Letterboxd — Your life in film

what if everytime someone called ma rainey "ma" octavia spencer would show up

Bathed in neon colors and lights, framed with performances of her best-known hits and exciting behind-the-scenes looks, Billie Eilish's "The World's A Little Blurry" is one of the most honest and unvarnished documentaries about the life of a pop star. What is shown gives even non-fans a deeper insight into the phenomenon of her success and how a teenager copes with the rapid rise to fame. I was really surprised who much I liked this!

😭 this 😭 was 😭 way 😭 funnier 😭 than 😭 it 😭 was 😭 allowed 😭 to 😭 be

(also jamie dornans musical number was everything)

Rosamund Pike really went from "Gone Girl" to "Grandma Gone"

one hour into the movie the person i was watching it with asked what the title was and decided afterwards that the name "britishback mountain" suited better. i agree. lots of british scenery and mountains.

In a perfect world this would win Best Picture over The Trial of the Chicago 7

i hope this was the last time i ever had to sit through a movie with noah centineo

I can‘t believe I just watched a cute shortfilm about a whale which is on the Oscar shortlist and then unintentional went on to see a documentary about killer whales lol...

I really enjoyed this, which surprised me tbh! maybe it is because i'm in love with carey mulligan or because i was really digging (sorry i'm copying this joke as well) the cinematography...nevertheless this was a really charming little drama film!

If I would be Hayao Miyazaki, I would just disinherit my son at this point...because it's getting quite embarrassing

(As a hardcore Studio Ghibli fan I'm simply going to ignore the fact that this "film" is part of their filmography now...Instead of a creative, breathtaking hand-drawn masterpiece, you get a story with annoying characters, bad 3D animation without any unique selling point...I rather felt like I had turned on some cheap children's show on TV. It was everything I completely despise and I hope to forget it as soon as possible)

Such a beautiful film from start to finish. I guess if I would be a director I would try to I would want to create something in the style of Mike Mills film, as they bring an incredibly personal and poetic nuance. I think "Beginners" is one of those movies that you will appreciate even more over time, and that will touch you all over again at other stages of your life. Plus on top there was a wonderful performance by Christopher Plummer that was rightly awarded the Oscar, may he rest in peace. 💔