Letterboxd — Your life in film

You People is a feature length Kenya Barris sitcom. Absolute trash. Barris needs to find a new bit or someone needs to steal his laptop. How can you have Eddie Murphy, Jonah Hill and Julia Louis Dreyfus and not generate a single laugh?

A Twisty and turny pitch black comedy horror with its ear firmly placed on the fur carpet of the most unbearable people in society. Anya Taylor joy and Ralph Fiennes are great screen adversaries but for me, Nicholas Hoult as Fanboy Tyler, steals the show.

In awe and crying

Christian bale is good in this but Harry Melling as Edgar Allen Poe is astounding and the main reason to watch the pale blue eye. Quickly becoming one of my favourite actors working today. Pale blue eye doesn’t reach the highs of something like crazy heart or hostiles but it’s an interesting entry in Scott cooper’s filmography nonetheless. I’ll probably revisit it again sometime during the year.

Sigma male pill-popper grindset

A flaming ball of cheese

Just watched Lila Neaugebauer’s new film, CAUSEWAY. Absolutely floored by this film. I regret not seeing it a bit sooner. Devastatingly beautiful performances by Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry with an immaculate, goosebump inducing score from Alex Sommers. Perfect film.

A love letter to the murder mystery carried by a delightful Saoirse Ronan performance.

Very charming nightmare fuel

Holy shit

The people behind this film should be absolutely ashamed of themselves for putting out this trashy, exploitative, morally empty misery porn.

Upon just finishing breaking bad (I know how late I am) I decided to dive straight into El Camino. The film is a very satisfying, heartfelt farewell to Jesse Pinkman as he navigates his destiny after his terrible ordeal at the hands of neo nazis. Aaron Paul is compelling throughout and Jesse plemons’s Todd haunts the picture in every scene he’s in. Gilligan’s writing and direction is as refined as ever but it’s the cinematography of Marshall Adams that is the unsung hero of this cinematic epilogue.