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Watched on Monday June 9, 2025.

Stunning. Action packed. Plot specifics were a little hard to follow on a first watch, but the characters and the dynamics were so strong I didn't have a problem. Cera stole the show here, he was such a natural fit.

If you've never seen this before your going to be amazed how much this surrounds the sex lives of the founding fathers. It bascially implies that post nut clarity was directly responsible for the declaration of independence.

I enjoyed it more the second time because I came in with a much better headspace (tipsy)

A pretty fun character study about a type of guy I honestly find pretty boring. Masterclass in magical realism tho

I can't believe I'm saying this, but it was just too cringe. I left feeling bad lol

Inside of all of us there is a Neal and there is a Del fighting. Who will win? The one we feed.

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In what world do they wait a year!!! Go to Paris King what else do you have going on???

Seeing RuPaul in this with his straight coded goatee was a JUMP SCARE

The horrors of suburbia are fathomless!!

Two messy bitches getting their freak on

(Btw if you loved holdovers get this on your watchlist PRONTO)

This is why you should never trip when your alone

Watched on Monday May 5, 2025.

Every single music sequence was DELIGHTFUL

Love the way this played with the timeline and I'm a sucker for breaking the fourth wall. It's charming through and through

Don't think I've ever seen a message so subtly woven into a story before. Also the fights were just fun and the cast was very charming. This era was the peak of CGI

Fucking brutal

That kids had two amazing dads

Sarah Connor and I have a lot in common in that we both oppose the utilization of AI

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Boo hiss. The most revolting ending of any film in cinematic history. All my homies hate big. Love these ladies tho!

Marvel ass pony show

Ashitaka is a radical centrist

Also the ladies of iron town 🥵🥵🥵

I'm not coming here Robert... I don't want the culmination of 300 years of physics to be a weapon of mass destruction."

I'm reading a book right now about the second world war and when the Manhattan project came up I just had to do a rewatch. The way that this movie just thrusts you into one of the great moral quandaries of all time is just unparalleled.

I love a film with a mad prophet fueled by righteous indignation. This shit rocks.

Gotta make one small quibble though, there is a moment where it really feels like Clayton is at a fork in the road and has to pick between his own personal security and doing the right thing. But the movie doesn't really follow up on that and just allows Clayton to have it all which I think was a bit of a copout

Did not expect this to break my heart as much as it did.

I would rather be friends with the bugs that the imperialists

Yeah it's a masterpiece. So great to see bong Joon ho return to sci-fi here. The way that bong Joon ho writes about animals is unmatched in anything I've seen. He's so effective at juxtaposing the mistreatment of animals with the mistreatment of the working class. It's really effectice. He's also so amazing at coming up with new oligarch freaks and Mark rufallo did so great portraying him with his stupid fucking veneers. Also if patinson wasn't one of the great all timers before he obviously is one now.

Also!!! So bold of bong Joon ho to actually have an optimistic ending, bold and refreshing move in a trying time.

Truly can't overstate how much this rocks.

I love the fact that the prompt for this was a fucking bit and then they continued to take the premise 100 percent seriously. It was tight.

Felt so attached to these characters. The back and forth in the car was absolutely heartwarming, and their relationship made the story all the more devastating.

One powerful scene. Showed the epitome of bravery.

Truly devastating. Timely. A gut punch when they revealed this scenario plays out again and again in this country.

This is a compelling telling of what was objectively an interesting and traumatic event. But it's really hard to divorse this film from the political context in which it was produced. And given that context it's pretty hard to endorse.

Wonderful exploration of mental health and relationships

Great concept, but wish they did more with it

Fantastic world building! They did so much in such a little time!!

I need a new heart because mine is absolutely MELTED

This one validaged the belief that I have that my relationship with my dog is among the most important relationships in my life

Innovative format and impressive cinematography. So many interesting shots worth ing in this one.

Horrifying. Real. Gorgeous. Couldn't look a away. Challenging watch, but one I would recommend to anybody.

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With my luck I know for certain that I would have gone out the same way Brendan Gleeson went out

Very engrossing film. A devastating portrayal of the long shadow that accompanies authoritarian governments. Fascists can eat shit.

Also watching this right after the seed of a sacred fig was a crazy juxtaposition of a cringe dad and a based dad.

The overlap of real footage from Iranian protests over the content of this movie was so impactful. Also found it incredibly relatable the way the main character in this film had to overlook the propaganda of the regime they live under.

It's embarrassing to say but unfortunately I do believe in the transformative power of live theatre.

"deaths proximity makes life burn all the brighter."

Really great film about parenthood with a lot of relatable emotional material. But also the last 45 mins feels a bit discordant with the coming of age film in the first hour. It's not bad or anything just didn't connect with it in the same way.

Also I choose to believe roz and fink kissed.

This movie is a great reminder to kill the cop in your own head. That way they can't chase joy and the gang out of the pillow castle.

High-key remarkable that this managed to feel grounded and not cheesey considering that it is two hours of someone doing a trump impression.

It was always going to be really difficult to make a movie about the this guy. It was a very smart decision to make it about the development of Trump's most core trait, an unrelenting obsession with winning. It had a really strong message about it's focus and Stan and Strong both held their own so well here. Among the best acting I've seen all year.

I've never been so stressed out listening to ode to joy

This is the best case scenario for the future of AI.

Yeah it's weird and the songs aren't very good. But I can't really get myself to hate it, it's got a decent amount of heart. Just a super strange experience overall, maybe it would have worked slightly better if it had been adapted for the stage?? But overall super bizarre this was nominated so broadly among all things.

• The Irishman
• GoodFellas
• The Departed
• Killers of the Flower Moon
• The Wolf of Wall Street
• Casino
• Taxi Driver
• Shutter Island
• Gangs of New York

• Poor Things
• Oppenheimer
• The Holdovers
• American Fiction
• Past Lives
• Killers of the Flower Moon
• Anatomy of a Fall
• The Zone of Interest
• Barbie
• Maestro

• Fantastic Mr. Fox
• Isle of Dogs
• Rushmore
• The Grand Budapest Hotel
• Asteroid City
• The Darjeeling Limited
• The French Dispatch
• Moonrise Kingdom
• The Royal Tenenbaums

• Reservoir Dogs
• The Hateful Eight
• Django Unchained
• Inglourious Basterds
• Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
• Pulp Fiction
• Kill Bill: Vol. 1

• Poor Things
• Oppenheimer
• The Iron Claw
• Past Lives
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
• Rye Lane
• Killers of the Flower Moon
• Godzilla Minus One
• Saltburn
• Bottoms

• Triangle of Sadness
• Everything Everywhere All at Once
• The Fabelmans
• The Banshees of Inisherin
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Elvis
• TÁR
• Avatar: The Way of Water
• Women Talking
• Top Gun: Maverick