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If you don't tear up when Coop is watching the video transmission from Tom and Murph, you might not have a soul.

If you aren't completely overwhelmed or filled with anxiety and shortness of breath when Coop and Brand are docking to the Endurance, you might have better control of your emotions than me (or you might not have a soul)

If you feel like "meh, this is a one-time watch" then you most definitely don't have a soul.

Watched on Wednesday November 22, 2023.

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It's bad.. like real bad.. and I wanted to hate it.. buuuut despite that I had fun!

It knows what it is, it wants to be shit, it wants to be trash, it succeeds at both while having fun with it.

An excellent badass prequel to Legally Blonde! This film details the harrowing tribulations that facial reconstructive practitioner Vanessa Lutz endured (at the hands of predators and the legal system) and overcame before she eventually sheds her old life by becoming LEGALLY BLONDE and adopting the identity of Elle Woods to continue her fight within the legal system!

Possibly the greatest tale of survival ever. I'm thoroughly shocked this docudrama hasn't been adapted into a dramadrama.

Disturbing and Grotesk!

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Mia Goth 😍
Finally watched this after the MaXXXine trailer got me amped up.. Don't know why I waited. ❤️ Ti West

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I waited way too long in life to watch this, but loved it when I finally did! It's hilarious (especially when stoned obviously) and when the song for their finale performance kicks in, dear god is it f*ckin bad ass!

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The fall is an awe-inspiring and breathtaking masterpiece, quite possibly the most beautiful piece of art I have ever seen!

The astonishing beauty and absolutely epic scope of this film are truly mind-boggling. It is incredibly effective at portraying a whimsical childlike wonder without being childish and also deeply moving as it simultaneously explores the depths of sorrow through layers on top of layers (that I am sure only a rewatch could fully reveal.)

I laughed, I cried, and I felt every nerve in my spine tingle. An instant favorite and a must-multi-rewatch!

To be honest, when I first watched this I thought it was "good", but every time I revisit it, the performances have more and more of a lasting effect. It is a slow-burn tale set in a small industrial town and involves working-class people just taking it day by day surviving with the consequences of their past. While the entire cast's performances are outstanding, the highlight is undoubtedly Woody Harrelson's portrayal of anyone's worst nightmare; a sadistic, violent, and unpredictable menace. The opening scene perfectly sets the stage for what is bound to happen if anyone should cross him.

While Woody's horrifyingly realistic depiction is incredible (and was undoubtedly Oscar-worthy in my opinion) you absolutely cannot discount the other excellent performances on display. Not to spoil anything, but there is a scene when Bale and Saldana's characters meet on a walkway/bridge where the words left unsaid alone are so powerful and carry so much depth and emotion it is heartbreaking. Remarkablely

Watched on Thursday February 7, 2013.

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All the movies that had my mind blown and straight trippin (long before I ever knew what trippin was like) Some movies are legit trippy, whereas others were so astonishingly well done or absurdly cool that my brain melted.

• Donnie Darko

  I thought I was Donnie for a minute.

• Fight Club

  I wanted to be Tyler for a minute.

• Memento

  I was very detailed for a minute.

• Se7en
• Vanilla Sky
• Pulp Fiction
• The Matrix
• Magnolia
• Twelve Monkeys

A small list of what I consider all-time bangers, because of either their shear excellence or nostalgia.

• The Shawshank Redemption

  Obviously

• The Last of the Mohicans

  Still gives me chills every time. My dad and I used to watch it often so it will always be special.

• There Will Be Blood

  It might not be everyone's milkshake, but this is as perfect as perfect gets IMO.

• The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

  It might not be the best Wes Anderson, but for me, it's the most comforting. A great one to fall asleep to (in a good way)

• Pulp Fiction
• O Brother, Where Art Thou?
• No Country for Old Men
• Fight Club

  It was after watching this (and Memento) as a teenager that fully turned me into a film geek and forever made me a Fincher fanboy.

• The Big Lebowski

  If you don't love this movie we can't be friends.

• Hell or High Water

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

A blended ranking between unknownness and underratedness.
The ones with good/decent ratings (See: Sunshine) are either not talked about often or I believe the ratings should be much higher than they are. The others just don't get the respect they deserve (See: The Cell)

• Sunshine

  Absurdly good and deserves the highest of praise. Incredible soundtrack. Also one of the only films I can think of that go from Sci-Fi to what it does.

• Underwater

  This was a blast! I'm convinced the only reason it's not talked about is the fact it was released during the pandemic. A solid very well-done claustrophobic creature feature.

• The Signal

  I don't recall ever hearing about this, but glad I stumbled on it because it's surprisingly good.

• Event Horizon

  As classic as space horror gets and another early one that had me f*cked up for a bit.

• Ad Astra

  I'm shocked that i don't hear this one recommended more often, it's got everything, a slow burn with great action, horror, and heart.

• The Cell

  One of the first movies that truly freaked me out. It is incredibly gorgeous and simultaneously very disturbing.

• Monsters

  Just stumbled on this one, while it can be a bit frustrating it is way way better than bad.

• Cloud Atlas

  Underrated. True True.

• The Cave

  It's what you'd expect from a mid-2000s horror, yet surprisingly good. A great claustrophobic creature feature.

• Pandorum

  Alien + Aliens + Event Horizon + Underwater = Pandorum
  It's not as good as any one of them individually or collectively, but it's still very good and icky fun.

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

A somewhat loosely applicable list for the "A New Leaf" showdown.

• Thief

  Just one last job and then...

• The Town

  Just one last job and then...

• Heat

  Just one last job and then...

• Fight Club

  Tyler is the definition of a fresh start.

• A Prayer Before Dawn

  Sometimes you've gotta be thrown into a new environment and meet some new friends in order to sharpen up old skills.

• The Shawshank Redemption

  Nothing like a fresh start in a new environment.

• Into the Wild

  A fresh start that goes great until it doesn't.

• Being There

  Every day is a fresh start for Chance!

• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

  Lookin for that freshest of starts.

• Psycho

  A fresh start that doesn't go too well.

...plus 18 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

These are either so bad or so unsettling/disturbing that I'd probably eat cat shit before watching them again.

• Eden Lake

  Well done with excellent performances all around, but utterly brutal and extremely hard to watch. Once is enough.

• Requiem for a Dream

  I've watched it twice, maybe three times, but each time I mostly regret it. It is without question an incredible movie with absurdly good performances, an excellent score, and an amazing style that I don't believe could be pulled off by anyone but Aronofsky. It's just too real and too brutal.

• Men

  F*ck this movie! The first 80% is actually pretty decent but the last 20% is utterly disgusting.

• Nocturnal Animals

  It takes weeks upon weeks to even begin to heal the scars this movie leaves, but they'll never fully heal. Way too real even if it's fiction.

• Hereditary

  Incredible performances, but totally f*cked up. Twice is enough.
  The piano wire, the head, the shrine, need I say more?

• Apostle

My list for the Best Music Documentaries Showdown

• Be Here to Love Me
• Wattstax
• Woodstock
• Monterey Pop
• Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him?)
• Searching for Sugar Man
• A Band Called Death
• Amy
• Cobain: Montage of Heck
• Bo Burnham: Inside

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My personal ranking of "Michael Myers" Halloween movies (meaning H3 is excluded)

Debate me.

1. Halloween

   The movie that defined the entire sub-genre.

2. Halloween II

   Continuing right where the first left off I consider both a pair and almost always immediately watch after the first.

3. Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers

   Hated by many, but my favorite behind the original pair. It adds additional lore that I feel would have benefited the franchise had they built upon it, but with production being plagued with issues that sadly did not happen.

4. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers

   A good one indeed.

5. Halloween

   The only good DGG entry, Jamie Lee Curtis kills in it!

6. Halloween

   Oh Rob, a solid entry indeed, definitely the grittiest. Would be higher than DGG's Halloween (2018) if Jamie Lee Curtis wasn't in that one.

   Props for bringing Danielle Harris back after she'd been snubbed on H6.

7. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers

   Poo Poo.. it's hard to know where to place this one.. Definitely the worst myers mask, especially considering this movie starts exactly where 4 leaves off and he has an entirely different mask? Because some dumbass f*cking lost the mask from 4? WTF?

8. Halloween Kills

   Absurd, but somewhat entertaining at least.

9. Halloween II

   A waking nightmare

10. Halloween H20: 20 Years Later

    Just bad, but the most comedic entry for sure. LL Cool J, need I say more?

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.