Letterboxd — Your life in film

Understanding Shakespeare as pulpy trash is well met. Maybe the best Queen Mab monologue ever.

this one goes out to the fellas… dm

In his latest exposé, Dinesh alleges that the 2020 U.S. presidential election was stolen by the Democratic Party through a vast and coordinated conspiracy of "vote mules" - people illegally paid by shadowy forces to deliver hundreds of ballots to dozens of ballot drop-boxes. To prove his theory, he shows surveillance footage of several people dropping off multiple ballots into drop-boxes. He does not provide footage or evidence of these people visiting any other drop-boxes. It is legal to drop off absentee ballots for relatives in the United States.

Takes some time but it gets REALLY under your skin and paranoid.

PTA's most swooningly romantic movie since Punch Drunk Love. Cooper Hoffman and Alana Haim are excellent as the central dynamic. Hoffman as the eternal hustler and Alana as the listless young adult.

We must never allow the French into space.

God level sci fi classic and if you hate Chris Tucker in this you're not only wrong but you're racist to boot

its rare to find a film with such a strong and unwavering vision throughout but fifth element, this goofy space movie, has it. just the most perfect.

not me doing the Spider-Man audience reaction every time an Anderson regular shows up

It’s about trauma

Has anyone written an essay on the similarities between this and Tony's brother Ridley's Blade Runner? Might be worth looking at, they only released a year apart from each other

Irish trickster befuddles Italian cop for twelve rounds but still ends up losing. Typical!