Letterboxd — Your life in film

Reviews

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  Tetsuo: The Iron Man 1989

  

  Jaime Rebanal ★★★★★

  Lots of phallic imagery (the inclusion of a drill penis at that, too!). Some of the wildest stop-motion animation you could ever picture. Like a car accident, you know much…

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  All That Jazz 1979

  

  CinemaCollector ★★★★★

  “Don't bullshit the bullshitter.”

  This was amazing. The film only made $37 million in the box office, atrocious for this quality level of storytelling and filmmaking. Brilliant musical hits. Dazzling…

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  All That Jazz 1979

  

  Cole Duffy ★★★★½ 1

  Personal Canon Pick #10

  “This chick, man, without the benefit of dying herself, has broken down the process of dying into five stages: anger, denial, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Sounds…

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  All That Jazz 1979

  

  Jake ★★★★★

  “Maybe you could have another baby, get me a baby brother,” 

  “I’ll call Hertz tomorrow, I’ll rent you a brother,”

  The movie the cinematic art form was made for

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  All That Jazz 1979

  

  Zachary ★★★★★ 4

  Anger, denial, bargaining, depression, acceptance.

  All That Jazz is masterpiece so damn undeniable it makes me feel stupid for making a top all-time film list without it. It's my favorite…

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  Mulholland Drive 2001

  

  Kern ★★★★★

  The most powerful use of the cinematic form I've ever seen. No other film is capable of provoking and sustaining such intense visceral and emotional reactions from me. Even after…

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  Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom 1975

  

  Kern ★★ 4

  Makes its point blatantly obvious before the cruelty even begins. And while the extremity is certainly revolting, I think the quieter, more innocuous scenes are far more unsettling.

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  Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom 1975

  

  Owen ★★★★½

  "the one true anarchy is that of power."

  just as terrifying as i remember it, and just as mystifying too. incredible portrait of the coalescence of power and abuse that…