Letterboxd — Your life in film

It’s like I’m watching a superhero film then a horror and zombie one; there’s so much in this. as the title says: madness. a little messy at times but fun

They introduced x men and fantastic four characters just to kill them lol

Happy Pride Month ❤️‍🔥🌈❤️‍🔥🌈 if someone pls see Joel Kim, tell him i want him

EP8: I can’t even express in words what that means, it’s beyond; so magical and beautiful to look at.

Today is the last day of “Twin peaks: The return” on Netflix ;(

This is probably the most expansive and ambitious movie in Robert Eggers career. I’m totally here for the surrealism, the vikings’ mystical elements and the breathtaking visuals. My favorite from Eggers to date. A first-class cast and idk why I'm still surprised, it definitely exceeded my expectations. You can say anything about The Northman, but in the end it’ll leaves a mark on you. Unbelievable accuracy depicting a version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet style story telling. So epic and memorable.

For a movie in the wizard world, this one lacks the magical touch that harry potter had. and I couldn’t care less about any of these characters.

Paul Dano's work as the deeply disturbed Edward deserved more screen time, his character is very interesting and he’s putting on an oscar worthy performance everytime he’s on screen. I really like the dark tone and the chaotic ambiance. Zoë Kravitz always looks amazing.

an unpredictable coming of age, really got me engaged and i had a wonderful time watching it

the message that love should be above everything is very pleasant. loved it.

i can’t everytime I hear a joke about my name with that song hahah but we don’t talk about bruno so dont

this movie gives me a lot of “love, death & robots: the witness” vibes and also touches on rly important subjects, like agoraphobia and company abuse; make us interested in watching it to know what’s about to happen with the protagonist

“The Fallout” is devastating portrait of survivors of school shootings focused in their perspectives.  It’s a compelling exploration of the resiliency of life and the hope that emerges out of loss; I found myself so engaged to the plot. Jenna Ortega gives real depth to the characterization of her character. I liked it.

A faithful scream sequel and I don’t mind if it is the last one

a modern western movie that we f deserve. I was thoroughly entertained the whole runtime; each scene is an absolute delight, from the hilarious humorous parts to the darker second half