Letterboxd — Your life in film

What did Jane Levy do to deserve this?

Not even Adam Driver could save this messy jumble of a film.

It's cute, and I understand why it's one of my grandpa's favorite movies. It's good to see two old guys having fun together

It's crazy that 2007 gave us some of the best modern western films, but I won't complain. Andrew Dominik is a master of demystifying American myths and legends. The tension between James and Ford was so heavy-handed, yet mesmerizing. Striking cinematography from Deakins. Enchanting score from Cave and Ellis. Just an excellent period piece overall.

Definitely more stupid than the first, but it wasn't too awful. Still watchable, and got laughs out of me. It's disappointing that Ben Still isn't as good at capturing the wistful sadness in Derek Zoolander's eyes now that he's older.

Beautiful, moving, vibrant. Everything that makes a good Almodóvar film good.

Mourning the death of Succession by watching other things where Jeremy Strong plays a deeply sad and lost man

Paper Moon is a funny, charming and delightful movie with a great father-daughter dynamic and one of the best child performances I have ever seen. It is consistently heartwarming without leaning too much into the overly saccharine. Simultaneously classic and timeless. New comfort watch.

Endlessly cool, stylish and thrilling. Schrader has a way of torturing his leads with their own isolation and self-loathing. The soundtrack is as moody as the lighting. Richard Gere is at peak male performance here. I wish I got around to the new series before my Showtime subscription expired lol.

Not too big to admit I shed a few tears while watching this. Just an overall fun and carefree time. Seeing these ladies having a blast and goofing off was a great theater experience. I love the chaos and variety at the box office right now. I hope it stays this way.

Packed with a ridiculous amount of good jokes.

Kirsten Dunst is so captivating, and Hollywood is so soulless. It had glimmers of promise, but I was expecting more from Bogdanovich.