Letterboxd — Your life in film

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

When Connell said "y'know Marianne, we're just a couple of normal people" the tears started flowing ngl

Damn marvel fans are in for a treat with the post credit scene

Glados origin story

What an incredibly frustrating film. There's alot to like about this, ultimately it's so incredibly boring, but I also couldn't look away

Honestly my biggest takeaway from this is im not sure whether $20 for a sex worker in the 60s is cheap or expensive

James Cameron really thought the only way to beat Avatar's worldwide gross was to combine it with Titanic

The only film I've ever seen that captures that feeling when you have the shits so bad that the only way to feel better is to poo naked

I actually quite enjoyed this mostly, though the final ep really soured me on it.

It's quite egregious to joke about the biggest entertainment corporation in the world to run out of money to pay for special effects considering the discourse just before the show launched about marvel over-working, under-paying and generally being a shit client for VFX houses

Solidarity with the VFX artists, I hope you can unionise soon

LFF 2022 #14

Worth it just to see Benoit fail to play amogus

Everyone can stop making films which acknowledge covid, none will ever succeed in making it as natural whilst also exploiting it for comedy as this

LFF 2020 #13

Very strong, classic boot camp story with an LGBT twist.
The US military still sucks though
Also fuck Frenchie's mum. ACAB especially her

LFF 2022 #12

For a year with three Pinocchio adaptations many questions and comparisons are bound to come to mind

Is this the best Pinocchio adaptation?

Yes

That's the review. More thoughts to come