Letterboxd — Your life in film

B-

was way too tired to understand all of it but park chan-wook directs the fuck out of this. wouldn’t be surprised if one day i watch it again and love it.

A-

miserably sad British people are just my thing. life creates art, art creates life. so painstakingly raw and true. looks like a fairytale, hurts like a Kenneth Lonergan movie. portrays some of my biggest fears as a person exceptionally, and works thanks to that above all. straight on to Part II

C

yet another entry to the oversaturated market of weak superhero sequels. dreadfully boring villains with unclear motivations, a redundant message of family that we’ve seen a million times, and simply not exciting as a whole. sure, has some cool moments, but severely lacks the heart & wit of the first Shazam!. sad that this bombed so hard, but if i’m being honest, i wouldn’t have gone to see it either if anyone except for David F. Sandberg had been sitting in the director’s chair. Jack Dylan Grazer and Rachel Zegler are the MVPs by *far*

 C+

a very uneven collection of 5 shorts based on stories by a beloved estonian author Andrus Kivirähk. loved Sitikas Peeter and Kadunud Sokid, thought Pilt, Mis Öösel Liigutas was good, Kaka ja Kevad was very meh, and didn’t like Frikadellid ja Pelmeenid at all. decent watch with some very forgettable parts overall, but can’t deny the fun in the absurdity of it all.

D-

"no muidu ma olen suvel ikka sõpradega; teeme pidu ja; mõni rämmar on päris hull olnud; sa tundud siuke korralik"

ergo kulla filmid peavad olema apollo rahapesuskeemid. lihtsalt pole võimalik, et keegi seda stsenaariumit loeb ja arvab, et asi väärib mingigi nurga alt filmiks tegemist. lisaks kõigele muule on siin õnnetusehunnikus tõenäoliselt kõige halvem ja vähima näitlejatevahelise keemiaga suudlus, mida kunagi kinoekraanil olen näinud. pime imik lavastaks ka selle paremini. 

jumal hoidku mind kui järgmise paari kuu jooksul peaksin kuulma mõnda smilersi laulu või nägema hartwalli longerot.

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season 1 of The Last of Us was one of those rare pieces of media that truly defined *me* and the first quarter of my 2023. wish this making of special was longer, but loved what i got.

C+

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri without the gripping characters nor intriguing story. most of God’s Creatures unfortunately comes off surprisingly uninteresting, even with Paul Mescal in the supporting cast. the second half is much better, but that doesn’t save the experience from being a bore.

B+

was salty that All The Beauty And The Bloodshed didn't win best documentary, but not going to lie, Navalny is probably the most important doc of 2022. incredibly thrilling and tense. gets a bit too sentimental toward the end, but an incredibly necessary film for everyone to see. fuck putin.

my latest short film. i am so proud for making this.

will be public in a few months.