Letterboxd — Your life in film

thinking that i still need years for this one to fully envelop me but couldn’t have chosen a more poignant day to rewatch

tense and contemplative with a beautiful score and impactful performances, this was a joy to watch and assist in the edit. endlessly in awe of jacob and his ability to create things like this from start to finish. for those interested you can check it out on vimeo here

rachel sennott is our generation’s lucille ball

when disaster movies are comforting somehow

absolutely TERRIFYING but in the same vein doubles as a much needed outrageous and original summer blockbuster. the kind of horror movie that made me laugh with relief after a jump scare and anxiously grab for more popcorn, which now that i’m actually thinking about it is quite a rare feat nowadays. the perfect storm of jaws and super 8 and probably many other things but completely its own and distinctly made. countless people say this daily now but jordan peele truly is like… unbelievably great at this movie making thing

when tilda swinton and john c reilly reunite for this biopic and both earn oscars for kissing near erupting volcanoes

redownloading duolingo to pick back up on my french lessons with the little green owl as we SPEAK!

almost 30 feature length entries into this franchise and now it feels to me like the human brain can only really take in so many of these generic deep fried mega tentpole adventures before it starts to collapse in on itself and now they don’t really look like much of anything anymore and aren’t very distinguishable from each other regardless of content. i shouldn’t be zoning out every single movie during the most high energy fight scenes. this was fine! but are we done?

snuck jell-o shots into the theater with a bunch of friends and turned it into a rowdy screening ALSO unironically cried when they found the national treasure. incredible movie, phenomenal time

the longest movie i have ever seen + WISHES it served charisma uniqueness nerve and talent the way that dewey cox did and i am so serious

going to need every single one of you to RUN to the theater to see this when it’s playing near you. just the most poignant little film that made me cry so much. i am very happy it exists and will be rewatching it one million more times when i am sad. and that’s all i know for sure

the way people ran out of the theater for a bathroom break in droves only when julia roberts wasn’t on screen for a scene… her power is remarkable