Letterboxd — Your life in film

"Finnick Odair, you're my hero."

a beautiful reminder that the human body is capable of amazing feats and that speed walking has been an olympic sport since at least 1964.

thank goodness cars are inanimate objects (most of the time) and don't have menstrual cycles, otherwise we'd all be screwed.

a gem in the haunted-thing-goes-ape-shit-movie category.

"D-J-A-N-G-O...The D is silent"

an excellent story about two friends, their friendship and unique view of the world told through the exquisite cultural lens of the early 90s.

another classic in the bromantic comedy sub-genre, with the bottom line of 'your heart will guide you'--even if the heart still lives at the parental units' house, drives a AMC Pacer with flames and has an epic mullet.

FOXY.

aka SAM NEILL AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD, VERY BAD BOOK.

if it's green, it's mean.

Everybaaaddaaayy (yeaaaahh)

Tony Leung is the luckiest--he gets to hang with the most beautiful women ever.

I would have crushes on robots too, if they all looked like Faye Wong.

ARNOLD.

obnoxiously beautiful, filmed AT THE ACTUAL FUCKING VERSAILLES, and super sad. And it has a supporting great cast (Asia Argento, RIP TORN, Steve Coogan, Molly Shannon, and a brief glimpse of Tom Hardy) on top of being beautifully realized.

I hate the Rococo period, but holy shit I love this movie.

Coppola briefly shows the female painter Antoinette employed for her court paintings (which was totally unheard of in 17th century French court)--I think that one detail is what got me this time.