I would like to propose a new law. All movie studios are outlawed from adapting classic cartoons into feature length movies. Every single one of them is terrible. The Scooby Doo movies, The Flintstones, and I would even argue Space Jam all end up under that category. Space Jam to a lesser extent, but still almost every single one of these classic cartoons end up being made into movies because studios don’t have any new ideas and figure they can…

I know I keep randomly disappearing from Letterboxd from time to time, and I just want to apologize for that. I haven’t been watching as many movies lately as I used to, as during the weekend I usually just watch college basketball all day instead of something on my watchlist. I just haven’t had the motivation to watch much lately, even though I know I should catch up on the Oscar favorites from last year. I’ve also been very busy…

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It took me way too long to see Jojo Rabbit. I had wanted to see it when it first hit its theatrical run, but nothing near me was playing it. Then every once in a while I would check to see if it was playing, and it was. But of course that was during the week days. In other words, things just never worked out, despite my insistence that we see the movie after Taika won best adapted screenplay.…

I love comedy. That’s no secret, I probably review comedies more than any other genre for better or worse. Considering this, it’s difficult for a movie to shoot up my list of favorite comedies of all time. The only people who consistently can are the Zucker brothers and Jim Abrahams, The Coens, and now Monty Python. This is the most I’ve laughed while watching a movie, excluding my second favorite of all time The Naked Gun. 

Not much I can…