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now that’s what i call curbside pick-up, zombie style

seeing this in theaters made me love this movie even more, whoever did the sound design deserves an oscar because that shit made it 10x scarier when those zombies popped up outta nowhere

cinematography was insanely beautiful - the birds eye view, the 360 shot, using architecture with the rule of thirds framing, the costumes, the setting (i mean HELLO??? Rome is to die for), the umbrella scene, and literally so much more i could go on and on

this was actually mean girls for catholics in the best way possible; the drama! the backstabbing and lies!

(side note, i would want the job of the dude who sticks the needle and thread through the votes and then burns it. that seems so fun)

such great action scenes and it was quite funny too

something that bothered me was at times the editing of the dialogue doesn’t match up with the actors moving their mouths and it’s so hard to focus on the movie when i notice that, or maybe im just tripping idk

in honor of 28 years later releasing soon, it’s time to start from the beginning. i was hooked from the start. the visual contrast of Jim’s bright blue scrubs against the yellow tinted world; the shadow silhouettes in the corner of the screen that fade into the transition of the next scene; YOUNG CILLIAN MURPHY!!

sure the storytelling was a bit slow and not everything made sense but cinematically it was beautiful to watch and really inspiring for how to edit and direct movies. if i ever start my journey into filmmaking, like i hope, this movie will be an inspiration

what’s a mission impossible movie without an epic airplane scene 

henry cavil, the man you are, UGHHHHH <3333

INSANE OPENING SEQUENCE TOM CRUISE WHAT THE FUCK!!!!

rebecca ferguson you were so good and alec baldwin surprised me as well, i was a little iffy on his character but him and jeremy renner came in clutch for IMF

also, let’s keep simon pegg in action movies because he’s such a nice comic relief for this franchise. 

i can really feel the difference in the direction this movie went, such small details like facial expressions or witty dialogue that really brought it all together, i can’t wait to keep watching and loving each movie more than the last

this movie has such a nostalgic feel to it and it enhances the intensity of it’s tragedy - THE RECORD PLAYER SCENE 😭 also the fade in/out transitions made the movie feel almost dream like. i also like the voiceover that was telling the story of the sisters, the dialogue was like melancholic poetry

how did i not know young josh hartnett was in this movie!! his acting was so good, fuck his character tho 😒 great casting for the lisbon sisters. ofc kirsten dunst is captivating as always

sofia coppola, ur on my favorite directors list

watching twilight while getting a tattoo is euphoric

“if you looked at me once with what i know is in you, i’d be your slave” - heathcliff

brb on my way to barnes and noble. i need to read the book asap because this, ladies and gentlemen, is what a man written by a woman looks like

that ballroom scene is the blueprint for the “i looked around the room for him and he was already looking at me” troupe - WHICH I LOVE

the themes i got from this was: patience is key; if you love something, let it go. if it comes back, it was meant to be; people only love what they can’t have and when they can, they let it go

also i fear isabella is the most relatable character, but that’s just me personally

alrighty, not gonna lie it took me 4 times to finish this movie, BUT i did finally watch the whole thing and i am impressed. watching the original for the first time after only ever seeing the Robert Egger’s remake was really cool. i love getting to see where the inspiration came from.  

this is my first silent film i’ve ever seen and here are some things i loved about it:
- all the actor’s facial expressions
- how the music got louder and softer during intense and intimate moments
- the transitions
- the way nosferatu’s shadow was presented, especially during Act V when he reached for Ellen’s heart
- the color gradient changing so you can tell when it’s day and night 

my other favorite parts were:
- the fact that thomas was extra af with everything he did, especially the way he moved. he really was expressing himself with his body 
- the casting for knock was spot on
- all the cinematic shots, especially in Act V when the villagers were walking down the street with the coffins

i am in awe that tom cruise does his own stunts, he’s incredible

could not stand the lead actress, her acting was awful. you could tell they just wanted to find a beautiful woman without a care if she could actually give a good performance

anyways, this was exciting but i wasn’t on the edge of my seat like the last one

rest in peace PSH, he was the perfect villain for this movie

one of the most intense opening scenes i’ve ever watched

they upgraded Luther good man, as they should bc of that janky ass computer in the second one

okay can blake lively stop making movies now thanks, the last 30 minutes were her better moments 

anna kendrick saved this movie, but unfortunately not enough

a weird romance plot that took up too much time with a handful of jump kicks that should have knocked that dude out 4 hits ago

let’s fucking gooooo 

i watching the first 30 minutes but nothing after that. sure it could be seen as predictable but i loved every minute 

once again, a young tom cruise could save me

not only was this an action packed movie, but it had so many emotional moments that i didn’t expect to relate to so well

florence pugh, my fucking queen, gives a great performance. david harbor was the perfect amount of comic relief that this movie needed

one thing not related to the movie, but i will never go to a marvel opening night release again (besides fantastic four bc duh), these marvel fans have horrible theater etiquette - but it might just be the town i live in idk

you know what, this was better than i thought it would be. i already knew the plot twist going in so the end wasn’t a shocker, but the build up to it was great

ben affleck really nailed that role, and shoutout to the kid who played young chris too. jon bernthal was the icing on the cake; stealing the show in every scene he was in

the action scenes were awesome, chris knew how to mf handle those guns. i enjoyed the backstory/flashbacks, i think it helped the movie out a lot 

shoutout to angie for recommending this movie bc she knew i would like it, now im actually pumped for the second one (even though it won’t be as good)

imagine having to match someone’s freak for the safety of your own life

creep 2 is far better than the first, much weirder, and mark duplass’ acting is scary good

idk man bad movies like this are my jam, but is it really bad when it has mark duplass in it? 

it was quite funny at some parts but that could just be because it was so bad it was funny

i will never get over this movie not being nominated for best score

i don’t really watch a lot of war films, but this one had me on the edge of my seat the whole time

i feel like i was living vicariously through them just by their screams alone. the sound design was great and it really did seem like i was there beside them in action

i actually got teary eyed at one point. much respect for our troops

hey so that's one of my biggest fears actually!

seb stan, you ate that up

no way this movie is 2hrs long. as soon as it ended i wanted it to start over again, that’s how you know its a good fucking movie 

birthday movie date with tambria, happy belated birthday girly 🥳🥳

you have bewitched me, body and soul…

i will be the one on my knees proposing if someone ever says that to me

20th anniversary showing in theaters 🤍

this was a musical with a side of enemies-to-lovers

i swear i heard that girl sing more than they showed the actual fake marriage trope

i love me some religious cult classic movies and this did not disappoint

there were a lot of side character moments that (imo) stole the spotlight of the plot of the movie. so it was kinda back and forth and didn’t really flow nicely

however… the gory and bloody kill shots and action scenes make up for it

everyone say “thank you ryan coogler” bc that was epic

i was locked tf in at all times and seeing it in IMAX really was the greatest experience you could have watching this movie. everything about this film was beautiful; the acting, the cinematography, the transitions between camera film types, and the score really made it it’s own unique piece. 

i can’t wait to see it again soon

not as suspenseful or thrilling as i thought, i was actually just annoyed the whole time tbh

im upset i didn’t correctly guess who the air dropper was

best part of the movie was when they played Healing by Fletcher during the end credits

sadly a movie that (once again) if you saw the trailer, you don’t need to watch the movie bc all the good parts are already shown. with that being said, it’s still a good movie with some nice emotional acting on rami’s part

*tongue click*

everyone wants the friends to lovers, slow burn, she fell first but he fell harder trope…and this fucking delivers that

dare i say it’s on Normal People level of excellence 

god i cried so hard. so much. that last episode is brutual

i really enjoyed the long stills and one take shots. it made me feel anxious and kept me wondering what was going to happen next. 

thank you to the sound crew bc of y’all i could actually sense the emotion that the ghost was expressing without ever seeing the ghost’s face

WHAT DID THE NOTE SAY 😭😭

loved loved loved this film so much. the aesthetic of it all, the soundtrack, the connections between the characters, the editing and graphics, etc… (bc i could keeping going)

easily my favorite movie of 2025 so far

also there was a surprise actor that i didn’t know was in there that made me cry when they showed up

bruh i should have just stayed home and watched friday the 13th

princess diana you didn't deserve any of what happened to you

forever the people's princess <3

this was entertaining and i was actually sad by some of the character deaths

how many more times am i going to see Eduardo Franco play a high school bully *sigh*

i was just uncomfortable the whole time

having a situationship with a 19 year old just for a car is crazy

the score helped amplify the dramatic effect this movie was supposed to have but honestly i didn't realize feel emotional at all during this

special effects were amazing and brendan fraser definitely deserved that oscar for his perfomance

if you like cringy movies and read wattpad growing up, boy do i have the film for you

not exactly what i had in mind when i searched comedy movies, although this one did have its moments where i busted out laughing. it was way more deep and emotional than i expected. will not be watching this again bc it hit way to close to home at some points but i appreciate the experience of it

besides the god awful acting during any dialogue scene, this movie was decent, better than i was expecting

the special effects of all the different forms the astrologer takes is really good, shoutout to costume and makeup

the scream scenes and obvious jumpscares were the better horror parts. they actually made me anxious even though i knew what was going to happen

i didn’t know what to expect going into this but that was absolutely amazing. probably some of the best digital media editing i’ve ever seen. i’m profoundly jealous that i am not as creative as i thought after witnessing this. 

“you can’t make every shot perfect, sometimes you gotta let the film roll”

i’m so sad i didn’t see this in theaters, but i’m glad i finally gave it a watch. shoutout netflix for actually having a decent movie streaming (besides Blue Jay) 

i enjoyed this a lot, it gave modern retro vibes with the coloring and lighting, so it felt familiar but relatable for this newer generation. the storytelling was also good in that department. this film was more suspenseful than i gave it credit for

the acting was great, funny dialogue and a bit emotional at some points. i know that Lauren Palmer (iykyk) and Sza were the main characters but the side characters (shoutout mama ruth, lucky, and berniece) and extras were so involved, charming, and funny that i felt all roles were equally important (the ending did a great job at that, i enjoyed that end sequence). it gave really strong themes of the power of community and being there for people you love and really care about, no matter what. 

i found myself wanting that sense of belonging and girlhood that was displayed here, even if it was chaotic and messy

this was way more emotional than i expected

an overall awesome superhero action movie

i wouldn’t necessarily call this a horror movie but it definitely had some good jump scares in there that got me 

once again, mark grayson what are you doing here??

when i was 17 i went and saw this when it was first released and i was not much of a cinephile as i am now, so i leaving the theater in complete shock of, wtf did i just watch and that was so stupid i can’t believe i wasted 2 hours watching that. little did i know i was seeing absolute greatness in real time. 

it’s taken me a while to rewatch it since then, but now that i have, this movie just makes complete sense. there’s so much symbolism and emotion conveyed that it was hard to not be completely locked in at all times. having the movie start and end as the same sequence is my favorite thing ever.

Everyone’s acting was really great in this but Jennifer Lawerence, holy fuck, that was probably the best acting i’ve ever seen. the way i was an anxious mess the whole time is how i know it was a good movie.

oh god the animation style of the old ladies is really creepy wtf, but the warawara are my favorite, they’re so cute

i enjoyed this a lot, would definitely watch it again

i had a lot of fun watching this one, not only bc of the cast (jenna ortega, paul rudd, will poulter <3), but because of how surprisingly funny it was. it also had some really good kill scenes

will poulter stole the show for me, he’s just so naturally funny anything he says makes me wanna laugh

all of these actors play their characters so well that i can truly see them all being like this irl

basically this movie shows that dating sucks and you’re either “the rule” who turns into “the exception” or you’re “the rule” and will ever only be that

the camera effects and operation were probably the best part of this movie. the zoom ins and outs added so much perspective to the scenes, it made me feel like i was in the movie.

shoutout to the foley artist and sound operator because movies would be nothing without them. the fade outs of the creepy music into complete silence while the actors say their monologues (in the most spine chilling voices btw) just captured my attention whenever i noticed it happening.

the acting was incredible, the dialogue was intense, so with those two things combined, i was locked in the whole time; although i did get a bit lost a few times with the language barrier but thank goodness for subtitles

when i’m a famous filmmaker and i get interviewed by Letterboxd about what movies inspired me, these are the ones i will say

• Blue Jay
• Call Me by Your Name
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• Midsommar
• My Suicide
• 28 Days Later
• Moonlight
• Fight Club

thank u letterboxd instagram for interviewing celebrities so i can have the coolest watchlist ever

• Morvern Callar
• A Real Young Girl
• Angela
• Le Bonheur
• Badlands
• Opening Night
• Rotting in the Sun
• An Angel at My Table

• Call Me by Your Name
• Conclave
• Midsommar
• 28 Days Later
• Nosferatu
• Challengers
• Sinners
• A Ghost Story
• My Suicide
• mother!

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

told in parts, chapters, sections, etc…

• Moonlight
• The French Dispatch
• Queer
• Black Bag
• The Brutalist
• Nope
• One of Them Days
• Freaky Tales
• Conclave

• The Substance
• The Boy and the Heron
• Stalker
• The Monkey
• Tarot
• The Whale
• A Ghost Story
• Apostle
• Warfare
• Conclave

• Creep
• Creep 2
• The Blair Witch Project
• My Suicide

• Midsommar
• The Iron Claw
• Call Me by Your Name
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
• Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
• Dune: Part Two
• Uncut Gems
• Titanic
• Your Name.
• Oppenheimer

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

my outlook on life will never be the same

• The Iron Claw
• My Old Ass
• A Man Called Otto
• Barbie
• Your Name.
• The Farewell
• Aftersun
• Blue Jay
• Moonlight
• Beautiful Boy

...plus 3 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

movies that feel like my girlhood growing up

• High School Musical
• A Cinderella Story
• The Princess Diaries
• The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
• Barbie as The Princess & the Pauper
• Turning Red
• Kit Kittredge: An American Girl
• Bridge to Terabithia
• Ella Enchanted
• The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

...plus 40 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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

• Midsommar
• Hereditary
• The Substance
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• Donnie Darko
• Saltburn
• The Boy and the Heron
• Pulp Fiction
• Stalker
• The Killing of a Sacred Deer

...plus 7 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

2025 releases that i’ve seen in theaters

1. Sinners
2. Freaky Tales
3. Mickey 17
4. Thunderbolts*
5. Death of a Unicorn
6. Heart Eyes
7. Companion
8. Black Bag
9. Warfare
10. Wolf Man

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Uncut Gems
• Fargo
• Midsommar
• The Substance
• Longlegs
• Stalker
• Us
• Snowpiercer
• Inside Out 2
• The Blair Witch Project

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

i think i’ve cried laughing at one point or another during these movies

• We're the Millers
• Rush Hour
• Rush Hour 2
• Click
• Home Alone

idk why i haven’t watched any of these awesome movies earlier than i have

• Heat
• The Witch
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• Baby Driver
• Jurassic Park
• Fight Club
• The Butterfly Effect
• Moonlight
• The Substance
• My Suicide

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

• Mission: Impossible III
• Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
• Fresh
• Midsommar

movies that have their characters all connect or relate to each other throughout the movie or in the end

• Pulp Fiction
• He's Just Not That Into You
• Let It Snow
• Freaky Tales
• Under the Riccione Sun

• Girl, Interrupted
• The Woman in the Window
• Along for the Ride
• The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society

1. Whisper of the Heart
2. The Boy and the Heron
3. Kiki's Delivery Service
4. My Neighbor Totoro
5. Pom Poko

• Spider-Man
• Jumanji
• Home Alone
• Rush Hour
• Step Up
• Wild Hogs
• The Polar Express
• Big Momma's House
• Cars
• Toy Story

...plus 29 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Wings
• The Broadway Melody
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Cimarron
• Grand Hotel
• Cavalcade
• It Happened One Night
• Mutiny on the Bounty
• The Great Ziegfeld
• The Life of Emile Zola

...plus 87 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Anora

  Best Picture 

  Writing (Original Screenplay)

  Film Editing

  Actress in a Leading Role - Mikey Madison

• The Brutalist

  Cinematography

  Actor in a Leading Role - Adrian Brody

• A Real Pain

  Actor in a ing Role - Kieran Culkin

• Emilia Pérez

  Actress in a ing Role - Zoe Saldaña

• Flow

  Animated Feature Film

• In the Shadow of the Cypress

  Animated Short Film

• Wicked

  Costume Design

• No Other Land

  Documentary Feature Film

• The Only Girl in the Orchestra

  Documentary Short Film

• I'm Still Here

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

• Twilight
• The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
• The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2
• The Twilight Saga: New Moon
• The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1

*Created by @TruALN

Welcome to the first annual Reeltok Challenge!

There are 53 categories—one for each week of the year. Week 1 (Jan. 1-5) and 53 (Dec. 29-31) are short weeks, so feel free to watch those at a preferred pace.
This is a personal challenge, which means you build it based on the categories below.

There are only two rules to follow:
start and finish between 01/01/2025 - 01/01/2026 and, if possible, select first-time watches only.

Categories:

1. Select a film featured in The ReelTok Collection (link)
2. Ben Week: Select a film that features a Dinosaur
3. Josh Week: Select a Musical
4. Australia Day Week: Select an AustraliaCore Film
5. Groundhog Day Week: Select a film that uses Time as a plot device
6. :OhINeededThat: Week: Sort your watchlist by popularity, select the first film
7. Valentine's Week: Select a Romance film (link)
8. Roko Week: Select a film where the lead is a kid
9. Alex Week: Select a film centered around filmmaking
10. Schniebo Week: Select Sci-Fi film (link)
11. Max Week: Shuffle your watchlist, select the first film you roll
12. Saint Patrick's Day Week: Select an IrelandCore Film
13. Weeb Week: Select an anime film from Japan (link)
14. April Fools' Week: Select a Comedy film (link)
15. George Week: Select a film George gives a 5/5 (link)
16. Easter Week: Select a film centered around religion
17. :DeadSilence: Week: Select a Silent film
18. 30s Decade: Selected a film released during the 1930s (link)
19. 40s Decade: Selected a film released during the 1940s (link)
20. 50s Decade: Selected a film released during the 1950s (link)
21. 60s Decade: Selected a film released during the 1960s (link)
22. 70s Decade: Selected a film released during the 1970s (link)
23. 80s Decade: Selected a film released during the 1980s (link)
24. Remi Week: Select a Coming of Age Film
25. Summer Begins: Select a film set during the Summer
26. Midsummer Week: Select a NordicCore film
27. Canada Day/Independence Day Week: Select a USACore or CanadaCore film
28. :WhatDoYouMeanByThat?: Week: Select a film with a runtime of 180min or more
29. Cam Week: Select a film Cam gives a 5/5 (link)
30. Ferdinand Week: Select a film centered around sharks
31. Jordan Week: Select a film centered around a sport
32. Tyler Week: Select a film Tyler gives a 5/5 (link)
33. Trilogy Week 1: Watch the first film
34. Trilogy Week 2: Watch the second film
35. Trilogy Week 3: Watch the final film
36. Jonathan Week: Select a Indian Action film
37. Will Week: Select a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock (link)
38. Seth Week: Select a film Seth gives a 5/5 (link)
39. Fall Begins: Select a film set during the Fall
40. Trey Week: Select a Horror film with an average rating of 2.0 or less
41. Spooktober Week 1: Select a Teen Slasher film
42. Spooktober Week 2: Select a Found Footage film
43. Spooktober Week 3: Select a Religious Horror film
44. Halloween Week: Select a Universal Monster film
45. Ryan Week: Select a film directed by Sam Raimi (link)
46. Cash Week: Select a film starring Ryan Gosling (link)
47. Caleb Week: Select a “slop” film
48. Evan Week: Selected a film centered around Food
49. Winter Begins: Select a film set during the Winter
50. Allan Week: Select a Neo(n) Noir film
51. BenL Week: Select a Fantasy film (link)
52. Christmas Week: Select a Christmas film
53. New Year's Eve Week: Select a film where a scene is set during New Year’s

Please add the tag "rtc2025" on your list and diary logs so that we can keep track of everything, and link your lists in the comments below. Good luck!

1. Heat
2. Jurassic Park
3. tick, tick... BOOM!
4. Angel Baby
5. Donnie Darko
6. Fight Club
7. The Last Letter from Your Lover
8. Stand by Me
9. Sunset Boulevard
10. Star Trek

...plus 43 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

movies i found on pinterest that i want to either watch for the first time or rewatch so i properly rate it

the notes are how the movies are categorized on the pinterest feed, not how i would describe them

1. The Virgin Suicides

   hot girl movies-im just a (insane) girl-the female perspective movies-high school era movies

2. Daisies

   hot girl movies

3. Léon: The Professional

   hot girl movies

4. Possession

   hot girl movies-im just a (insane) girl

5. Lovelace

   hot girl movies

6. Closer

   hot girl movies

7. Gone Girl

   hot girl movies-im just a (insane) girl-mind fuck movies

8. Palo Alto

   hot girl movies

9. The Bling Ring

   hot girl movies

10. Helter Skelter

    hot girl movies

...plus 316 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Dune: Part Two
2. Challengers
3. Anora
4. Nosferatu
5. Longlegs
6. Trap
7. Monkey Man
8. Smile 2
9. Inside Out 2
10. The Fall Guy

...plus 17 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III
• Ginger & Rosa
• Spring Breakers
• The Bling Ring
• The Spectacular Now
• Enemy
• Under the Skin
• Locke
• Obvious Child
• The Rover

...plus 206 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Carrie
• Gia
• Priscilla
• Spencer
• Black Swan
• Girl, Interrupted
• Palo Alto
• Swallow
• Pearl
• Welcome to the Dollhouse

...plus 41 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.