Letterboxd — Your life in film

Reviews

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  No Time to Die 2021

  

  demi adejuyigbe 46

  i did not realize this would be so intrinsically tied to the previous Bonds and i really wish i had finished rewatching Spectre before going in. other wishes i had…

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  Gigi 1958

  

  Wilton ★½ 2

  The movie begins with a pop of color and sexism. Actually, it’s worse than sexism—which could be explained a little by the time period—but blatant sexualization of girls. It announces…

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  Black Narcissus 1947

  

  Wilton ★★★★½

  This classic from Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger has been on my list for a long time, so I was excited to finally give it a chance. As advertised, the…

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  Jurassic World Dominion 2022

  

  Wilton ★★

  This instantly felt sloppy. The documentary at the beginning takes the themes more subtly established in the last film and just says them out loud. Director Colin Trevorrow and his…

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  Jungle Cruise 2021

  

  Wilton ★★

  I like a good adventure story, and I’m a sucker for anything Dwayne Johnson is in (as a longtime wrestling fan, I can’t help it). The fact that this is…

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  Jungle Cruise 2021

  

  comrade_yui ★ 4

  i can see the nice formalism that jaume collet-serra is bringing to this but i'll be goddamned if this isn't one of the most over-edited films i've seen as of…

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  Jungle Cruise 2021

  

  Matt Singer ★★

  It doesn’t feel like a big ask for a movie called Jungle Cruise to occasionally look like it takes place in an actual jungle on an actual river cruise. That…

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  Luca 2021

  

  Wilton ★★★

  Criticism of this film’s animation are fair. For a Disney/Pixar film, the character design feels overly simplistic, like something from a much cheaper animated TV show. The environment, both above…