ms purple.. 7/10

this was aight.

Killer’s Kiss

3/5

Spartacus

4/5

the king of comedy 4.5/5

midsommar 3/5

Inglorious Basterds

Such good tension throughout the whole thing. Christoper Waltz really shined throughout. Each act is so good.

Housebound (2014)

8

The Phantom Menace

4/5

rewatched it today been a minute

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 5/5

Mulholland dr

The Wind Rises
4.5/5
Amazing.

Greener Grass (2019)
If you like weird ass comedy, like that stuff u find on Adult Swim, then you should definitely check this out. We need more comedy like this in cinema.

I broke down in the theater during marriage story at this scene. It f***ed me up so hard...

Someone saw that criterion heist post

FWIW I f***ing hated Italian job. I thought it was soooo bad

Glad you decided to check out Spartacus then?

yup i jus decided to watch all of em

letterboxd.com/cosmicslopshop/list/stanley-kubrick-movies-ranked-best-to-worst

watched league of gentlemen (really cool flick) before they did that heist collection thingy

but yeah, as for italian job, wasn't suuuper keen on it. it had its moments but it felt kinda dull and dragged for the most part for me. twas OK but i don't really see why it's considered to be one of the best british films

Spartacus isn’t „great“ but it still very good. And there’s just something special about epics. The whole feel. Goes double for the actual great epics.

Id definitely have a bit different ranking including putting some of your highest ranked films toward the bottom. But Kubrick is one of those directors where that happens a lot

Trendsetter :yechoice:

Actually put League of Gentlemen on my watchlist because of that crit thing myself.

Agreed on it not being a good representative for british film. Not even the heist was good... And everything else was bad too.

yeah most of his films i gave a 4/5

solid filmography tho

the ending for Spartacus tho

The Family Man (2000)

6

Swiss Army Man....

Umm... i don't know what to think lol. Don't think I'll ever watch it again but it was cute. Just very bizarre haha.

The Piano Teacher (9/10) and Caché (8/10) were both f***ed up, Michael Haneke is an interesting guy. I think I like him. Piano Teacher was very Bergman esque, even more so if shots were edited to follow more tightly. I want to say that Caché was Tarkovsky like, maybe particularly like The Mirror. More grounded, less fun in that way. More eerie too. I usually get some ‘entertainment’ out of experiencing/responding to even disturbing film content, but his films test my limit. Maybe for the best

currently in the fetal position

Sums it up nicely