(not a rewatch of said movie, this is a post about one of my friends lilith... this was her favorite movie)
a couple months ago (around like spring most likely around april) i met someone by the likes of lilith through some of my friends. i don't if she was following me first or i followed her first. but whatever it was i remembered at first reading through her reviews and i was immediately amazed by her writing. her way…
"woah"
saw the theatrical re-release
honestly so shocked i managed to see this in theaters but i'm so glad i did. the past couple times i watched it on a laptop but finally seeing it in a theater just feels more fitting. the people eating popcorn, the more crisp and louder audio, the gigantic screen to highlight bill popes incredible cinematography (seriously before the 2020s this guy was cooking some of the most gorgeously well shot mainstream films ever). it…
the fact this isn't far off from what will happen in the world is terrifying. we as species being told to hide our emotions and feelings in the world, hiding the most integral parts of what being a human is. leading to a decay and reliance on artificial intelligence. artificial intelligence replacing us and our spirit as time keeps going and going. a world where it replaces us at work and many other aspects of life. we don't truly live…
after two years since his last feature the northman (2022), robert eggers is back to direct his long last passion project of the beloved classic from f.w muranu's silent classic nosferatu (1922). and bringing out a cast of incredible actors, his brilliant directing along with being historically accurate, and a ton of heavy themes to tackle he managed to do the unbelievable and make a remake that not only can be its own thing but also be just an incredible…
10/10
Puss in Boots and Kitty Softpaws worked together to do a infinite jump glitch at one point
❄️ emi 🏳️⚧️🍉 rated Midsommar
❄️ emi 🏳️⚧️🍉 liked charlie’s review of Emilia Pérez
❄️ emi 🏳️⚧️🍉 liked WillowPixie’s review of Paint Drying
