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  Bodies Bodies Bodies 2022

  ★★★★ Rewatched by Clastifer 15 Aug 2022 1

  I relate to Alice on such a guttural level, mostly because I consider all of my Letterboxd reviews to provide an experience akin to hanging out with your smartest and funniest friend. let me know how much u agree with me in the comments below !!

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  Gremlins 2: The New Batch 1990

  ★★★★½ Rewatched by Clastifer 15 Aug 2022

  Gremlins 2 is the greatest piece of corporate satire ever made.

  It’s insane how this movie came out 30 years ago, and there’s still yet to be a movie that usurps the awesome visual effects spectacle of Gremlins 2’s climax, where hundreds of Gremlins gather together to sing “New York, New York.” Jurassic Park? Inferior. The Matrix? Inferior. Star Wars? Inferior. Avatar? Inferior. Inception? Inferior. The Avengers??? …Is this a joke? One hundred percent, one THOUSAND percent inferior!

  Overall: Gremlins 2 >>> your favorite movie

Popular reviews

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  Prey 2022

  ★★★½ Watched by Clastifer 12 Aug 2022 2

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  PREY really has its fun with the concept of the Predator ideology, only pursuing those that it considers to be some sort of a threat against itself. Its consistent inability to respect Naru as a threat creates a very interesting relationship between the two as they compete on the hunting grounds. The movie presents a lot of mirror imagery between Naru and the Predator, which helps characterize the latter quite a lot, while also making it clear early on that they’re…

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  The Northman 2022

  ★★★★★ Watched by Clastifer 24 Apr 2022 3

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Kindness for his kin, or hatred for his enemies? Amleth is given two absolutes in his quest for revenge, and despite his paths being worlds apart in intent, the legend of the Northman suggests that they will carry him to the same place nonetheless.

  Throughout the movie, Eggers reinforces again and again that Amleth’s rage is pointless, he has nothing to gain nor lose from tormenting Fjölnir, but he persists because he’s convinced that it is his destiny. It was…