So you’ll probably notice I’ve not been as active on Letterboxd lately. I’ve not been watching any films nor have I been leaving a lot of reviews, and there’s a reason for that.
I’ve tried to be more active, believe me, but right now I just don’t have the motivation. It’s nothing to do with being bored of this site, but mainly because I’m occupied by other things in my life, like a VERY important university project that I need…
Tom and Jerry Project: 1940-1967
Duel Personality (1965)
At this rate, I'm eager to just get these out of the way, Thankfully, only a couple of years left to go.
Here's a pretty apt title for a change. When one of the duo's typically violent episodes goes too far, Jerry and Tom decide to settle their differences in a more "conventional" manner in the form of a good old-fashioned duel. It first starts off as a gun showdown, eventually working…
So I recently noticed this was on Letterboxd. Feel I may as well log it while it's there.
When it comes to video games, one of my all-time favourite franchises would have to be Grand Theft Auto. Well, at least it was, before it's integrity got ruined by constant GTA V re-releases (with no sign of the next entry in sight), non-stop multiplayer monetization and abysmal Trilogy remasters. But there's a time and a place to rant about that.
Here's…
Tom and Jerry Project: 1940-1967
The Cat’s Me-Ouch (1965)
So this one begins with Tom acting rather psychotically, as he attempts to cut down little Jerry with an axe. Seeking protection, Jerry (examining a magazine) remembers the pain that dogs cause for Tom, and decides to hire himself some muscle by ordering one via mail. On one hand, the mutt upon arriving turns out to be far smaller than Jerry originally envisioned. On the other, it ends up doing quite…
NOTE: Much better review here.
The Thing stands as one of my all-time favourite sci-fi/horror films. Hell, I'd even consider it the best thing that John Carpenter ever did. This was my first ever exposure to the director's work, as well as Kurt Russell, and since then I've always been a massive fan of both of them.
Based on the science-fiction short story "Who Goes There?", it begins in Antarctica, where a seemingly harmless husky dog infiltrates a U.S research…
I've seen YouTube Poops with better production values than this.
Absolutely fucking painful. So bad that I refuse to even give it a proper write-up.
