Letterboxd — Your life in film

Reviews

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  Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 1966

  

  Matt Crump ★★★★ 1

  Elizabeth Taylor got me crying about literally nothing. She truly is Mother Earth and the whole world has been in its flop era ever since she left us.

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  Double Indemnity 1944

  

  Peter Labuza ★★★★★

  "I don't know why they always put the things I want on the top shelf."
  "I'm at your services whenever you need me...expenses paid of course."
  "You know they give…

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  Double Indemnity 1944

  

  maria ★★★★½ 1

  they just don't make 'em like this anymore man

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  Memoria 2021

  

  Thomas Flight ★★★★½ 8

  This movie is now responsible for the greatest "exiting the theater" experience I've ever had. Without spoiling anything I can say that a loud "booming" sound plays a prominent role…

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  Memoria 2021

  

  josh lewis ★★★★ 7

  a movie that much like the experience of its central character/performance asks you to open yourself up to the acoustic and psychological vibrations that connect our bodies to the earth…

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  Nightcrawler 2014

  

  Matt Crump ★★★★

  Where was this during my media ethics class? (my professor was probably too busy playing funk music)

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  Shadows 1959

  

  Dirk Diggler ★★★½

  A nice, realistic little film about human and racial problems. The gritty look, the b&w photography of New York, the jazz music, the improvised dialogue and just the whole raw…

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  Paper Moon 1973

  

  Matt Crump ★★★★

  Can’t a kid just smoke in bed and listen to her radio without all these shenanigans? 

  Anyway, I loved this a lot.