Favorite films

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  Portrait of a Lady on Fire 2019

  Rewatched 06 Jul 2023

  I'm so grateful for being present in an era where cinema reached another level. Being a gay woman in her twenties when Céline Sciamma's Portrait of a Lady on Fire unleashed itself was transcendent. It became an instant favourite but oddly, this is only my second bite. I had one of those super pretentious moments where I felt like that first time was so perfect that I never wanted to tarnish it in any way. I was a silly bitch…

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  Dazed and Confused 1993

  Rewatched 25 Apr 2023

  Alright alright alright, it's one of the best films of the 90's. Richard Linklater is the king of the hangout movie. Nobody does these slice-of-life coming-of-age quote machines quite like him. There's always cases of filmmakers having incredibly long original cuts of their films and if I could pick one that I'd give both of my legs for, it'd be the supposed 2-hour-45-minute cut of Dazed and Confused. I would roll that thing daily, make it as essential to my…

Recent reviews

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  Possession 1981

  Rewatched 02 Dec 2023

  What better way to warm myself up on a frosty night in a country where heating your home costs four gold ingots and a limb than watching a sweet romantic comedy. So sweet that it's sickening. Anna and Mark, you crazy kids.

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  Saw X 2023

  Rewatched 25 Nov 2023

  Even better the second time around. John and Amanda's holiday in Mexico before the needle pit homecoming. This franchise is goated.

  Saw: Ranked

Popular reviews

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  The Terminator 1984

  Rewatched 10 Nov 2023 2

  Comfort watch because I'm having a shit time. Fucking love this quasi-slasher, cyberpunk, tech-noir, waitress vs killing machine, battlefield romance, 80s sci-fi action explosion of perfection.

  "You're terminated, fucker!"

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  A Murder at the End of the World 2023

  Watched 15 Nov 2023

  Episode 1&2

  Netflix can suck a whole bag, Brit and Zal are back. I know we just met but Darby Hart, I think I'm in love with you. Alluring mystery, beautiful to look at, needle drops from paradise, Agatha Christie meets Mr. Robot—all the makings of the TV event of the year. I'm all in. The spiritual successor to The OA we deserve.