Bad Boys For Life

8/10

Really fun movie, good action, amazing score (it’s Lorne Balfe duhhh)

I don’t regret owning the Godzilla criterion set at all, but after the first movie s*** starts to get MID af. So I’m struggling to get through the set, last night’s Mothra vs Godzilla was big trash. In comparison, even the lesser films from their BBS story set are at least nice to look at. I’m jumping between the two sets rn

Rewatched Midnight Special for the first time since it came out.

Very underrated movie.

Just a bunch of edgy c***s. It makes them feel so special and better than everyone else.

The Master (2012) - 8.5/10

First time seeing it again after the initial release.
I forgot just how visually beautiful this movie is

Bicycle Thieves greatest of January

Columbus

Haven't seen that Mothra one since I was little (or the original) so I can't speak on it... But that's supposed to be one of the best ones, going by what I've seen from other folks I follow who are fans of that franchise

I plan on getting that set during the one of the half-off sale months this year tho, cause it looks really well done and I wouldn't mind checking them all out eventually

Took a little break from film this month but managed to watch/rewatch a few great flicks

Safe (1995, Todd Haynes) 2/10

Love Exposure (2008, Sion Sono) 2/10

Wanda (1970, Barbara Loden) 2/10

Bicycle Thieves (1948, Vittorio De Sica) 6/10

Life Is Sweet (1990, Mike Leigh) 7/10

The Deer Hunter (1978, Michael Cimino) 8/10

Crumb (1999, Terry Zwigoff) 9/10

Late Spring (1949, Yasujiro Ozu) 9/10

midsommar - 9/10
once upon a time in hollywood - 6/10 (i had no clue what was the point of it the whole time if anyone could inform me that'd be great)

Little Women (2019)
8.5/10

Yeah this is really good. Great acting all around. Saoirse Ronan and Timothee Chalamet were fantastic every time either of them were on screen and even better together. Timothee probably deserved a best supporting nom for this. Film does a great job of showing intimate and dramatic moments that allow us to feel at home with the characters and feel the emotions they do. I also appreciate the way the film pays off those moments later that give both the sweet and heartbreaking moments meaningful.

This is really solid and I enjoyed it. The non-linear storytelling was fine, but did confuse me for a moment towards the end. Great film but it isn’t exactly mind-blowing or a game changer.

Yea I was disappointed because it does have a better relative reception, but the final fight scene is really unapologetically embarrassing to watch. It is still phenomenally well done though with the packaging+illustration for each movie. At the very least, it is a fantastic (and semi-fantastically expensive) coffee stand decoration 💀

Damn that Mothra theme song is still a classic tho haha. That's the only thing I still vividly remember from watching the film as a kid cause my grandpa would always sing it haha

A Hidden Life: 10/10

The Hunt (2012): 3.5/5

This was so frustrating to watch, they ruined that man

ad astra very good wow makes you think

1917

9/10

Dr Sleep is so good! 8.5/10

They really got Jacob Tremblay for that role?

Rebecca Ferguson

Mike Flanagan also edited this?

I swear hardest thing about being a cinephile

Ive seen so many great movies I wanna revisit and so many I hvnt seen but can never find the time

Midnight special, you were never really here, the sisters brothers have been the most recent ones

In my ideal world id like to go over the filmog of evey director i like atleast 2wice smh but unlike music u cnt do movies passively smh

S*** messes w my ocd when I randomly remember a film or director id like to explore me

Ginger and rosa another great film

In the meantime i got tht new malick on rn will let yall kno the review

The score and sound production in Midnight Special is underrated and very well done