for me but for now this is not high on my Anderson ranking. Like all Anderson movies, a second viewing always changes things so I'll wait for that moment.

I'm going to be honest here, I watched this while doing other things around the house. I liked the premise and the delivery, but the ending after the first ending and so forth lost it for me. I'm sure this was probably my fault and not the films but I'm not a horror fan and the house needed cleaning so...

As a film lover I should rewatch it with full attention but I saw enough for me to say once was enough. My apologies!

Also, I did not use AI while writing my review.

EDIT...I re-watched the last 30 minutes uninterrupted and see where I was missing some key things. So much so, I'm adding a whole star to my rating. Lilly is creepy AF.

Two brothers turn into buddy cops and stop human trafficking by killing anything that moves and doing some country line dancing. It had its moments but I liked the first ant a lot better.

I know this was all about boxing but I could watch Buster go camping like that for the whole movie.

Halfway through it takes a turn off a cliff.

I just watched "Seven Chances" where Buster has every woman wanting to marry him. Now he's in love with a cow. Buster is the Greatest!

Indiana Jones ain't got nothing on Buster Keaton.

For its time, it's great. An underwater sequence where Buster has a sword fight with a sword fish...HILARIOUS! It packs a ton of boat gags in one hour.

Dog Chariot race! Suck it Ben-Hur.

First off, that's the worst mode of transportation ever.

Lastly, thank goodness for that phenomenal stunt work at the end because the first half of this is rough.

Madcap Cops are no match for Buster!

How many stunts and laughs can you fit into 25 minutes? Apparently a lot. I laughed throughout the whole short film. I love me some Buster Keaton!

I'm not sure what Marvel is doing lately but they seem hellbent on killing a monster franchise. The CGI in this is subpar at best. The script was ridiculous. Anthony was given no depth to work with and seemed reduced to one liners. It also seemed like the whole movie was made for 10 year old boys instead of the whole family.

I haven't paid for a Marvel movie in years because of how bad they have become. I want to see Thunderbolts and the new Fantastic 4 but with shit shows like these I'll continue to wait till my local library gets them. People are so out there with their yelling at Kathleen Kennedy to be removed from the Star Wars Franchise but where is that yelling at Kevin Feige? As they say on ESPN...C'Mon Man!

I love musicals and dystopian films but this, while intriguing, is too slow paced for its own good. Tilda and Michael Shannon are excellent as always.

I liked the idea but thought it could have been a lot more raw like a Sean Baker film. That said, Pamela Anderson slayed it.

Hoo-rah for Pee Wee! We didn't deserve him but thank Jambi we had him. He stood tall in a world that wanted to crush him and he left behind a legacy of laughs. RIP Paul Reubens!

I had no clue that the song "That's What Friends Are For" came from a movie about pimps running hookers out of a city morgue. Madness!

I heard all the stuff about fan service. Well, color me a fan because I loved it. My only issue was how long it took for the movie to kick in. Like most Bond films the plot is ridiculous but the action getting you to the end result makes you forgive it.

Now, bring on Mission Impossible 9 Sunny Dale Retirement Reckoning.

Having 8 movies in your series and only missing on 1 of them (MI2) is incredible. 5 stars for the whole sha-bang!

Jennifer Connelly 5 stars!
Frank Whaley 3 stars...you're no Ferris

The rest of the movie 2 stars.

I would make Joan Fontaine a good husband if I only I knew what her name in the movie was. Oh Hitchcock how I love you!

Matt Damon plays an un-tanned cowboy. Henry Thomas is his un-tanned cowboy counterpart. I say un-tanned because there is no such thing as an un-tanned cowboy. All they do is work outside and are tan as all get out. Especially in Texas and Mexico.

Penelope Cruz, I adore you. You could make any man fall in love with you. Especially a blue eyed, crooked smile Matt Damon.

For its time, this was way ahead of it. It's also way before Natasha Lyonne's smoker voice that we all have come to adore over the years has kicked in. There are so many great jokes, satire, scenes that would make today's climate in America shit their pants so pretty please with RuPaul wearing a "Straight is Great" t-shirt on re-release this in theaters NOW!

Now, where can I book a reservation to True Directions?

Ke Huy Quan is the man, but this was hard to watch. Especially the "LOVE" aspect of this. 19 year age gap there. There are some fun scenes but overall this is a hot mess.

Did you see the trailer? Then you saw the movie.

Bergman and Grant and a love triangle with Nazis. What's not to love!

This is definitely not my kind of movie, but I did find it sweet in parts but otherwise I never need to see this again.

I'm not sure if this is based upon a young adult book or not but it screams of it. I actually liked the idea at first but then it all fell apart. There was one true thing in the movie and that is...if you put Anya Taylor-Joy in your movie and you say that you cannot her in anyway...that rule is being broken on DAY 1! Also, if were being honest here, the same pretty much goes for Miles Teller too.

Could Brian Cox bring the beautiful Rachel McAdams into the world? Yes, yes he mutha farking can! He's probably Cillian's father too. He's just that good.

I can't believe I've never seen this. A great film full of great dialouge, acting, and perhaps the best damn lighting ever seen in movie history. Joseph Cotton is terrific. Orson Wells rules in those outstanding sewer scenes. Treat yourself and watch this!

Coming off "Mothra" and into the frying pan of "Mothra vs. Godzilla". There's some refreshing of the Mothra origin story but for the most part this is fun, has heart, and has a big ol' Godzilla clumsily tripping his way all over the place. Yet another great commentary on the dangers of radiation but fear not, humans will learn their lesson. NOT!

I'm a straight white 57 year old suburbanite. There were a lot of jokes and commentary that flew right by me and that's OK. This wasn't made for me...or was it? Truly batshit crazy at times (pun intended) this story speaks of the trans experience via the Batman world and lots of it did make sense or enlightened me. 100% original and fresh! Watch this!

A sweet flick that my wife will love and watch over and over.

What the Hell just happened? Same director. Wow, what a fall from his most excellent Train to Busan to this disappointment.

Now that was one exciting zombie movie! Edge of your seat action. Watch this! Now, the sequel "Peninsula".

My all-time favorite Monster movie giant. This was unbelievable cinema back in 1933 and in some ways still today.

Corny and Crazy but here again we find Honda behind the camera with a whole new set of models to destroy and we're all the better for it.

The 1933 King Kong made me a monster movie lover. I saw it on TV here in Dayton, Ohio on a show called Shock Theatre. It starred this guy Dr. Creep who wore ghoulish white makeup and every weekend he'd bring the best in horror, monster, and sometimes disaster movies to my TV on WKEF every weekend.

So I grew up on King Kong and Godzilla and to this day I love these movies. In this movie I love the Octopus scene a lot. Awesome!

I found a clip of Dr. Creep on YouTube from 1979. www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEFHNsSOwaY&ab_channel=ShockTheatre

Ishirō Honda's best film since the original Godzilla. Here, we get an actual origin story. In fact, we get a great story all-around. Then as it progresses we get the Twins, the Song, and Mothra. Bangers all! I love how we get the many stages of Mothra too. I love that throughout the Godzilla franchise how Honda snags so many of Kurosawa's actors since they are in the same studio Toho. It ups the acting game and adds depth to an otherwise ridiculous premise. FLY MOTHRA FLY!

One of my Mom's favorites. Great film!

My first Italian film way back in the day. It led me to Fellini.

I'm prepping for 2026 Filmspotting March Madness Best of the 1940's. Sorry for logging so many movies.

Masterpiece!

One of my guilty pleasure masterpieces.

• 25th Hour
• 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days
• The 40 Year Old Virgin
• Adaptation.
• A.I. Artificial Intelligence
• Almost Famous
• Amélie
• American Psycho
• Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
• The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

...plus 78 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• 12 Years a Slave
• The Act of Killing
• Annihilation
• The Arbor
• Arrival
• Avengers: Endgame
• The Babadook
• Baby Driver
• Before Midnight
• Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

...plus 81 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• 8½
• 2001: A Space Odyssey
• Andrei Rublev
• The Apartment
• Army of Shadows
• Au Hasard Balthazar
• Band of Outsiders
• The Battle of Algiers
• Belle de Jour
• The Big City

...plus 81 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. 12 Angry Men
2. The 400 Blows
3. All About Eve
4. Ikiru
5. The Night of the Hunter
6. On the Waterfront
7. Pather Panchali
8. Paths of Glory
9. Rashomon
10. Rear Window

...plus 86 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Wings
• Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
• The Broadway Melody
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Cimarron
• Grand Hotel
• Cavalcade
• It Happened One Night
• Mutiny on the Bounty
• The Great Ziegfeld

...plus 88 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• After Hours
• Airplane!
• Aliens
• Amadeus
• Back to the Future
• Batman
• Beetlejuice
• Beverly Hills Cop
• The Big Chill
• Blade Runner

...plus 94 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• 3 Women
• Aguirre, the Wrath of God
• Ali: Fear Eats the Soul
• Alien
• All That Jazz
• All the President's Men
• American Graffiti
• Annie Hall
• Apocalypse Now
• The Bad News Bears

...plus 80 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Casablanca
• Citizen Kane
• Bicycle Thieves
• The Red Shoes
• Double Indemnity
• The Third Man
• It's a Wonderful Life
• Rope
• Notorious
• His Girl Friday

...plus 90 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The People's Joker
• Robot Dreams
• La Chimera
• Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World
• Femme
• Sweet Dreams
• Bad Faith
• Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell
• Gasoline Rainbow
• Good One

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.