accurately recognizes the prater as a place of unsettling evil
]]>in what world is a bill calling for more defense contract spending not passing
]]>did i make ONE derogatory comment about the goose liver????
]]>ed begley is phoning it TF in ofkskkslqlxn. also hard to take seriously when the chiefs engage in too much black magic to ever be at risk of playing for a wild card spot
]]>how does he do it…,
]]>can’t believe the cat got his own stasis chamber
]]>pennsylvania propaganda
]]>the best christmas movies understand there’s an inherent melancholy in the holiday
]]>it’s crazy when movies like this have one good scene like why can’t they all be written that way
]]>meaty in a way very few films are now. unfortunately spent most of it thinking about how i could be watching 12 angry men instead
]]>kind of incredible that this somehow makes la seem like a walkable (runable) city
]]>the “what if you were never born” part looks so large in cultural memory despite being a relatively small part of the movie
]]>the fact that it took me 3 months to try to finish the book and i still just gave up and returned it to the library with a hundred pages left should’ve been a sign
]]>i mean no notes
]]>when i say i want a love like the movies, this is the movie i’m talking about
]]>*guy who’s only seen dune* getting a lot of dune vibes from this
]]>every two minutes there’s a turn of phrase that somehow tops the one that came before it
]]>really lost me at the ayahuasca
]]>one of my best picks for family movie night
]]>Watched on Sunday December 1, 2024.
]]>for such a big budget you’d think this would look better. cgi everywhere, costumes from party city, fake plants. the first one feels so big, this one looks like a c tier marvel tv show. also it’s very jumbled and overly long to the point where you have to question what the hell was going on in the editing bay
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sorry i simply don’t believe russell crowe is a spainard
]]>did you know they kill you now if you try to make a movie that looks like this
]]>this remains an incredibly frustrating movie because the second act drags so much, it’s chock full of characters and plot lines that feel drawn out and annoying, and it’s still such a great movie despite all that. incredible third act that makes it all worth it i guess. and so much of it only becomes more and more relevant - the manosphere, the gifted child burnout, the way we understand our childhoods as part of who we are now.
also the guys in front of me watching this for the first time did the guy leaning forward in chair meme during the tom cruise monologue. so real.
]]>Watched on Tuesday November 12, 2024.
]]>Watched on Monday November 11, 2024.
]]>Watched on Saturday November 9, 2024.
]]>charlie was literally always leaving. he bailed at the first sign of trouble
]]>zac efron deserves an oscar for doing all that dancing with his pants halfway down his ass. or at least a golden globe
]]>Watched on Wednesday November 6, 2024.
]]>Watched on Wednesday November 6, 2024.
]]>Watched on Wednesday November 6, 2024.
]]>can’t believe margot tenenbaum invented vaping
]]>everyone wants to bring back early 2000s looks but where are the berets, the highlights, the stripes
]]>there’s nothing more american than baseball
]]>does a good job showing how something gets politicized in real time, and how so many of our current problems can be traced back to those critical reagan years when he let business fully take control of american policy. but felt line 60 youtube clips cut together. it’s impressive how much archive footage was found and used effectively but it really could’ve used a talking head or narrative voice to pull it together
]]>very good directing and performances elevate something that is overall rather cliche and jumbled. great in a theater! shame everyone is gonna watch it on “apple tv plus” and hate it
]]>this is fine, with looks into something that could be great but isn’t fully baked. if this movie had 20% less jamie lee curtis it would be much better
]]>big two weeks for kani kusrati here in philly
]]>everyone heats their house with coal fireplaces, the cars are from the 50s, there seems to be no option for public schooling, and it’s supposed to take place in the 1980s??? and people made fun of people for thinking banshees of inisherin was contemporary
]]>This review may contain spoilers.
fuck the young pope it’s all about the intersex pope now
]]>really captures what it’s like to have someone in your life that’s hard to love yet you want and need to love all the same
]]>a really powerful, very timely documentary. i don’t know how anyone can live when we do now and not see the palestinian struggle as the defining moral issue of our time. the camerawork is both shaky and steady, contrasting the extremes of life under occupation. the filmmakers show idf soldiers with huge guns and tanks, harassing palestinians armed with nothing but cameras; the way israeli and western media twist what is happening in real time; how israel only exists through the support of its western allies (it’s crazy that the democrats are now further right on this than TONY BLAIR).
through it all, the relationship between basel and yuval hold the film together. the contrast between the two of them, the freedom and possibilities of their lives, is stark. basel even says that yuval wants to end the occupation in 10 days. he has the fervent desperation of someone who has just discovered an atrocity, while basel is resigned after being born and raised in a situation that has only gotten worse.
it’s one of those films that everyone should see and most people won’t. there were even walkouts in the festival screening. but you cannot make people leave when they have no other land
]]>i am a sucker for sibling (or sibling like) dynamics such is this one, but overall doesn’t lean in as much as i want it to. funny but not as funny as it could be, emotional but not as emotional as it should be
]]>overly long and at the end of the day, i just don’t like opera that much. while i appreciate larrain’s commitment to the aocu (aristole onassis cinematic universe), the framing device here is much clunkier than in jackie. i also think it lacks the clarity and central focus of jackie, and maybe it’s unfair to compare the two, but they’re just similar enough that you have to
]]>my kind of love story actually. so happy they actually went for it
]]>absolutely astounding first feature. not really sure what to say other than i really really liked it! the moment when srinivash asks anila who mira is more like and she says mira thinks she’s like her dad and wants to be like her dad a few moments after you saw her refuse to dance like her mom…..
]]>this being released on valentine’s day is crazy. date night movie of 1991
]]>this movie is like crack to me i can’t rewatch it too much or i get addicted
]]>what the FUCK was her visa situation
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]]>shout out to the pfc for real
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]]>not necessarily “”good”” or even liked by me, just ones that made me lose it in a move theater surrounded by other people, ranked from blubbering to tearing up visibly
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