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Rewatching Collateral after all these years was honestly incredible. This movie is just perfect, from the intense action to the incredible acting, the gripping story, and the flawless atmosphere. Every element works together so smoothly, making it one of the most perfectly crafted films I’ve ever seen. It might just be straight up flawless.

Thunderbolts is easily one of the best marvel movies in a long time. Just an absolute blast from start to finish, dark, emotional, funny, and packed with great character dynamics. The cast chemistry is insane, one of the best I've ever seen, the action scenes go hard, and it actually feels fresh for the MCU. The movie explores incredible themes and is an important change. Post credit scene was insane.

Mockingjay – Part 2 is a really strong and emotional conclusion to the series. It’s darker, heavier, and more brutal than the rest, which makes sense considering how far things have escalated. The action hits hard, but it’s the emotional moments and the consequences of war that stick with you. Katniss arc fully comes together here, her conclusion being an incredible and emotional peak, for sure one of the most underrated I've ever seen. Yet the most underrated is easily Finnick's conclusion which is by far the highest peak in the saga imo. The final stretch of the film is genuinely powerful and even haunting at times. Not a perfect film, but as a final chapter it delivers very well. 4.5/5 and super underrated as a finale.

Mockingjay – Part 1 is a solid entry in the series, though not quite as good as the previous two. The pacing can feel slow at times, as it spends a lot of time building the rebellion and preparing for the final battle. That said, it’s still gripping, with great performances, especially from Jennifer Lawrence. The political tension and emotional stakes are high, and you really feel Katniss's burden of leadership. It sets up the finale perfectly. A strong 4/5, but it’s clear this is just the setup for the conclusion.

Catching Fire is easily one of the best sequels ever made and without a doubt better than the first. The stakes are way higher, the story gets darker, and the world expands in such a natural and intense way. Every scene hits harder, the character development is top-tier and the writing is just so sharp and layered. The Quarter Quell setup is genius, and the buildup to rebellion is done perfectly. Absolutely incredible movie, 5/5 again.

Rewatching The Hunger Games reminded me just how underrated and well-written this movie is. It’s a perfect blend of action, political commentary, and emotional depth. The world-building is incredible, the characters are well developed, and Jennifer Lawrence’s performance as Katniss is amazing. The story about survival, sacrifice, and rebellion is as gripping now as it was on my first watch. Honestly, this movie doesn't get enough credit. Loved it so much. A solid 5/5, I'm excited to dive into the rest of the saga.

This movie is so underrated it’s insane. The Count of Monte Cristo is just an absolutely incredible film from start to finish. The first half is one of the best I’ve ever seen in a movie. The pacing, the buildup, the dialogue, the betrayal, the prison scenes, it’s all just so perfectly done. You feel every bit of Edmond's suffering, and when he finally starts planning his revenge, it’s impossible not to be fully locked in. And then the second half is also amazing. The way Edmond reinvents himself as the Count and slowly, methodically dismantles everyone who wronged him is so satisfying. The acting is top-tier, the cinematography is beautiful, and the way it captures the themes of revenge, justice, and redemption is just perfect. What makes this movie even more special is how deep it actually is. So many scenes, themes, and symbolisms are completely misunderstood or overlooked. It’s not just about revenge, it’s about identity, fate, power, and what it truly means to be free or held back by yourself. Edmond loses himself in it and that theme is so well done. The whole movie plays with the idea of justice vs. vengeance, fate vs free will and the transformation of Edmond into the Count is honestly one of the most fascinating character arcs ever. The way it all plays out is just genius, and the emotional weight behind everything makes it so much more than just a revenge story. The dinner scene, Fernand's conclusion and the ending scene are all such incredible and deep peaks. This movie deserves way more recognition, it’s easily the best adaptation of the story and a lot better than the new remake. One of the best films ever made. 5/5, no question.

This is by far one of the best romantic comedies ever, its funny, heartfelt, and way deeper than you would actually expect. The cast is incredible, the chemistry is perfect, and the way it balances humor with real emotional depth is just impressive. Also that plot twist is genuinely one of the best ever. It comes out of nowhere in the best way possible, completely flipping everything on its head. No way you see it coming, and when it happens, it’s absolutely legendary. An incredible movie all around. Solid 4.5/5.

Forgot to log this, what an absolutely incredible movie and Mikey Madison deserved this oscar a lot. A masterpiece in storytelling and acting. Absolutely loved it

Watching the big 4 before the oscars tonight, started with this. A really good movie with an incredible leading performance. Really enjoyed this.

Rewatching Kingsman was just as entertaining as the first time and all the other rewatches. This movie is pure fun. The action is stylish and enjoyable, the humor is sharp, and the cast absolutely kills it. The church scene is still one of the best action sequences ever. A wildly enjoyable and fresh take on the spy and action genre that never gets old. Fantastic movie

Rewatching this movie reminded me how insanely misunderstood it is. It’s not about giving you easy answers or a neat resolution, it’s about moral ambiguity, conflicting ideologies, and how far people will go for what they believe in. Its not close to what people were expecting it to be but imo its better than what I hoped for. The empty feeling ending, the confusion, some of the lifeless seeming characters, the lack of a clear right or wrong...that’s exactly the point, and it makes the story so much richer. The main actresses, Cailee Spaeny and Kirsten Dunst, were absolutely phenomenal in their roles. Cailee especially delivered an incredible performance that stood out and left a lasting impression, just amazing work!
I watched two of her movies back to back, both incredible. Overall this is an amazing, important movie that challenges its audience, and the hate for it feels like proof of how well it works. Absolutely brilliant.

Watched this with my dad which makes the whole experience way better, very fun movie and extremly enjoyable. Nothing special at all but Cameron and Jamie's on screen chemistry is absolutely amazing, I need them in more movies together. Nice and fun watch

As a huge fan of the original Alien, I found this to be an exceptional and refreshing installment in the series. While I adore the original, this came so close to matching it for me, it was just that good. Cailee Spaeny and David Jonsson both shine in the lead roles yet the whole cast delivered phenomenal performances, and the tension, atmosphere, and sheer enjoyment made it an unforgettable experience. This was absolutely fantastic. Easily a 5-star film!

Rewatching Parasite after watching it for the first time in 2019 was an incredible experience, it's even better than I ed. This movie is a perfect masterpiece, an absolute triumph in every way. From the flawless direction and writing to the performances, cinematography and the never ending symbolisms, it’s pure cinematic genius. It’s the greatest fkn movie ever made, the best human achievements in film that stands toe-to-toe with my all-time top Das Boot as both are my current top one. Honestly, nothing else compares.

Easily the funniest movie I’ve ever seen, this had me laughing harder than any film before. The chemistry between Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum is perfect, the humor is relentless, and every scene is just hilarious. Pure comedy perfection.

A really intriguing story, filled with twists and reveals that keep you engaged, but something about it felt a bit lifeless. The pacing was slow at times, and while the storytelling was solid, the movie didn’t really grab me in the way I expected. The twist, while clever, felt pretty obvious, and by the time it came around, it didn’t pack the punch I was hoping for. The conclusion didn’t quite hit either, it felt like it left too many things unresolved, leaving the story with a sense of incompleteness. Still a decent watch, but not as satisfying as it could’ve been.

The Mist is a tense and gripping horror movie that builds dread with masterful pacing and great character tension. It also explores some great themes and the characters are all very well done. The creature effects, cinematography and psychological breakdowns are pretty good aswell but what truly sets it apart is THAT ending, hands down the most shocking, devastating, and gut wrenching conclusion I’ve ever seen. It’s pure emotional devastation, brilliantly crafted yet so cruel and brutal it leaves you haunted. A really good movie overall, but that ending... absolutely unforgettable.

Rewatching The Host was an experience beyond words, pure perfection. It’s easily one of my favorite films ever and the best monster movie oat. The balance of horror, comedy, drama and heart is flawless, and every scene hits with fresh intensity, even on rewatch. I’ve never enjoyed a rewatch this much, something just clicked this time, like a personal enlightenment. Bong Joon-ho’s direction is genius, turning a creature feature into a deeply human, unforgettable cinematic triumph

This movie is a gripping, intense journey with incredible world-building and sharp social commentary. The action is brutal, the pacing relentless, and the tension never lets up. Its final moments deliver one of the most powerful and unforgettable conclusions I’ve ever seen....absolutely brilliant. Amazing film

Couldn't really like it

You just have to love this movie. The perfect christmas movie and just super enjoyable

Goated once again, nearly as good as the first ngl

Goated comedy

Second best horror oat

Really fun movie, nothing special or new but very intense with amazing action and very well done thrilling moments

Pretty enjoyable movie solid 3/5

A really fun and enjoyable action movie, with a really simple plot that actually gets a lot more depth to it and makes the movie a lot more interesting imo. The cast is great, especially the leading actors obviously who all gave something special to this movie. Overall a really well paced movie with great characters,action,depth and emotion. I can also say this movie offically takes the title for best action sequence I've ever seen. Fun and a must watch imo

Worst movie oat

Well fuck me man
A fucking masterpiece

Deadpool & Wolverine is everything I hoped it would be and so much more. Its been so long and I finally got to watch it. This movie is wildly fun, endlessly entertaining, and surprisingly heartfelt. Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are perfect together, their chemistry is perfect, blending Deadpool’s relentless humor with Wolverine’s gruff, no-nonsense attitude. It’s a movie that knows how to balance chaotic fun with genuinely good storytelling, making it way more than just a comedy or superhero flick. Logan and Wade's character development was insane well done. The action sequences are top-tier, with very creative fights tbh that perfectly capture the essence of both characters. The humor is sharp and relentless (classic Deadpool ngl), but the emotional beats sneak up on you, giving the story real weight. It’s not just a fun ride, it’s a genuinely good movie, with amazing symbolisms, great development, great characters, fantastic conclusion and very well explored themes. The Deadpool and Wolverine "Like a Prayer" sacrifice scene is one of my fav in cbm's. Very well written movie that make it stand out in a crowded superhero landscape. A must watch for fans of either character, and honestly, one of the most enjoyable movies I’ve seen in a while!

Idrc what anyone says, this is a fkn masterpiece and such a good movie. I didn't even want to watch this at first but now that I did, it was completly worth it, this was extremly enjoyable and so well done. The movie is obviously getting outshined by Gladiator 1 for many people which is why some might rate it low or don't like it but this was FIRE. I can also say that Gladiator 2 might also absolutely destroy the Oscars, hoping for Pedro Pascal to win best ing actor cause he peaked in this role

"You know what the difference is between you and me? I make this look good"

I fkn love this movie so much, probably the most enjoyable movie oat for me. Seen this so often and it never gets boring it even gets better. While its pretty easily a top 1 comedy for me its overall actually a very well written movie and underappreciated in that area. Will and Tommy have my fav on screen chemistry its just so good seeing them together.
Not much to say otherwise just a masterpiece

Masterpiece. Terrifying. Suspenseful. Brilliant. Visceral. Unpredictable. This is just pure horror perfection and honestly one of the greatest films ever made. The isolation, paranoia, and fear that seep through every scene create this insane tension that’s impossible to shake. John Carpenter’s direction is flawless, and those practical effects are absolutely horrifying, even today. Fucking perfect. Watching the team fall apart as they lose trust in each other is disturbing, but it’s what makes The Thing unforgettable. Also the ending is quite possibly the best ending to a movie ever as its so hunting yet you don't know the truth, 3 possible meanings but we will never know.
Easily top 10 of all time and top 1 horror

Explosions, insults, and Ryan Reynolds being Ryan Reynolds—who doesn't love that? Probably the perfect feel good movie

Rewatching this movie was like discovering the perfect horror gold all over again. This movie is seriously so fkn underrated it’s hands down one of the smartest, most intense horror films ever. And yeah for me, Saw is one of the goats of horror. People might it for the gore and sure, it’s got that, but the genius here is how everything just clicks. The story, the pacing, the twists, and that final is just pure brilliance. Such an insane twist that will always get me.

What makes Saw different from your average horror is the psychology behind it. This isn’t just a slasher with jump scares, it’s a horror film that thinks. It digs deep into human choices, morality, and survival which is so perfectly done. The whole concept of Jigsaw’s game is insane because he’s not just some random killer. He’s got this twisted moral com, where he’s not just killing people but forcing them to confront their lives and decisions. It’s disturbing and fascinating all at once. Every trap he sets isn’t just there to scare the viewers but it’s built to make you think about how far someone would go to survive, to live a life they actually value. Its a theme you pretty much don’t see often in horror, and it’s dark but in this way that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

And then there’s all those symbolisms. The bathroom, it’s like a prison for these characters regrets and choices, this brutal reflection of how trapped they are by their own issues. It’s genius how the setting alone creates that sense of dread and claustrophobia, making you feel as trapped as they are. The whole time, you’re piecing things together just as they are, and it’s all building to that insane twist ending, one of the best reveals in movie history, no question. I will always be shocked by that. The tape recorder, the clock ticking down, it’s all like some messed up commentary on life and consequences, and it actually works so well.

James Wan and Leigh Whannell nailed the atmosphere too like its crazy that you feel the hopelessness, the dirt, the fear in every scene. And for a movie made on such a tiny budget, it still looks incredible. Also the performances, especially from Cary Elwes and Whannell himself are fantasic, esecially those last 10 minutes. It’s like you’re watching real people in the most horrific situation imaginable, not some slasher flick with invincible killers and jump scares every five seconds. This movie basically launched a whole new subgenre of horror. Masterpiece of a rewatch

This felt like the weirdest buddy-cop fever dream

Man this was fantastic

Had to rewatch this since I literally didn't even watching it. Well I absolutely loved this such a great movie. Exactly my type of film
Low 4.5

Well idk

I really enjoyed this. Perfect for a Ghostbusters fan

Masterpiece

"Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me" is pure cinematic insanity in the best way possible. This movie is haunting, surreal, and utterly mesmerizing. It’s one of those films that burrows deep into your mind and lingers long after the credits roll, it’s easily one of the greatest movies of all time. David Lynch delivers something so bold and intense here that it’s impossible to shake off. This film takes you deep into the final days of Laura Palmer, the tragic character whose mystery looms over the entire Twin Peaks series, and it does so with such raw emotional power and nightmarish imagery that it feels like a fever dream. Sheryl Lee’s performance as Laura Palmer is nothing short of extraordinary. She embodies every ounce of trauma, pain, and conflict that Laura goes through, pulling you into her downward spiral in a way that’s both heartbreaking and terrifying. The atmosphere of Fire Walk with Me is insane, it’s dark, eerie, and filled with Lynch’s signature surrealism that messes with your mind. The film moves through moments of intense dread, twisted beauty, and mind-bending sequences that make you question everything. And also the soundtrack is absolutely perfect, enhancing every eerie moment and emotional beat with haunting melodies. What makes this film stand out, even more, is how Lynch isn’t afraid to dive deep into the darkness of Laura’s world. It’s disturbing, emotional, and at times hard to watch, but that’s what makes it so powerful. The way it reveals the true horror behind her life and death adds layers to the entire Twin Peaks mythos, making it an essential piece of the puzzle. This isn’t just a prequel, it’s a standalone masterpiece. It’s disturbing, complex, and hypnotic, a film that makes you think, feel, and question everything. The blend of horror, mystery, and surrealism is masterful, and the emotional depth it reaches is insane.
Lynch is in top form here, and Fire Walk with Me is easily one of the most unforgettable films I’ve ever seen. Top 10 of all time, no question.

Still the greatest comedy oat

This was not it

This was a mind-blowing and emotional rollercoaster. I honestly can't put into words how insane this movie is in the best way possible. From the first scene to the last, it grabs you by the heart and refuses to let go. Matt Damon’s performance as Will Hunting is phenomenal. The depth, vulnerability, and sheer brilliance he brings to the character make you root for him every second of the way. Watching his journey from a troubled, rebellious genius to someone finally confronting his internal conflicts is both heart-wrenching and incredibly inspiring. The chemistry between Damon and Robin Williams is next-level, Williams's role as the therapist is pure magic, with wisdom and warmth that adds layers to every scene. Their conversations are raw and real, and each one hits you harder than the last.
What really blew me away is how Good Will Hunting mixes intellect with emotion so perfectly. It’s not just about a mathematical genius; it’s about life, love, pain, and the human condition. Every character feels real, every dialogue resonates deeply, and it’s all wrapped in this powerful narrative about self-worth, potential, and the courage to change. The writing is so sharp and authentic, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon truly delivered one of the most incredible scripts ever. The film’s message, that you're not bound by where you come from, and you can break free of your past is insane in how deeply it connects with you. It challenges you to think about your own life and relationships. That “It’s not your fault” scene? Absolutely iconic. I was left in awe.
Masterpiece

Man I absolutely loved this. Perfectly mixed with comedy and action. I've been wanting to watch this for quite some time and now I finally did with my dad, considering we are both huge Bad Boys fans this was amazing. This movie is everything you want from an action film and so much more. From start to finish, it's a wild ride that doesn't let up for a second. The dynamic between Will Smith and Martin Lawrence is as electric as ever, they bring their iconic chemistry back to life in a way that makes you feel like you’re hanging out with old friends, only this time, the stakes are higher, and the action is more intense. The storyline is gripping, balancing humor, heart, and adrenaline pumping moments that keep you on the edge of your seat. Whether it’s high-speed chases, explosive shootouts, or those classic one-liners. The action sequences are some of the best I’ve seen in the entire series, perfectly choreographed and full of surprises. You can tell they pulled out all the stops with the stunts, and the special effects make it even more epic. But what I loved most is how the film doesn’t forget its roots. It has all the nostalgia and swagger of the original Bad Boys movies, while still feeling fresh and exciting. There’s also a deeper emotional core here, with the theme of brotherhood shining through in every scene. You can feel the loyalty and history between the characters, which makes the final act all the more satisfying.

Genuinely a masterpiece

Jack Nicholson gave us the second best acting performance of all time in this movie. Had to rewatch this since I've seen many people consider this as the best acting performance ever and its extremly valid. Ofotcn is an emotional masterpiece in character work and story telling and gets you interested from the first scene on to cheering for Chief's escape in the final scene (one of the best scenes in cinema). Also can't forget Louise Fletcher who does her role so well that you just hate her every single scene.
Fantastic and emotional watch

Had to finally rewatch this movie to decide between The Good The Bad And The Ugly and Das Boot as it was always super close to me but this finally assured me of my opinion. As close as it is Das Boot is the greatest film of all time and nothing will ever really be better for me. Each watch just makes me love this more and more, more details to realise or just another symbolism to notice, this movie has got it all. Born in time to watch this masterpiece will always be amazing and it will always be a beautiful experience to rewatch this movie.

10 things I hate about you is my fav but not the best
Das Boot and Collateral are both 1

1. 10 Things I Hate About You
2. Das Boot
3. Collateral
4. The Bridge
5. Parasite
6. Memories of Murder
7. Downfall
8. The Hunt
9. City of God
10. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

...plus 115 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1 and 2 either way valid

1. The Mist
2. Das Boot
3. Memories of Murder
4. The Shawshank Redemption
5. The Bridge

1. The Thing
2. Saw
3. The Shining
4. Psycho
5. The Silence of the Lambs

1. Bad Boys: Ride or Die
2. Bad Boys II
3. Bad Boys
4. Bad Boys for Life

• Logan
• The Dark Knight Rises
• V for Vendetta
• The Batman
• Spider-Man 2

• Das Boot

1. Rocky IV
2. Rocky
3. Rocky II
4. Rocky III
5. Rocky Balboa
6. Rocky V