Letterboxd — Your life in film

Wes Anderson is a hero.

A personal favourite. Really can't say more because of rule #1

Second screening made me realize I really liked the humour in this movie. Christoph Waltz gives a stunning performance in this movie.

Great movie about a difficult to tell story. Absolutely stunning soundtrack.

A decent thriller. I was intrigued throughout the movie. Beautiful photography (beautiful swedish landscapes), great soundtrack and good acting from both the main characters. The plot was kinda easy to predict and the ending of the movie was too long.

One of the best acting performances I've ever seen. Natalie Portman is fragile but destructive, lovable but impossible.
This movie is frightening and beautifull at the same time. Aranofsky is a fucking genious.

Must see!

I'm glad I finally saw this classic, and it was totally worth it. The movie describes a decade of maffia history, packed with violence, family honor and respect for the Don. Awesome acting, great scenes and a beautiful OST.
Looking forward to the next two.

A movie about Scorsese's love for the movies... Beautiful decors and costumes... Was a bit too long to keep me entertained, but was a decent movie.
I didn't see this one in 3D since I hate 3D, but I guess it would've been nice.

The first one from the original series. I have to say, I've seen the new trilogy in the last weeks and the difference in special effects, scenery and sound is too hard. But the movie is still brilliant. Great acting, incredible music that fits the movie perfect and brilliant story.

It probably was extremely awesome at the time and the trend for a new generation of sci-fi movies.

One of the classics. Forever.

Nothing beats watching Die hard on your birthday.

The ultimate Star Wars movie: great scenes, humour, fx that's still better then in some new movies and the best plot-twist in the galaxy.

MI: Ghost protocol is all about Tom Cruise extremely loving himself, supercool gadgets (all working on iDevices apparently) and extremely long action scenes...
Bonus points for the cleavage of Léa Seydoux