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bill did not need to go out like that smh

Watched on Friday June 6, 2025.

Watched on Saturday May 31, 2025.

Watched on Saturday May 31, 2025.

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This movie can honestly sort of be described as Challengers (2024) for someone who loves classic films and is into Rom-Coms. The overall storyline is great and makes sure to keep the woman as having independent thoughts, while sort of dictating the men's lives. To me the films are incredibly similar to each other because she wants both of them, then chooses one, then sort of goes back to the other briefly. Only in this film she ends up with both of them, whereas Challengers is incredibly up to interpretation about what happened after the film because we only see the friendship rekindle between the two men and in this film they almost sort of stay friends majority of the time, and coming to a mutual agreement to technically be in love with the same girl.

Honestly this film was sort of predictable and for being a sort of post-apocalyptic movie I was expecting more because I feel like this theme has been done too many times like 'A Quiet Place' and 'Birdbox' where there's a set of rules that you can't necessarily break and of course the main characters have to break them in order for the story of the movie to commence.

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I honestly loved this movie and it really brought me back into the Marvel hype. The action was there, the drama was there, even the comedic moments weren't too overbearing and it honestly has had a good storyline which has been rare with certain Marvel projects. It also does a great job with the end credits setting up them being the New Avengers and really setting up The Fantastic Four for the end credit and I'm honestly super excited to see both of these teams work together in Doomsday.

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That kids death was honestly so deserved and made me laugh cause i knew it would happen. 

Also can we talk about the double kill and how the guy died anyways trying to be a good brother, talk about bad timing. Also i might as well be one of the of the movie cause i predicted almost how every person would die in the family and i think it really proves how much anxiety prone i am and genuinely pay attention to details cause there’s no way.

Watched on Wednesday May 28, 2025.

Personally i liked this one better than the first. Not much to say really except for people are stupid in dire situations and genuinely can’t have rational fight or flight instincts.

Watched on Sunday May 25, 2025.

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This movie was genuinely disappointing for waiting so long. It didn’t live up to the fear street vibes and overall storyline of the originals, and i know it’s meant to be a standalone, but it’s just felt like a regular slasher film. It didn’t give the vibes of the 80s and just felt super rushed. Not to mention I called the killers and don’t even get me started on them trying to incorporate some curse, cause it didn’t even make any goddamn sense.

Man i was looking forward to this too. 🤦‍♀️

Watching this movie constantly reminds me of the star wars area in early Disney world at Hollywood Studios because of all the speeders and AT-STs being perched between the trees of the cue. This movie stands out to me from the original trilogy, even though Empire Strikes Back seems to be the most popular from them. From the updated version having the singing club on Tatooine during Jabba the Hutt's part and Hayden Christiansen portraying Anakin's ghost was just the cherry on top.

I will also never get over Han's face after Leia says that Luke was her brother. He's just thinking back to Empire and he's just like, 'No way I witnessed them kiss each other and they had a feeling the whole time they were siblings?????'. It never ceases to make me laugh genuinely.

I think this movie has a great storyline for being a silent film. It makes sure to include comedy, a love-story and action which makes it so authentic, and I would watch more of his style of films and these silent films overall.

Watched on Sunday May 18, 2025.

Watched on Sunday May 18, 2025.

Watched on Saturday March 15, 2025.

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honestly i knew from the second Jay came into screen that it was gonna be like some two killers type of situation. It was honestly giving Scream on battery acid and encapsulating gory Thanksgiving vibes. Honestly it was okay but, I loved the comedy aspect of it

definitely underrated in this series tbh

Shauna Shipman in another life always going through hell damn.

I’ve seen better end of the world movies, but it helps that this is literally a crossover between donnie darko and fiona gallagher.

yet another movies where sophie thatcher girlbosses and murders the bad guy. omg sign me up!

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steve and garret were definitely some type of homosexual for each other

i love when sophie thatcher girlbosses

Griff the butler was the most relatable one in this situation. He literally peaced out and ‘aye that’s not gonna be me getting impaled by a unicorn so’. Also if i had a nickel for every time Will Poulter played a rich kid who severely thinks he’s entitled, i’d have two.

Watched on Tuesday March 11, 2025.

the cinematography and costuming was really good, but wow this movie made no sense. 

I can also confirm ‘she didn’t bounce on it crazzzzy styleeeee’

Watched on Tuesday February 25, 2025.

Watched on Tuesday February 25, 2025.

i love when sophie thatcher girl bosses and does badass things

Watched on Monday February 24, 2025.

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no cause i would let jeremy take me to the underworld too

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Bucky being in this movie with that gorgeous haircut is great reasoning and i totally wish he would have this hair in a thunderbolts cause it’s like in between the short and the long and….

“Sebastian Stan…..man you’re looking good. If you ever see a man walking down the street like this he’ll be killing all the ladies pow pow powpowpow” 

- Anthony Mackie

This easily became one of my favorite rom coms even though i don’t watch them too often. But boy girl i wouldn’t wanna lose him either if he looked like how matthew mcconaughey looks in this movie cause zamnnnnnn

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this movie was crazy and in no instance did i think it would end the way it did. literally that biatch sue wanted all that time for herself, like girl why is it so hard to accept that the party is over. 

I loved all the references though…

The Shining, well done. 
Psycho, Definitely done well. 
Maybe Carrie….idk. 

It was all good and enjoyable, but dang they were really taking peoples like small phobias and just putting them in the movie. With the nail breaking and like gore was crazy. These SFX artists were chasing that bag fr because this deserved all the makeup and effect Oscar awards.

Watched on Thursday December 19, 2024.

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Twin emperors served camp and cunt. 

loved seeing pedro. then he died. 

loved seeing joseph. then he died.

loved seeing paul. at least he made it.

Also those gorgeous blue eyes reflecting back to me like the crystal blue waters of Rome. and clearly not enough shirtless scenes of Paul either.

Needed more Commodus flashbacks.

Watched on Wednesday December 4, 2024.

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need me a paul mescal and saoirse ronan clone fr 

I love the Irish ☘️🇮🇪

need Naomi Scott to make more music

this invoked such deep memories that i had with my own father like right after my parents were divorced and it was just me and him, when i would stay with him. Some of the best memories ive made with him then. Now i don’t see him as often as id like, but damn i genuinely have not sobbed like this over a movie. It just hit a little too close to home.

this is the beginning of the Paul Mescal Depression trilogy so i’ve heard.

okay cause elphaba is better than me i would’ve folded at fiyero so hard

ALSO ALL THE WIZARD OF OZ MENTIONS UGH I LOVED THIS MOVIE

need chris evans in more movies where he just gets free reign to curse cause it’s. A. WANT. NOT. A. NEED

Watched on Tuesday November 12, 2024.

Watched on Friday November 15, 2024.

Watched on Saturday November 2, 2024.

Watched on Saturday November 2, 2024.

Watched on Friday November 1, 2024.

watching this for the third time really makes you notice things you would’ve never noticed and props to timothee for crying in the credits for that long cause DANG

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No cause the second I notice some weird ish going on, i'm out of there. I don’t need no proof from my kid. Also no offense to the dad, but lowkey he’s kinda the reason why they stayed for so long cause he was too busy having a boy crush on paddy. Like dude get your family and get out of there, GROW A PAIR AND GET OUT!

• Challengers

  Two examples as of why this film could've been under censorship because of II. 3. Seduction or Rape and V. Profanity. The reason it can be put under seduction is the reasoning for the main character cheating on her married partner more than once. A reason for the Profanity censorship would be the amount of language they use in almost in every other scene or so. Personally I don't think the film would be able to work around the censors and this film couldn't exist if the code continued to be enforced because of how important it is to the storyline of the film between the three characters.

• The Florida Project

  One example of this film being under the censorship of the Hays Code would be under the section General Principle I. This would be considered under the censorship because of the depiction of poverty and struggling people without any clear moral uplift. I think this film would maybe perhaps would be able to work around the censorships, but it would be difficult because of how important to the storyline to emphasize the poverty and how these children are almost oblivious to the parents struggles of trying to give them a good life.

• American Psycho

  Two examples of this film that would've been put under the censorship of the Hays Code would be I. 1. Murder and II. 1. Adultery. The reason this film would be put under these two specific censorships because of the multiple murder scenes in the film and not to mention Patrick Bateman performing acts of murder and adultery throughout the film as well. I think this film would not work if the code was continued to be enforced because this film is based on a novel and so much of the information comes directly based off of that and Patrick Bateman's point of view and whether or not he's genuinely committing these acts and crimes.

• Saltburn

  Two of the sections that would be considered for this film to be censored under the Hays code would be I. 4. The use of liquor and II. 4. Sex Perversion. These two examples can pertained to the censorship because of the excessive drinking shown throughout the film by all of the main characters, and I would say the second example would be the main character Oliver sort of has fantasies of majority of the family that takes him in for the summer, and he somewhat acts upon these desires. I think this film couldn't exist if the Hays Code still was in action today and if it were to exist it would have to be heavily rewritten mainly because of the sexual content, drug use, and the act of unpunished evil and our main character Oliver commits all these sort of acts without any sort of punishment.

• Se7en

  This particular film can be in the category of German expressionism because of the sort of bleak environment throughout the whole film, It sort of rains in most of the scenes or it is typically cloudy. It uses a mass of shadows and overall ambiguous characters that can give us the tone of expressionist cinema.

• Edward Scissorhands

  I would say this film encapsulates German expressionism because of the use of shadows and architecture throughout the house that Edward lives in towards the beginning and end of the film are very stark in contrast, and it leans heavily into the gothic aesthetic found in those German films.

• The Nightmare Before Christmas

  The surreal and warped sort of tone of Halloween town gives the audience a sense of it being incredibly dramatic and gives the same tone you would see in the German films based heavily on the shadows and art/set design.

• Psycho

  The iconic shower scene is a prime example of a montage in motion because it has many rapid cuts, close-ups of our main characters, and using suggestion and implication from the audience instead of straight violence, and this does well to create the physiological effect and really had us to believe the main character would stay with us the whole film.

• The French Dispatch

  Wes Anderson's use of a unique visual art style isn't always particularly montage, but he layers multiple stories happening usually throughout his films and uses the sort of rhythmic transitions between them all to feel as if it is a montage to the audience.

• Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

  This film uses the rhythmic cuts as well, inserts, and juxtapositions and has the pacing set very well to be relatable to the Soviet Montage to convey energy of these characters and the relationships we see throughout the movie.

• 10 Things I Hate About You
• 13 Going on 30
• How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
• She's the Man
• The Proposal
• Anyone But You
• The Nanny Diaries
• Love Actually
• Overboard
• Just Friends

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• Donnie Darko
• Fight Club
• Interstellar
• Inception
• Midsommar
• Se7en
• Gone Girl
• Hereditary
• Shutter Island
• Get Out

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• The Phantom of the Opera

  This movie just seems like the ultimate classic of this story telling, and it interest me because I have always loved the musical and the overall story. Even though this is a silent film I feel as if it will capture my interest and the story will come across for me and indulge me to watch the other versions of this film.

• The Circus

  I was told this one specifically was a great film if you want to have a laugh and that the jokes that Charlie Chaplin displays are timeless and still carry on strong to this day.

• Metropolis

  I always have a knack for futuristic films and I think its just so interesting that this one was made during a time where they wanted to think about innovation and the future, and it's really cool how they try and display this theme through the art of silent film.

• City Lights

  I was also recommended this film because of the overall great storyline of the movie and it just shows to me sort of a classic love-story sort of film with more depth and plot.

• Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

  I also feel as if this is one of the many classics to come from this time because of how iconic these characters are and how they are still mentioned today. I have read the novel and I will say I'm surprised I haven't seen this film already.

• Psycho
• The Shining
• Scream
• It
• I Know What You Did Last Summer
• Jeepers Creepers
• The Faculty
• Final Destination
• Halloween
• The Conjuring

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• Girl, Interrupted
• Uptown Girls
• Call Me by Your Name
• Bones and All
• Challengers
• Little Women
• The Florida Project
• Speak
• Thirteen
• I Believe in Unicorns

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1. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
2. The Hunger Games
3. The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
4. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
5. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
6. Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
7. The Maze Runner
8. Maze Runner: The Death Cure
9. Divergent
10. Insurgent

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films where the female lead girlbossed the narrative too hard!

1. Midsommar
2. I, Tonya
3. Black Swan
4. Lady Bird
5. Don't Worry Darling
6. Jennifer's Body
7. Carrie
8. Last Night in Soho
9. The Menu
10. Pearl

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