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a macabre orchestra of vengeance & blood. lots of blood. like A LOT. and i love it. much like his
Sleepy Hollow, i enjoy burton’s bright red blood look on both these films as he seems to largely reference the blood style from the classic hammer films. idk i just love the warm leaky contrast of it against the pale corpse palette look of these films. 

i have not seen this in years! like probably when…

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i’ve been watching nothing but movies from my childhood i haven’t seen in awhile and this is so much more humorous as an adult. i didn’t care much for it at a young age cause didn’t even know shit about shit then. but this was a wholesome experience. i know everyone gives sandler so much shit (i understand not most of his films are great. still haven’t seen Uncut Gems yet) but i…

whatever it takes

here we are.

everything over the last decade has led to this. The most anticipated blockbuster of most likely this century. The path we followed since 2008 has finally came to journey’s end. Before the film started, I looked to my side and saw the three smiling faces I’ve been with my entire life and the hearts that sat with me to enjoy these movies. 

i remember back to the opening night of 2012 we drove to…

i’m going to tear you apart 

without a doubt the darkest one in the series. and more on the emotional spectrum that we haven’t seen this character go through. i can see the critics are already whining about the violence. yes it’s violent. goddamn it’s fucking violent and i loved every minute of it. where i grew up, rambo was a figure to look up too. yada yada yeah he’s a macho masculine icon. but here he’s still the symbol…