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  Awakenings 1990

  ★★★★★ Rewatched by KingCobain 28 Jun 2022

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Probably the most emotionally moving film I’ve ever seen. I remember watching this at some point in school (can’t remember what grade) but the thought of being paralyzed in your own body as you grow old and the world around you changes is just terrifying. It’s also incredibly heartbreaking to know that this is actually based on a true story, one of the great mysteries surrounding this particular disease that to this day has not seen further progress.

  Robin Williams…

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  Happily N'Ever After 2006

  ★★ Watched by KingCobain 27 Jun 2022

  Well damn, the creators of this movie had no business in making the evil stepmother that hot. Seriously though, this wasn’t as bad as I was expecting it to be, but it did ultimately suck. I was having a blast at first, with how it was “so bad it’s good” but then after about an hour it mostly just fizzles out. If this was thirty minutes shorter and fine tuned to comb out the bad jokes, then this would have…

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  Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time 2021

  ★ Watched by KingCobain 13 Aug 2021 20

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Boring. Inept. Pointless.

  This film is just so fucking terrible. Giving this movie a full one star is more than this abysmal mess deserves, but it’s portrayal of Gendo was really good here and I give credit to it. The rest of the characters are ruined, though.

  This is an example of character assassination, taking the brilliance of the show and morphing it into a Frankenstein‘s monster of fan service and fan fiction using Evangelion’s characters and new annoying characters.…

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  What Is a Woman? 2022

  ★★★★ Watched by KingCobain 12 Jun 2022 3

  A very well made documentary that begs to ask questions of which many are afraid to answer, out of fear of being labeled as something negative. While the film itself and the creators obviously have a clear bias on the subject matter, Ben Walsh manages to conduct most of his interviews with many people who are from different walks of life with various political beliefs.

  It’s also become extremely apparent that Letterboxd (as well as some other sites and media)…