6.5/10. Was dissappinted tbh. It's not bad but my expectations were high when I saw how highly rated it was. I have no idea why its rated so highly because it isnt all that

• The Long Goodbye-7.5/10

• Belladonna of Sadness-4/10

• It’s Such a Beautiful Day-9/10 (Bill )

• Straw Dogs (1971)-7/10

• Nightmare Alley-7.5/10

• A Dream Is What You Wake Up From-8/10

Thief’s poster might legit be my favorite tbh.

ok this was fire and enjoyable from start to finish. I thought the movie struck a near perfect balance between comedy and spy thriller. whole cast was great too. this is actually the first Billy Wilder film I've seen and it definitely has me excited to check out the rest of his work

8.5/10

To the Wonder - 6,5/10

Rosemary’s Baby - 9,5/10. Seen in cinema

Jackass: The Movie - No sound defines 2000s childhood like Knoxville's screams of agony

The Outlaw Josey Wales - 7/10

The Prestige - 8/10. Rewatch

Faces - 5/10. Being sober around drunk people: the movie. With the bonus of them all being d***s too

Mysterious Skin - 7/10

The Thing - 7/10

My Night at Maud’s - 7/10. Just f***ing love Trintignant

if this was your first wilder and you loved it then you've got a great way ahead

bro I gotta rewatch this again cause I knocked out before anything even happened.

not cause I wasn’t feeling it/bored but was barred the f*** out and was sleep deprived so ko instantly. Thought I had enough in me to squeeze a movie in before koing

forreal. Van wilder a classic

we talkin about billy wilder brah

u high or just trollin me?

Yeah it is

fire movie but wtf happened to the little girl when she ran off

the new purge 50/50

Loved it

The Battle of Algiers

Far From Men

Chinatown

all really good

7.5/10. Really entertaining with some cool scenes. Not sure if I should watch the sequels though. I saw that the first one is the only one worth watching

The Trust (2016)

Wind River -- 6/10

A Quiet Place Part 2 -- 8/10

Great sequel!

Lars and the Real Girl - 4/5

Ryan Gosling looks like he’s about to burst the entire film and it’s fantastic

Fav of these 3 ?

The Battle of Algiers

The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1964)

dir. Pier Paolo Pasolini

Blue Collar (1978)

dir. Paul Schrader

this actually worked surprisingly well as a double feature

I like Blue Collar's humour and quirkiness; yet I was impressed with how well it was still able able to come across as delivering a robust truth about American society etc in the industrial peak of Detroit.

St. Matthew was quite sensational especially in the second half, the first moments with the butchering of the babies almost made me not want to continue. But the acting and way in which Pasolini tells the story, made it worth staying around till the end. Also this might be my favourite film about Jesus alongside Ordet.