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Le Bonheur 1965

Watched by Chad Hartigan 11 Oct 2018 4

Bill Hader is great in this.
C'mon C'mon 2021

★★★★½ Watched by i_z 14 Dec 2021

Meek Mill is an incredibly versatile talent.
Lost Highway 1997

★★★★½ Watched by brendan o'hare 26 Jun 2021 1

HORRIFYING LITTLE GUY COVERED IN WHITE MAKEUP WHO JUST CAME UP TO ME AT A PARTY: I am in your house right now
ME: Rock on brother
High and Low 1963

★★★★★ Watched by brendan o'hare 13 Jun 2021 2

Imagine if I gave this like two and a half stars
Sister Act 1992

★★★★★ Watched by George Civeris 23 May 2021

I cannot believe Meghan McCain is allowed to speak to Whoopi Goldberg.
Stormy Weather 1943

★★★ Watched by grace spelman 12 May 2021 1

heart-wrenchingly beautiful titular song sung perfectly by Lena and even better, unbelievable dancing. Look at these dudes go!
California Split 1974

★★★★★ Watched by Gabriel Gundacker 11 Apr 2021 3

Perfect movie I have proudly learned the wrong lesson from
Funny Ha Ha 2002

★★★½ Watched by petitpapa 18 Apr 2021

felt like a warm hug
Stoker 2013

Watched by demi adejuyigbe 17 Apr 2021 8

imagine being the director that thinks of the idea for nicole kidman’s hair to transition into a field of grass. imagine pulling it off too. can’t tell park chan-wook nothing
Bad Trip 2021

Rewatched by demi adejuyigbe 31 Mar 2021 9

“Jackie, you talk too much!”
The Violent Heart 2020

★★★ Watched by davidehrlich 17 Feb 2021

Good movies can get away with murder, while bad movies can’t get away with anything. Classic Hollywood melodramas — often soldered together by strained coincidences and Shakespearian twists of fate — depended on that eternal truth of high-key storytelling almost as much as they did on the celluloid required to shoot them. Douglas Sirk and George Stevens linger in the collective imagination because they knew how to swing for the fences without making audiences cry foul.
Director Kerem Sanga may…
Dead Man 1995

Watched by Gabriel Gundacker 27 Dec 2011 3

I watched this movie with my Dad when I was living at home. I remember being shocked he sat there and watched the whole thing. His review was, “that was weird.”