Letterboxd — Your life in film

the least mid one is still mid, but when kenneth branagh locks the doors and says ‘one of you is the murderer’ or something like that- that shit rocks every time.

i miss frank darabont making movies. him and stephen king stories are so hand-in-glove perfect for each other, it makes me mad we’ll probably never get his version of the stand or something.

the green mile is ~magic~ and i won’t hear any different. michael clarke duncan was incredible and i hope i never get a bladder infection.

i’ve played music on a stage in front of five people and hundreds and i’m still entirely envious of the shameless confidence theater kids have. in any moment, they are happier than i ever will be.

funny and cute movie. i hope this is to kids today what heavyweights and camp nowhere was to me.

“for its time” feels dismissive in ways, but man is it visually staggering for its time. saccharine in love and life, but that’s the entire point, isn’t it?

there’s a very weird ‘ain’t america swell’ moment, but hey WWII had just ended- i suppose it seemed pretty swell at the time.

a shadowy american government paranoia plot was catnip for pakula. 90s julia roberts is catnip for me.

the entire hotel sequence is soderbergh’s best and sexiest movie. the other hour and fifty-five minutes are his second best movie.

as expected, jerry harrison was the least weird person during the q&a and that includes spike lee.

few things put a huge dumb smile on my face like everyone running in place during life during wartime or tina weymouth’s funny little knee dancing or david byrne playing with a lamp at the end of this must be the place. absolutely joyful. full of joy.

love me a 90s southern gothic noir killer thriller.

they should teach what bill paxton was doing in this in acting classes. dude was in three different movies by the time this wrapped up and all of em were awesome.

in the scarlett-johansson-stars-in-both-partners’-respective-movies-about-their-relationship cinematic universe, this is my least favorite, but it’s aged really, really well for me. now, being right in the middle of charlotte and bob age-wise, it has way more of an impact on me than it did when i was 16. doesn’t make me wanna visit tokyo anymore than it did then though.

everyday i resist watching this is just another day further away from god’s (scorsese’s) light.

the teenage mutant ninja turtles are fun again! it’s fun to have fun, guys. and it’s fun to live in a world where ice cube plays a giant mutant fly that quotes early ice t lyrics.

incredibly charmed by the voice acting from the four kids. incredibly happy that reznor and ross keep throwing heaters. kind of glad to still be interminably online for once so that i know what rizz means.

drop the “the.” just.. “zodiac.” it’s cleaner.