


i saw the tv glow (2024)
moonlight (2016)
anything by kelly reichardt (2023)
dunkirk (2017)
zoolander (2001)
the northman (2022)
the book of clarence (2023)
aftersun (2022)
normal people (2022)
frieren (anime, 2023)
witch hat atelier (anime, 2024)
the talented mr ripley (1999)
ingrid goes west (2017)
paris, texas (1984)
ok this shit was sooo long n obviously dragged out by the kdrama trope of not communicating anything !!!. when it was silly and fun it was perfect tho. idk its like the plots too complicated for u to leave it on in the bg, so u have to actually pay attention but then it's also so slow n boring and covoluted that u dont really want that. worst of two worlds. the love story was mad cute tho. 58 bottles of soju
oh my my my . okay . ermm..yea . i get d hype. can we talk about the last ep of s2 though? absolute cinema. throwback!! to 90s sci-fi and such. put it on mubi. ughhhhhhh just watch the whole show for last ep of season 2. 67 erasers
the word charming came to mind watching this movie. it's obviously heart-aching, the topic of grief will never be accurate or easy to handle on screen. the acting and pacing left me magnetised. a beautiful film. 56 joints
expectations, expectations....what i was expecting: 3 hour heist movie. what i wasn't expecting....1.5 hour heist movie, 1.5 hour existential movies about yearning for freedom. if i had known! maybe i wouldn't have been annoyed and fell asleep. manage your expectations with this one! it's for the art-heads fr. 12 eggs
ughhhh i love you steven yeunnnnnnnnn . 85 horses
suffering from a case of chronic not-enough-episodes-rushed-ending-itis, this was so fun and epic. everyone on imdb who compares it to the yawnfest og texts (i haven't read them) is a hater. u gotta appreciate it for what this show is: delving into the lives of a bunch of pompous, bougie aristocrats during the plague! filomena got let off way too easily, the silent ending to pampinea was satisfying and stratilia is cunt (positive). straight up. actually, everyone was interesting. panfilo4lyfe. i love character-driven shows. 102 ancient wooden dildos
don't expect anything like parasite or snow piercer. its a fun, family friendly movie, if not perhaps extremely on the nose with all current events. i felt like themewise, it could've had more direction, and i found toni colette's character, while striking everytime on screen, still a bit lacking. 79 bottles of juice
i am questioning the author's intentions . 23 piece orchestra
ouch ouch owww ouchhhh very painful watch. the longing you feel sometimes to be seen, to be heard, to be yourself, so deep and intangible it hurts. 47 chess pieces
literally pissing and crying and shitting and farting and sobbing. why the fuck did they make it so scary wth. if u grew up believing in ghosts, this shit is terrifying . but also the people too??? fuck off!! i couldnt sleep for 2 weeks . 100 miniature art pieces
was super entertaining but im left wondering what space a non-jewish director has in making a story such as this, given the heavy topic. i understand that it's not such a serious drama, could even be considered a light family comedy, but having some of the death scenes felt a bit too brief. and i dont know what was the point really of humanising certain people - i just wish some characters were developed a bit deeper. 45 rabbits
interesting documentary about ezra miller . 43 buckets of red paint
nice short movie about classism, young motherhood...womanhood..? didn't get the message, but vibes wise, i was sat anyway. 40 bags of chips
cute movie, stellar performance by everyone, something about a cast of only 3-4 main characters making things super intimate which i liked a lot. couldn't help relating to a lot to bella's exploration of her sexuality. 20 portugese egg tarts.