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Great film, far funnier than I expected but it loses half a star for not having Peter as the final girl.

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Some of the best jump-scares I’ve seen I have to say. Good story and has me intrigued as to what she saw at the exorcism. Although I don’t know whether it will ever be revealed.

Bro this is clearly not the first time so please move out immediately.

Girl, for the love of all that’s good and holy, TURN OFF THE FUCKING PODCAST

This film was alright alright alright

Genuinely stood up and applauded this film. Absolute masterpiece in horror. Will have to watch Nope soon to see if it lives up to this and Get Out.

Less funny and more confusing than I was expecting but still a pretty decent film

Godfather Shmodfather

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I thought this was gonna be a classic buddy-cop film not some disturbing, depressing action crime film. The end to this film is actually such a horrible thing to do, and I hate everyone who decided that would be a good idea. Easily the most depressing film ending I’ve ever seen or probably ever will see.

This needs to be a full length film

I genuinely cannot put into words how beautiful yet heartbreaking this film was. I loved every second of it.

If there was some deep rooted message about feminism in this it’s safe to say I massively missed it.

People who say Tenet is a confusing film have clearly never seen this.

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This was a classic case of “everything happens but nothing happens” there is no magical ending and nothing really changes. It’s in a sense the truth of life. I loved this film and was lucky to see it in cinemas thanks to the Oscar winning films being rereleased. Kieran Culken’s Oscar win was very well deserved and he and Jesse Eisenberg were both phenomenal in this. Beautiful story and beautiful cinematography, hoping that Jesse Eisenberg will make more films because this was great.

This was a brilliant, funny, action packed sci-fi. What’s not to love? I also want to say that after this Robert Pattinson is now potentially in my top 5 favourite actors of all time along with, funnily enough, Steven Yeun who I don’t think had enough screen time in this film but every scene he was in was great. All round brilliant performances and I would say a very strong contender to win many Oscar’s next year (fingers crossed for Robert to win best actor).

A bit hard to follow and a build up that was rather disappointing in the end. Some good action sequences but tbh if you want a film like this id recommend watching The Belko Experiment instead.

More old people sex than I had expected.

So I was flipping channels and this came on and I thought “oh God it’s terminal why did it have to be terminal what have I done to deserve this”.

Watched on Saturday February 22, 2025.

Wow, this film was amazing. I loved everything about it from the lighting, to the sound design to the camera work it all just worked perfectly. The set design was all very well created, with some bits showing the loneliness and isolation whilst the apartment he lives at looks like it came straight out of a 90s sitcom. The acting in this was great, I think Adam Pearson was great in this but Sebastian Stan in this film was phenomenal. I have never really seen any Sebastian Stan projects but this has immediately cemented me as a Sebastian Stan fan and I’m amazed it’s taken this long. I haven’t seen the Apprentice but his performance in this is Oscar worthy in my opinion. I didn’t actually realise at first that it was Sebastian Stan playing Edward at the beginning as the makeup on his was fantastic. But the best part about this film I have to say was the ending, that was truly fantastic and so incredibly simple but it worked so, so well and it is very easily one of my favourite film endings of all time. I will 100% be rewatching this film it is so brilliant and I truly hope that both Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson go on to do more films that hold up to this standard. But if it doesn’t work out for Adam he can always take up singing because he is surprisingly good at it.

Long and boring to be COMPLETEly honest. I would have liked more of an introduction because his origins are UNKNOWN to me.

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Frank might just be the most unlucky person in all of film history

Can we stop bringing up this poor man’s dead wife at every opportunity

Merry Christm… oh whoops I’m a bit late

A very creepy film whose premise I must it was very clever and well executed. Whilst the film was a little predictable there were some twists I didn’t see coming. Whilst John Cusack is amazing in this I would have liked to have seen a little more of Samuel L Jackson in this film although it would have been very difficult to incorporate. This is certainly a very good horror film but it’s probably one that (although being 4 stars) I probably will never revisit. It’s not because I didn’t like it or it was too scary, it’s just a film that would probably not be as good on a rewatch and I was already debating wether to give it 4 or 3.5 stars so it’s best for this to be a one time watch. All that being said it’s certainly a good film that if you haven’t seen and are in the mood for a psychological horror with some good jump-scares, this is ideal.

Hey the guy playing Nordberg looks famili… ohh right

I haven’t seen Challengers yet but there’s no way it can be better than this

From beginning to end this film had me hooked. The plot is so clever and the fact we have to try to guess who is real and who isn’t throughout the film is genius and something I haven’t seen before (although I’m sure it’s been done). The practical effects though dated definitely still hold up in my opinion and they fit the film so well. There were points in the film where I was genuinely scared and I felt my heart rate increasing at points. This is easily going into my top 10 films and may be one of if not my new favourite horror film ever.

A surprisingly wholesome film. I didn't really expect to like this but it was actually very well made and I did love the use of colour in the costumes and the set. This Ryan Gosling character is literally me.

I enjoyed parts of this film but the ending was one of the most underwhelming film endings I've ever seen.

Bit of a slow start but certainly picked up in the second half. I found that the jokes were mostly funny but a few didn't land.

You know, I actually went into this with quite low expectations but this really suprised me. Whilst I don't think it was as good as the first film it came really close, and definitely had some of the greatest moments out of all the films. I can kind of understand why some people didn't like this but I genuinely thought it was exceptional. The only thing that could have made it better would have been a very quick John Krasinski cameo but I know his character didn't live in New York so it wouldn't have really made sense.

The smile films are the only films that I can recall ever watching that have actually terrified me. The acting in both is amazing but Naomi Scott's performance in this is truly incredible. I often feel like film openings sometimes don't get enough appreciation because the opening to this film was amazing but I haven't heard anyone talking about it. These films are both incredible horror films and I won't hear otherwise. I can't wait for number 3.

I've been looking forward to this for months now after seeing the other Luca Pizzoleo short films and I can say that this was (in my opinion) worth the wait. It captured the same strange comedy of the others and was all round just very entertaining. I'm not a huge Walking Dead fan and I don't really know what else Steven Ogg has been in so that wasn't a huge selling point for me but I still was desperate to watch this and I'm glad I did. I can't wait to see what Luca Pizzoleo puts out next.

Genuinely one of the funniest things I have seen in ages. How the hell did this actually happen? Honestly I'm amazed the judge (allegedly) kept his composure as long as he did.

There are no two words in the English language, more harmful, than "good job"

Holy shit! How does this film get better with every single rewatch? It's actually unbelievable! This is easily the greatest masterpiece the world of filmmaking has ever seen. Every single one of Fletcher's insults had me cracking up (especially the pot of gold followed up by the chair height, genuinely started laughing just ing it) and then it will change to the most breathtaking musical pieces ever or the most intense high paced piece of film I've ever seen. I will happily argue until my final breath, that the final ten minutes of this film are the greatest ten minutes in cinematic history. I had my headphones at full volume so it was almost deafening, but if I'm going to be deafened by something I would happily it be something that incredible. This has been sat in my number two for favourite films but I'm so happy to put this at number one now. If I had to sum this film up in one word, it would be MESMERISING.

I didn't realise this film was going to be so depressing. What a way to start off 2025.

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Well this is officially my new favourite Tarantino film. I thought for the first two hours that this didn't seem violent enough to be a Tarantino film... I was wrong. Nonetheless it was still amazing, everyone gave amazing performances and the sets and aesthetics were all perfect. This is certainly the longest film I've seen I'm a while and I always put off watching films like this because they are too long but I'm gonna try to find time for more of these films otherwise I'll miss out on gems like this.

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Not quite as good as the first two but then again I knew it wouldn't live up to then. I'm not a huge western fan or a fan of romance movies so this wasn't as appealing. I know the first two are kind of romance related but it's when they take it away from Marty that it becomes less appealing and I'm not sure why. I still think that Doc and Marty were great in this, but as I said it can never live up to the first two.

I think this was actually just as good as the first film, if not better in some parts. I am expecting the third film to perhaps not be quite as good but I'm crossing my fingers that this may be a perfect all 5 star trilogy of films.

If anyone ever tells you they don't like Back To The Future, they're either insane or a liar.

Now I don't know why I loved this film, and in all honesty I really expected not to but GOD DAMN was it shot nicely!

Okay, now THIS is my favourite Christmas film.

Every single reference, feather it be to an earlier W and G film or just a classic film in general were all so cleverly done I loved it. (See what I did there?)

Definitely one of my new favourite Christmas films, a hilarious and really fun watch.

And the award for the most uncomfortable, stressful and claustrophobic film goes to:

I don't really understand what I watched. Was there a miscarriage and that's why she's so lonely? Also I'm in the UK so had to watch this on Facebook with subtitles I couldn't turn off so that was insanely distracting. But tbf I'll watch anything with Joe Keery in even if its only for about a minute of screen time.

This has genuinely made me want to become a teacher.

Strange, simple and very well executed. Whilst I didn't fully understand everything that was going on, I did thoroughly enjoy this. I will definitely check out Cure for my next foreign film that I watch as I loved the style of this.

I really liked the feel of this movie but apart from that there's not a lot to say. I liked the story but it was a tad predictable however, some of the scenes, especially when they retell past stories, were all very well shot and well lit. Overall, a pretty solid rom-com.

Top 100 films (plus some short films) however the list is constantly changing.

• Whiplash
• Hunt for the Wilderpeople
• Back to the Future
• The Thing
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
• No Country for Old Men
• Palm Springs
• Her
• A Different Man
• Alien: Romulus

...plus 90 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• It
• Stand by Me
• American Beauty
• How It Ends
• Little Miss Sunshine
• It Chapter Two
• Fantastic Mr. Fox
• Cemetery Junction
• 50/50
• Dead Poets Society

...plus 1 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Holdovers
• Oppenheimer
• Barbie
• American Fiction
• Past Lives
• Killers of the Flower Moon
• Maestro
• The Bikeriders
• Kinds of Kindness
• Anatomy of a Fall

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

As some series aren't actually on here they have been represented by specials or movie versions etc.

• BoJack Horseman Christmas Special: Sabrina's Christmas Wish
• BEEF
• Invincible: Atom Eve
• Friends: The Reunion
• No Half Measures: Creating the Final Season of Breaking Bad
• Love, Death & Robots: Kill Team Kill
• It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia: Sunny Side Up
• Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years and a Lovely Bit of Squirrel

• Counting to 1000
• Love, Death & Robots: Bad Travelling
• Love, Death & Robots: Three Robots
• Two Cars, One Night
• The Tragic Death of a Frenchman
• In the Valley of the Moon
• A Close Shave
• The Wrong Tros
• The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar
• Unlimited World

...plus 3 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Priscilla

• No Country for Old Men
• The Dark Knight
• Inglourious Basterds
• Boy
• Crazy, Stupid, Love.
• Chronicle
• Her
• Whiplash
• Llamageddon
• Hunt for the Wilderpeople

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

2005 was a pretty poor year for films

• Snatch
• Donnie Darko
• Catch Me If You Can
• Lost in Translation
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• Fun with Dick and Jane
• Little Miss Sunshine
• No Country for Old Men
• The Dark Knight
• Inglourious Basterds

• GoodFellas
• The Silence of the Lambs
• Reservoir Dogs
• The Wrong Tros
• Pulp Fiction
• La Haine
• Trainspotting
• MouseHunt
• The Truman Show
• 10 Things I Hate About You

• Whiplash
• Hunt for the Wilderpeople
• Green Book
• It
• Donnie Darko
• Boy
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Pulp Fiction
• La La Land
• Fantastic Mr. Fox

...plus 4 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Marmalade
• Her
• Se7en
• Fight Club

• It
• The Menu
• The Terminal
• Submarine
• Bullet Train
• Marmalade
• Nobody
• Airplane!
• Swiss Army Man

• Reservoir Dogs
• Inglourious Basterds
• Pulp Fiction
• The Hateful Eight
• True Romance
• Django Unchained

Some I dislike more than others but these are films that I don't like as much as most people.

• American Psycho
• The Wolf of Wall Street
• Dunkirk
• Paths of Glory
• Blade Runner 2049
• GoodFellas

• Hunt for the Wilderpeople
• Boy
• What We Do in the Shadows
• Two Cars, One Night
• Jojo Rabbit
• Tama Tū
• Thor: Ragnarok

Best acting performances from the cast of a film as a whole

• The Silence of the Lambs
• Whiplash
• Lady Bird
• Trainspotting
• Prisoners
• Boy
• La Haine
• Joker
• La La Land
• Reservoir Dogs