Happy Pride Month!!!
This review is going to get really sentimental and schmaltzy, so just let it be so.
Starting Pride by completing the filmography of the Queer artists who helped me accept and love myself for who I am at this time a year ago feels very poetic and a little bitter-sweet.
Lana and Lilly Wachowski's inclusive opus, "Sense8", has been an exceptionally magical and deeply emotional show to watch for me.
It's such an insanely empathetic, beautiful, and…
TW/ Gender Dysphoria
This has probably been my most anticipated rewatch of the year, "The Matrix"!!! Not only has it been a long while since I had last seen it, but over the course of the pandemic, I slowly fell in love with the Wachowski Sisters. Right when quarantine started, I watched the Matrix sequels for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed them! Not long after, I saw "Speed Racer" for the first time and my mind was fucking shattered…
Poetically romantic and gorgeously haunting.
A deeply somber and melancholy film about hope and how it can be found even in the darkest of nights. It just seeps into your skin and leaves such a powerful punch. Let it sit with you in silence. Its beauty lies in its silence.
M. Night is great and this is a great movie. Two things that should be widely agreed upon.
It's just so difficult not to get swept up in all the emotion and magic of E.T. when you're watching it on a gigantic IMAX screen with John Willaims' wonderous themes booming in your ears through huge Dolby speakers.
Spielberg rules so much, man.
And Jesus wept. For there was never a blockbuster as good ever made again.
I miss the dog with the keys. He is a good boy and I only want the best for him.
