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that colonel was so committed damn

i laughed, i cried (a number of times). i danced, i sweat, i got a shot, i ate. and i had many epiphanies.

the fact that all these drama could be happening right now
#cinematographicalmasterpiece

seven samurai meets twilight (?)

with a lot going on in its own home, still had the time to colonize my country wow

fucking  rich people

annie is so kind

you betcha yeah

poor things discourse all over twitter had to see this masterpiece again

this best screenplay…

Watched on Tuesday March 4, 2025.

i’m not a cop. now i’m a husband.

i hate hate hate why would you abandon your wife on your honeymoon like that…

also, i’m using this as an excuse to say that i’m coming back to cinema just before the oscar night yay

it was fun and all. had a few laughs but it was not my cup of tea

???????? OMG IT’S PHOEBE BRIDGERS!!!! ?????????

a big big letdown considering how good the first two movies were

they did not have gay sex (unfortunately)

oh yes, the concept of aging, it scares me

loved loved it

who even approved this remake smh it’s atrocious

these people breathe homosexuality, there is no friendship in the world for them, just gay people and the rest is homophobic... this is our generation

his legs were not long :///

i don’t belong in the world, that’s what it is
something separates me from other people,
everywhere i turn, there’s something blocking my escape

i have to it i decided to watch this film specifically for these lines. left a bit disappointed that it was cut out (for some reason???) but the movie itself was good.

far different from what i thought it would be. started a bit slow but got so intense later. completely mind-blowing plus the ending was very good.

this is basically before sunrise but a little bit gay

not really a big ghibli fan, was just familiar with some of its films but this somehow still met my expectations. great story and visually stunning.

side note: those parakeets are dumb asf

i like watching essay videos about this films and coming back to discover all the new stuff i’ve missed.

watched like 9 times now idgaf

ការណាត់ជួបជាមួយប៉ុលពត
I had anticipated this film since its premiere at cannes. Everything was so good. Almost couldn’t believe it. The cinematography, music score, and the acting were all pretty great. Loved how Polpot’s face was hidden. The clay bit in it, I loved it very much. I had a great time seeing it in a theatre full of people who appreciate this marvelous representation of our country.

great story. just couldn’t connect

oh and i’m in love with the technicolor

he’s got the fire 🔥
and he walks with it

found this so emotional and saddening given myself in laura’s shoes

the only good thing about this atrocity is “like a prayer” by madonna
#sucks

she did not just fuck that thing i-

samuel tried to pull a gone girl but quicker and failed miserably

when you both match each other’s freak

what seemed like just ordinary love story turned out to be an unexpected twist (should have known since it’s hitchcock). the second half made just everything more interesting to the story.

when you grow up, your heart dies

could have done better

how black-and-white was my valley

be gay do crimes (literally)

i'm this level of nosy ngl

when the director is so good at his job and always stays true to his nature

i’ve always wondered how are they able to fly 🤔 they can defy gravity or sumn

this is so stupid i love it omg

two men enter, one man leaves 

the overall was great given the time being but this apocalypse setting jumped too fast i think there should be a mini series covering the event

hmm what is this atrocity… now i wonder how did this lead to the apocalypse

it’s hard to beat its previous movie but furiosa really does not disappoint you.

btw i can’t stop thinking how anya doesn’t cook but starred in the menu and she doesn’t even have a driver license and now she starred in mad max saga. such a queen

i watched 2 post-apocalyptic sci-fi movies today, this is definitely top 2 and it ain’t #2

what a terrific near-3 hour epic that was marvelous and fantastic almost in every aspect. the unexpected twist in the last 40 minutes, the sadness and anger you can see in chani’s eyes, just wild.

longing for the past that you have no idea about is one thing that i think one shouldn’t do but this ends with such a beautiful ending.

dad

an emotionally devastating film depicting the love and hard times as well as choices of an old couple. did not expect it would lead to something so tragic.

phenomenal performances and mind-blowing screenplay. my wait to see it in a big screen is really worth it.

• Mad Max: Fury Road
• Knives Out
• The Godfather
• You Can't Take It with You
• It's a Wonderful Life
• 12 Angry Men

• Titane
• The Shape of Water
• Possession

based on my enjoyment of the film and somewhat the quality of the film itself

1. The Apartment
2. The Godfather Part II
3. The Godfather
4. Everything Everywhere All at Once
5. Spotlight
6. You Can't Take It with You
7. Parasite
8. Gone with the Wind
9. Casablanca
10. Schindler's List

...plus 79 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

what did i just watch

• Incendies
• Mysterious Skin
• Oldboy
• Requiem for a Dream

we all love to see protagonists win in the end. but what if the antagonists win instead?

• Rosemary's Baby
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
• Cool Hand Luke
• The Empire Strikes Back
• Avengers: Infinity War
• The Silence of the Lambs
• Se7en
• The Usual Suspects
• No Country for Old Men
• Hereditary

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

1. Autumn Sonata
2. Persona
3. Wild Strawberries
4. Scenes from a Marriage
5. Fanny and Alexander
6. The Seventh Seal