Kunga Sagar

Writer. Easy going except I worry all the time. Currently watching the NBA playoffs.

Favorite films

  • Almost Famous
  • The Godfather: Part II
  • Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood
  • Before Sunset

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  • The Last Dance

    ★★★★★

  • No Country for Old Men

    ★★★★½

  • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

    ★★★★

  • My Girl

    ★★★

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  • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

    ★★★★

    I didn’t go the full four stars on the first two entries of the Guardians of the Galaxy series. My main reason was I felt that they could reach an even higher level of comic book greatness. James Gunn brought edge, quirk and a good sense of humor to the MCU landscape, and the movies always felt like they were on the cusp of pure melancholy and joy, a feeling that some of the best family dramas convey. Vol. 3…

  • Air

    Air

    ★★★★

    It’s easy to call a movie like this lame- a basic, inspiring crowd pleaser for the masses, but guess what? The masses need it, and so do you. Yes, that includes film buffs who are so intense that they’ll make a baby cry through sheer eye contact. Ben Affleck directs himself and his brother Matt Damon in this Moneyball-esque, can’t-take-your-eyes-off-it sports drama. What makes this so fun and rewatchable is the banter that is sparked through Jason Bateman and Chris…

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  • The Last Dance

    The Last Dance

    ★★★★★

    Certainly one of the few highlights of 2020, an infamous year for the history of the world but also media, as major motion picture releases got pushed to a later date and we were stuck with made-for-TV, unmemorable films that all of us who had letterboxd gave way too high of a rating at the time (I’m guilty of this as well). We were so desperate for exciting new movies and shows but it’s safe to say that The Last…

  • My Girl

    My Girl

    ★★★

    Definitely not a comedy. It’s as cute and sweet as many say though, while being much more of a somber family drama than its poster suggests. I mean seriously, this girl had a bit of a tough road, proving that Bridge to Terebithia wasn’t the only devastating kids movie from the 90s/00s. Macaulay Culkin does steal the show here. He steals his own shows as well, as Home Alone, Richie Rich and The Good Son work because of him (props to…

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  • The Green Knight

    The Green Knight

    ★½

    Unbelievably disappointing. Like many, I had the highest of hopes, as its glorious trailer made it out to be The Lord of the Rings meets Guillermo Del Toro, but I couldn’t have been more painfully wrong if I had tried. I don’t know much about the story it’s adapted from so I can’t comment on how accurate this version is historically or what they changed, all I’m looking at is how it works as a narrative film. Let’s get the only positive…

  • Spencer

    Spencer

    ★★½

    A film I was so desperate to immerse myself in but couldn’t due to elements that should’ve worked in its favor. Spencer’s magical realism was supposed to be a portal into Princess Diana’s psyche, instead it applies fog to the central plot and makes it a story of her losing her marbles (in a way, quite literally) when the strongest parts of the film were her playing with her young sons at the time, Prince William and Prince Harry. Similar to…