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Really missing whimsical and fun Wes of the 09-21 era 

I have always been mixed on Benicio del Toro as an actor with French Dispatch actually being some of his strongest work for me so I went into this hopeful that Wes could make him compelling for me but he’s just not all that interesting to me here and could see someone like Ralph Fiennes doing this more successful for example. Mia and Michael steal every scene from him (also how is Michael still incredible hot covered in green mud paint?!). I still had a better time than Asteroid City which I was very ho hum about and Jeffrey Wright just knows how to lock in with Wes material that I just need Wes to make him his leading man sooner rather than later. It would heal a nation.

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I went into this one with low expectations as this is not a property I have a lot of love for but they got a charming group here! The Legends don’t really factor in until the last half hour and kind of drops the charming cast but not a nostalgia slop like I thought it could be. 

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Very Spring Sony Pictures Classics release (complementary and derogatory) 

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Love Anatomy of a Fall

Full disclosure I’m fighting for my life with all these temp changes so I was a little loopy on meds before hand so I was not fully on this movie’s wavelength until THAT happens to the point that I missed when that even happened and was like wait rewind please. When the son of the neighbor asks the older version of the grandson when he picks him up from college ask “have a girlfriend?” Honey look at that ear ring, swooshy hair, and chiseled jaw line. And picked his grandmother over his dad to live the rest of his life with? *Laverne Cox in that one TMZ video* Girl. He’s at least fluid he is a college Frenchmen! 

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Old white lady laughed an uncomfortable amount of times behind me throughout this 

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My problem with this one is the same as the last one, this villain has zero character or personality! Who cares! Cool stunts. Angela Bassett did the THING honey!  

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Perfectly pleasant as it is practically the same movie with some differences that are irksome to devotees of the original because it’s more of a why did you alter that than anything but like imagine getting so worked up about it as an adult couldn’t be me. Will work for its target demo but like most of these remakes, why show this to your kids when you can throw on the original along with deeper lore with the sequel and TV show #WhereIsLeroy. It’s kind of remarkable how much Zach Galifianakis has lost any ounce of personality with age. Neighbor boy and Billy Magnusson hot 

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Always love to find out about some movie on the Tuesday before that an AMC books that I can fill my A List with that peaks my curiosity. This movie has Joey Pollari in it who was so great in American Crime Season 2 and Love, Simon but hasn’t been in much else that I’ve seen lately so I was interested. I was also interested because it was a queer romance movie where a person of size was in the lead so there was a lot going for it for me to really dig it. It had me for a little bit but there is a frantic pace to it where the romance happens so fast but not like all in one night it’s over a week and a half but the movie feels like it’s in such a rush to get it over with to go into Joey’s character having an existential crisis story. The romance is like maybe 20 minutes of the movie while the rest is like an hour?! I also think that it was a problem that the lead also directed the movie and wrote it because a lot of his character’s motivations, line deliveries, and chemistry were not successful for me. If he focused on one of the jobs maybe he we would have been successful but I think he had a lot on his shoulders for his debut for film for all departments. There was also some strange filmmaking things like snow randomly coming from every direction, the way things were lit outdoors, and noticeable adr stuff that distracted me. It has a few nice shady moments that I wish it had more of but it had way too many speechifying declarations of love with overbearing music that just all rang false to me. It had enough charming moments for a soft recommendation but it has a lot of frustrating issues too big to excuse. Oh and hello Tony nominee Taylor Trensch! Wish they let him do his effortless comedic stuff he does in the bloopers rather give him such a loser character!  And Oscar nominee Barbara Barrie?! 

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Men will make a movie and co op a tv show to be about their narcissism before going to therapy.

The Weeknd should have been thrown out of showbiz after The Idol but this truly is pitchforks and torches worthy.

Trey Edwards Shults, I defend your honor with Krisha and Waves but I can’t help you here.

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Anyways……. Stream “Man of the House” by Rachel Zegler

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Felt so good to laugh my ass off with a packed house of clear fans of Tim Robinson and his "schtick". I don't know how this will play with people who are not used to or into his "schtick" as I did see a few curious walk outs. Robinson and Rudd are excellent and I honestly didn't know that Kate Mara and Jack Dylan Grazer would be playing Robinson's family but they were great as well. Conner O'Malley, Billy Byrk, and Josh Segarra are only in this for like two scenes each but steal those scenes. In the absurdist nature of the whole thing, it does have a very real thing to say about adult men's struggle to form friendships and to fit in with a pre existing friend group that just more or less told me you know what, maybe I am ok just being a person now who only makes friends via work and only see them then and go to events and back home to my lonesome because I'd embarrass myself trying to be "one of the guys" doing the same exact thing they showed me or said to me and it playing disastrously when I do it. Love a literal Chekhov's Gun in a comedy.

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Love how all of their gorilla digital camera footage made this look like Inland Empire half of the time

As a young creative forward thinking kid, I’ve always thought about wasted space in place and how someone could just make a living space in this random corner in a building. Hell, I was always thinking about this in my former movie theater’s projection booth (as did many others!) how spacious it was and places where we could truly move in and stay the night after long midnight shows or if we had to clopen or I had to work around the corner at Fords early the next morning and did not feel like treking home. Only thing is security alarms yada yada yada. Didn’t stop these guys! I was expecting this to be more of a tag team of teenagers or young 20’s that truly were living in there full time and were just kind of bums that were fucking around in the mall just lurking in places they weren’t supposed to be for the hell of it but this is actually a more level head group of people that are artists that also were making a point about how this mall spawned a lot of gentrification and tearing down a lot of the surrounding area to boost up the property costs and serving nobody because the community can’t afford the things sold in the mall. Loved the focus on the tape art the lead subject was known for and looking into his artist mind that also kept a distance from his fellow artist wife 

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Didn’t intentionally plan on a Chloe Sevigny double feature but here we are. lol at how little Simon Rex is even in this movie 

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Whenever the boyfriend/lover was on screen, it was electric. Whenever he wasn’t, I was waiting for him to come back 

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So much of this works because Florence Pugh is one of our greatest movie stars of the current moment but also shout out to David Harbour who really energizes this drab colorless regrouping movie. Julia Louis Dreyfus gives the performance of her career as Tulsi Gabbard (jk jk Enough Said it just too good to let this joke slide). I think they really made a mistake giving away the big baddie power reveal in the last trailer because it would have been a way better surprise reveal but there really is little other action to showcase I guess. Loved the fun house of trowma horrors set piece. I don’t know how much more after Endgame set up regrouping we can really take and we have another one right around the corner with the third failed attempt to make Fantastic Four a thing as teased at the very very end. We also have gotten to the point that we just need either a pop up video trivia box or just full on dialogue where characters are introduced as “when we last saw you on Falcon and the Winter Soldier” because who the hell is the disappearing lady?! Who was the other lady?! Good for Lewis Pullman, Geraldine Viswanathan, True Blood’s Chris Bauer, and Wendell Pierce.

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Something about seeing a mouse for the SECOND time that week at the same movie theater you deeply love and respect just puts you on edge for the entire movie…….

Always here for a new Patty Clarkson picture especially in a rare leading role these days and I had never heard of this woman and her case but do early Obama days about pay equity being a big thing he was working on. The soundtrack is kind of grating at how over sentimental it is and there are a few scenes that I thought the cinematographer from Women Talking entered the chat and was worried the rest of the movie was going to look like that! Good for John Benjamin Hickey! 

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I was definitely into this movie for a while with its intriguing look at how we deal with grief and attachment to a loved one and not seeing how they can just continue life without them to the point of wanting to jump in the coffin with them but here showing Cronenbergian technology of morbidness that has some touchy ethics to it. You can definitely feel how personal this movie is to Cronenberg to the extent they doll up Vincent Cassel to look just like him with the hair and everything and through the writing but about an hour into it, it kind of lost me and never got me back once it wanted to get into cyber security ideas and all the Tesla/AI nonsense of the world. Very much enjoyed Guy Pearce in this even if he is missing for long gaps of the movie. Made some sense after when I heard that this was intended to be a series which explains why the movie just kind of ends not even in a profound way to keep you thinking but just "come back next episode for more" way.

Uh great score beautiful score. This very much has the vibes of Willow with the way it is shot and how the creatures are animated with practical puppetry just not in the Jim Henson way. The movie just didn't really have much to say that hasn't been said already about treating the environment and animals with care and other than the visual beauty of the movie and the music, I didn't really engage with much else including the performances.

This was very much in line with No Other Land for movies that just showcase how much this shit didn’t start 10/7/23 as this movie premiered at TIFF a few weeks prior and just has taken this long to roll out. Great work from Muhammed Abed Elrahman as the brother especially and some of Imogen Poots’ best work to date. It is just so hard to watch these movies now without a body full of boiling blood and hopelessness at this stuff ever ending or justice being served.

Love a movie I find out exists the morning of because you were originally going to try to kill time some other way but then you watch the trailer/read the description and says sure what the hell. Great musical numbers, beautiful musical numbers. Performances were all solid and liked the teacher that she gets to be in the band. Nothing spectacular but solid.

Pretty cool way to watch this in a four walled surround screen experience. Kind of abruptly ends which just confused the audience I was with and ushers had to come in to get people moving out for the next crew. Tom Hanks does a great job narrating but not the greatest Tom Hanks at the Kennedy Center moment for me, still him shouting BOOGIE WONDERLAND in my ear at the 2019 Kennedy Center Honors is that.

How come we haven’t done an Honorary Oscar for Catherine Deneuve yet? Tyler Perry but not Ms. Deneuve? How come Chief Willoughby? This was a solid somewhat bio pic of a French first lady of the later part of the 20th century that had a Hillary Clinton/Imelda Marcos complex to her being an independent political voice and having asperations for herself. Deneuve is the reason to see this as some of it can be a little over the top and clearly fabricated for this movie but if you still enjoy Deneuve killing it in her later years, check this one out. Imagine Melania doing any of this.

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This was a very frustrating film at times for me. It's a great and original concept from Ryan Cooglar after his first few films have been bio pics, sequels, and superhero movies with this one taking place in the segregated south and infusing it with a vampire story and when they lay out the true theme of setting a vampire story in the segregated south, it’s very clever and smart. Yet it takes so damn long to get to the point and never knows when to end the damn movie (a full ass scene after the main credits of the movie are over like it’s setting up a damn Avengers movie! Plus a post credit scene! At least that is just a nice little moment not adds 10 minutes to a movie that claimed to be over!). It’s got some cool sequences and effects but also had all this hubbub about the way it was shot and yet looks like utter dogshit at times with so many scenes with actors just in total darkness or over saturated light that blocks off their face. Many have said "it looks so good in IMAX or 70MM" but if you’re going to film your movie in a way only 6 movie theaters in American can even “properly” project at least make it so the other 2000 of us can see something pleasing to the eye and to your actors' performances. The cast does a great job here including the always wonderful Delroy Lindo, Hailee Steinfeld, Li Jun Li, Jack O’Connell, and a great debut from Miles Caton. I don't know if the Michael B. Jordan playing twins element added anything to the experience or performances but he's solid. I loved the musical sequence that juxtaposed the fight and the sex scene while the sequence before that was kind of perplexing and took a minute to vibe with it. I definitely liked the movie enough based on its concept and the cast’s performances but man was I distracted by how bad it looked at times.

Kelly Marie TRAN 💜 

It's been a while since I have seen the original Ang Lee movie from the 90's to the ins and outs of what happened in that one compared to this one but I do liking that one quite a bit. This one worked even more for me thanks to some incredible performers assembled with the main four along with the parental figures. The person who does run away with the whole thing for me is Kelly Marie Tran who gives her best performance to date after such harsh treatment she was dealt from the Star Wars collective of fans and filmmakers and really gets to show what she has to offer here. Bowen Yang also gets to show some more dramatic chops here which was a nice change of pace but also dip into his romantic side that he got to show in this director's previous film Fire Island. Lilly Gladstone is wonderful as well as newcomer to American films Han Gi-chan. The moms played by Joan Chen and Youn Yuh-jung are both amazing and so great to see them post acclaimed role that gave them a bigger name in recent years booking in roles like these. Loved the hijinks of the plot more than some of the emotional stuff because at some point this movie just stops being a comedy when something major flips everything on its head towards the end but overall, it's a really strong movie and one of the better of the year so far!

This was a pretty charming movie with great work from the whole cast. It does drag a little and I dozed off towards the time frame Carey Mulligan exits the movie but overall I laughed and was charmed by the leads Tom Basden and Tim Key. Some nice music that does channel the sounds from a John Carney movie so it satisfied some of those buttons for me as well.

This is not a gore fest like the trailer made it out to be which I appreciated because the slasher horror genre is not my favorite but I do like a good summer camp slasher in the woods like the original Friday the 13th. Does it reinvent any form? No. Did I laugh? Yes. Very much enjoyed the theater girlie guy played by Matthew Finlan as well as Abby Quinn, Billy Byrk, and the always wonderful Fred Hechinger. I have been gradually warming up to Finn Wolfhard as an actor as he matures into more adult roles but he is still not my favorite in the world but he is solid in this and he also did a good job co directing and writing this with Byrk. I am assuming they both met making the great gem When You Finish Saving the World which was Jesse Eisenberg's directorial debut that apparently I was one of the only people who enjoyed and Byrk being a stand out from that but still shaky about Wolfhard but I am happy to see this friendship come from that movie! Very odd that they held onto this since 2023 TIFF only to dump it the first weekend of April? Like at least dump it in August if you have little confidence in it so it makes sense for the summer vibes! Very much the Snack Shack of the year in of bizzare release strategies seasonally wise.

This was a nutty enough espionage thriller that has laugh out loud moments in the vein of Red Sparrow (sadly no Charlotte Rampling saying Whore School but some accents that are just as wild!) where if you think too hard about the tech and skill of it all it might make your brain hurt as to why he is so dumb to just have his face fully out and about looking directly into cameras but then makes all these crazy ass mouse traps! This is for sure Rami Malek in a better mode than he's been in in sometime channeling his Emmy winning Mr. Robot days but I still think he's not up for the leading man task that a shower of movie and TV awards has made him believe he is. Needed more Laurence Fishburne but what doesn’t and very much knew the plot twist with his character was coming. Jon Bernthal has such a limited role that when he reappears in the end chuck of the movie you go "oh yeah you are in the movie too" but he's good for what little he gets to do but the real scene stealer is Julianne Nicholson as she tends to be. This would be a better movie with a more skilled and versatile actor in the lead role but I had a good enough time for an April adult thriller that I wish we had more of like this in a major release these days.

This was a pretty effective movie about war but was not aware that this would be a real time one singular mission in a span of hours movie. It's another impressive directorial achievement from Alex Garland who has become a polarizing director for some but I have really responded to his specific hand and eye very well. What has been really interesting to follow in Garland’s now decade long directing career is the very incredible job he utilizes sound in his movies. I can’t much about it in Ex Machina other than the movement of Vikander’s body but Annihilation with the WAH WA WAH WA score and sounds of the echo bear, the haunting echoes of the cave in Men, and now with both Civil War and this movie the incredible soundscape of gunfire and explosions in very impactful and visceral ways. Very limited chances to see this in IMAX but worth going to for the soundscape! Great ensemble though no one really stands out over another but was surprised how little Charles Melton had to do and absolutely forgot Noah Centineo was in this as he has been missing from the press tour but makes sense now since he’s in it for maybe 10 minutes if that! As I said, I didn’t realize this was going to be a contained story rather than a series of missions but it really flew by that the ending montage took me by surprised that it was already over not in an abrupt unfinished way but just really well paced and gripping throughout. Many "younger" audiences have brought up the propaganda angle of it all and the shame of the middle eastern wars with hindsight but I don't think this movie ruffles any of those feathers or has any commentary one way or the other other than the given of all war movies are propaganda so if you have American Sniper reluctance to seeing this, it is not a rah rah go America war movie but more just a gritty look into this boots on the ground mission.

So wild to realize I’ve been a fan of and following Michael Angarano for 20 years now as the in house #1 Sky High Stan! So wild that Kristen Stewart still looks like she’s in pain delivering basic human words! This was a solid road trip buddy comedy that is a little too frantic at times but still enjoyable. Michael Cera and Angarano are great here and it has a similar dynamic to last year's A Real Pain except this time the director is not in the straight man role he's in the hot mess unfiltered role. Wish we had more with his real life partner Maya Erskine but overall it was good.

And they were roommates
Harold, they’re Lesbians
If you see my baby daddy at Pride, don’t @ me I already know
Etc. Etc.

This was a solid queer awakening movie with parallel stories involving a brother in law and sister in law going through this at the same time. Jacob Elordi and Daisy Edgar Jones are these two characters and they do pretty good work here but nobody gets anything stand out to work with. Will Poulter is having a moment with being one of the better things about Death of a Unicorn and this week's Warfare around the corner and he is also pretty good here and maybe the hottest he's been in a movie to date. Some great ing cast including a small role from Andrew Keenan Bolger who I just saw in Titanique a few days prior! Great gowns beautiful gowns, great production design beautiful production design. It made a lot of sense to me that this director did Fellow Travelers and some of Hollywood the way he films the romance scenes and the way someone is just laying in the sun shirtless like Jacob's first scene with Daisy. This is not a game changing movie and for sure was smart to hold this for a spring art house release rather than dump it in the fall after its festival premiere but it is worth checking out.

As someone who was raised on game show network, I loved Whammy and the re runs of Press Your Luck and love the new reboot as well and I had no idea about this story so I was pretty hooked from the moment I saw the trailer. Paul Walter Ha is great per usual and a really great ing cast including Patti Harrison who it took me a few scenes to even clock, Walton Goggins who just continues to be on a roll this year, the always great David Strathairn, and one of my fave character actors Damian Young from The Comeback and millions of bit parts in other things like this. I don't know what accent Masie Williams is doing in this nor what kind of clout she has to get the final And credit after David Strathairn and Johnny Knoxville! Excellent production design, costumes, and cinematography and kept me on the edge of my seat not knowing how it ended.

That damn dog. She’s an Icon, a Legend, and she is the moment! Now come on now! (I’m aware it’s a boy dog hush). *her voice impersonating David Lynch* Naomi was very good and one of her stronger performances in recent years in film which has not been very kind/fruitful to her since her last Oscar nomination for The Impossible (she's also very good in 2019's Luce but way better on TV since then with Twin Peaks and Feud). Great ing cast of theater girlies and character actors alike including the always wonderful Ann Dowd as her neighbor and Tony nominee Sarah Pidgeon. Like most things, needed more Owen Teague. lol at Bill Murray Aubrey Plaza My Old Assing himself in the promo for this movie as if he was the second biggest character when he is maybe in this movie for 7 minutes total! I think they stretch out the last half hour a little too much and could have ended around Tom McCarthy’s therapy session to get the deal with the movie. Great New York movie which I always love especially having to leave not 24 hours prior to seeing this movie!

This was such a beautiful little romance with winning performances from Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff and wonderful ing work from all of Soni's family . The sister was a little much at times that keeps me from a full out 5 stars but other than that qualm, this made me tear up multiple times and I had a giant smile throughout! I very much enjoyed the last film Soni made with director and partner in life Roshan Sethi, 7 Days, so he is for sure a director I am excited to see whatever he has coming up especially with this movie. Hope more people can find this gem as it is my favorite movie I have seen this year so far.

I heard really wonderful things about this one winning the directing award at last year's Cannes and being submitted by Portugal for International Film and making the shortlist. Sadly, this one lost me midway. I loved all the puppetry and music scenes, really well photographed, and has some good moments but I fell off the train and didn't really get back on. 

*Bill Hader as Shepard Smith voice* Mark me down as scared and horny! This is the latest from Alan Guiraudie who brought us the sexy gay thriller Strangers by the Lake about 12 years ago and this one is sort of playing in that ball park but does not spend extensive amount of times on a nude beach sadly. Great lead performance from Felix Kysyl and a great ensemble as well. Great writing and direction and though sometimes I was a little fuzzy connecting all the dots why certain characters were behaving the way they were, it all comes together pretty well even if it leaves you hanging just a tad at the end.

This movie got on my radar when John Waters put this on his Best of 2024 list that he tends to put movies that haven't actually be released and he saw at festivals or on a screener on there so I always find a gem or two to keep and eye out for. I can see the moments that made John put this on his best of the year list last year but still not the movie I was excepting. I've been letting this one simmer for a month but it never really grew with me but I do appreciate some of the bigger swings it was taking but it's too few and far in between to really give it overall praise.

This was fine but I found the characters to be a bit over the top at times. An O away from an EGOT winner Rachel Bay JONES 💜 steals the damn movie in the back half and I need her to do more movies! Need that rage room in DC. Still unsure of my rating for this one because it was not boring or anything I just don't think it fully worked on a screenplay and structure front.

My Penguin Friend meets I’m Still Here? I’m Still Here was actually great to see before this to really grasp what was going on in South America during this time with people being abducted off the street by plain clothes men in a calm but aggressive way that bystanders just continue on with their day as they know that’ll be them next if they speak up. For a movie with Penguin in the title, I don’t think you are prepared about the political nature of this movie! Steve Coogan is great as is the Penguin and a very strong ensemble including Jonathan Pryce as the school heaster.

Very much a “ok unique set up but very familiar theme” of movie. So many Eat the Rich media in the recent years (hmmmm wonder why) and this has nothing new to say about how shallow, selfish, and inhumane they are and very much a movie about poachers which we just did in Kraven the Hunter (good movie!) so I checked out once the gore show began which thankfully all of that had a beat and a half to know that it was about to come so my eyes aren’t as scared as usual. Produced by Ari Aster and A24, likely place for them to be. I don’t know if Richard E. Grant ever thought he left the set of Saltburn doing such a similar character in the setting they are in. Good for Queen of People Magazine Crossword Puzzle clue Tea Leoni who I was not informed would be in this? Glad Will Poulter looks normal again after whatever they did to him for Dopesick? Was that the streaming dumped miniseries he was ridiculously jacked for no reason? Jenna Ortega and Paul Rudd were fine as the leads of this and some other good ing cast . Visual effects were spotty especially for some of the violence with the unicorns. Can't say it didn't swing for the fences but still felt very been there done that with the themes it was trying to hit.

We love a nutty thriller with a silly premise! This was a fun time as a movie that is like Saw meets Buried/Locke where a majority of it is someone talking to someone over a phone in this case Bill Skarsgard and Anthony Hopkins. Bill Skarsgard gives the performance of his career as Pete Davidson, he's very good in this and keeps you interested. Hopkins is always wonderful even if it's just his great vocals for 75% of the time. Are some of the themes a bit over the top? Absolutely. Did I have a good time? Yes. Very much like Cleaner this year in movies that probably would have been killer direct to Redbox movies that gained a lot from seeing them in a theater with a crowd and everything.

This was a wonderful movie to go into blind in with just the cast and a British Indie nomination as prior knowledge! Alicia Vikander, they can never make me hate you because she is simply incredible here playing a very tricky role as an inspector type turned into a child for observation practices for this trial. Elisabeth Olsen and Himesh Patel are also fantastic as the married couple applying to have clearance to have a baby in this post apocalyptic society trying to keep the population down due to lack of resources. Excellent production design, visual effects, and music and an excellent brief but impactful appearance from Minnie Driver (we need to get Minnie Driver back to the Oscars one of these days guys). I think they do a little too much closure at the end and it could have ended 3 minutes before it did which took away a half a star I was going to give it extra but for sure one of the best movies I’ve seen so far this year and both the leading ladies are some of the best performances of the year so far!

Reheated Scorsese Nachos just made me wish I had been watching The Irishman again. Barry Levinson should probably hang his hat on the directing thing he’s lost his mojo. So many baffling choices were made from mid scene fade to blacks when people were still in a conversation, frantic camera movements, and direct address to the audience throughout. What on earth did they do to Cosmo Jarvis’ neck in his movie?! Debra Messing should stick to what’s she is good at. What that is? I’m not sure even Debra Messing knows at this point. Just screams “movie that was written in the 90’s collecting dust in somebody’s desk” that Motherless Brooklyn is part of that club. Robert De Niro is good playing two roles but it was never made clear as to why that was even necessary. Enjoyed the mobster party raid at the end with people running down a hill with a plate of food in their hand (we've all been there!). Just a snooze fest.

Rachel Zegler is just incapable of being bad sorry about it h8rs! She for sure owns this movies and Pasek and Paul give her wonderful songs to showcase her talents. Gal Gadont on the other hand….. her original song could have been a real serve if they cast anybody with a personality in the role! Andrew Burnap’s full assets on display with great close ups on his big beautiful blue I could swim in them eyes and the gift that Sandy Powell gave us all with his pants. Also a swoony voice I don’t know why people were crapping on him. The Dwarfs being animated was an odd choice but was happy so many Broadway favorites were employed to voice them along with Patrick Page as the magic mirror and a murder’s row of amazing talents providing additional singing credits for crowd numbers! Mandy Moore did a great job as usual with choreography and I appreciated that they beefed up this Snow White with more musical numbers that usually is a lackluster addition to these live action remakes. Was it the greatest of the genre? No but it was not a train wreck like many were preparing for and that is mostly because you have one of her generation’s greatest performers in the lead role. Marc Webb is a director who I root for since he was so great out the gate with (500) Days of Summer and I liked his Spiderman movies more than most and his charming drama Gifted but he has been a bit MIA as of late with his last movie being in 2017 with The Only Living Boy in New York which I finally caught up with this year and didn't love. I think he does a solid job here but I think Zegler along with Moore, Pasek, and Paul are the people that runaway with this movie's most successful aspects!

Really enjoyed this documentary about an eccentric person I have come to love and enjoy even at her most ridiculousness for about a decade now when her revival of Oscar nominations started in 2014 with "Grateful" and it’s been a runaway train ever since with a nomination every year since except 2016. Since then, I have learned all about the hits she made outside of her movie songs with Cher and such but I didn’t know much about her backstory outside of the connection to “Till It Happens To You” when she did press about that song. It has lots of great interviews especially from Cher but they also drop some bombs in there and never circle back like who worked with Diane and refused to ever work with her again (the way it’s edited made it seem like it was Celine Dion but not sure if that was on purpose) because of her relentlessness. Sad to see this get dumped with a NY/LA release back in January and had to see it at a one off showing at the JXJ movie theater that thankfully they rescheduled when it originally was wildly scheduled to play the night of the Oscars, like honey?!?!?!! Who do you think it coming out to see this on the night she is up for another damn Oscar and actually had a shot of winning this year?

I don’t think the sound levels and the old as dirt audience I saw it with mumbling throughout and shoveling through popcorn helped me feel in it as much as I wanted to be but very much a movie of the moment weirdly paired with The Last Showgirl (walk with me here). Movies about that one last ride into a literal sunset with this movie of that place you’ve made your happy place for so many years and it being ripped away from you and not knowing what you’re going to do without it tomorrow. (Hmmmmm why could I possibly relate to that). I think some of the non professional actors don’t help some of my reservations with the overall movie and when someone like Wayne Diamond comes strolling into this movie just ups the energy to the empt degree. Baseball is the only sport I can give any shits about because it has been so ingrained into my upbringing so it does help that I have some care in the world for the sport but I’m sure the fanatics will love this one even if it doesn’t hit the same buttons as something like Field of Dreams or The Natural in sentiment. One of the players I swore was film critic Tim Grierson for a bit. Definitely a movie I will be buying for my family for Christmas this year.

This was a pretty cute and silly animated movie that was a perfect balm for some of the more serious things I've sat through lately. The real villain of the movie is David Zazzy thinking his company should be more true crime and home improvement slop and not all in on Looney Tunes in the modern age!

I was interested in the first 20 or so minutes and then kind of checked out. Wanted to like it after the raves from the festivals last year

This review may contain spoilers.

What exactly is it that we’re looking at here

They made a movie about Jared Leto’s cult?

This was an intriguing movie at first with an incredible cast and good plot about a group of journalists and VIP are brought to a compound where a performance artist singer is debuting his first new music in sometime. The problem was it didn't feel like it was doing anything new regarding cults, revenge, and so on. They reheated Blink Twice’s nachos (did I do this right? How do you do fellow kids?) and even Midsommar would be more apt since Blink Twice is way more recent that it was not intentional there. The eat the rich story has been a big focus of media at of late (I wonder why?) but its already getting to be a stale naval gazing genre that needs to be fresher to make any new interesting points. Why I am a lot higher than others score wise is the performances do a lot to save this from being a total train wreck most notably Ayo Edebiri, John Malkovich, and Juliette Lewis. The original music for Malkovich's character was good, the puppet show was cool, and it has some good moments but the mystery and when all hell breaks loose just left me bored more than intrigued.

Maybe a little *too* intellectually written for me to compute after a stressful early work shift (they were speaking a foreign language when talking about spy work for all I cared) but the cast is all good led by Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett who are normally always great, a great score, and like most Sodie pictures looks and sounds great. If you’d ask me in early Jan that Presence would be the Sodie I enjoyed more of the two I wouldn’t have believed you!

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• Adult Best Friends
• Another Simple Favor
• Avenues
• La Cocina
• Companion
• Summer of 69
• Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
• Nonnas
• And So It Begins
• Loser

...plus 27 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Mountainhead
• all the words but the one
• The Next Karate Kid
• Sebastian

I've got so many movies and sometimes I get a bunch from the thrift store I forgot I bought so this is for Personal Benifit and for inquirers. Some of these were given to me by my brother and I have been getting DVD's since like 2000 so put your damn judging eyes away

• ...And Justice for All
• 10
• 10 Cloverfield Lane
• 10 Things I Hate About You
• 12 and Holding
• 12 Angry Men
• 12 Years a Slave
• 127 Hours
• 17 Again
• 1776

...plus 1651 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Happy 6 Years of A List Kyle!

5th Anniversary Count- 370 Movies! Would be more if it weren't for the pandemic!

6th- 464

• Bohemian Rhapsody
• Suspiria
• Nobody's Fool
• The Grinch
• The Girl in the Spider's Web
• Ralph Breaks the Internet
• Instant Family
• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
• Anna and the Apocalypse
• The Mule

...plus 525 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Great Beauty
• The Rose
• Eraserhead
• Grey Gardens
• Broadcast News
• Tootsie
• Cries and Whispers
• A Room with a View
• A Woman Under the Influence
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me

...plus 201 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The Grand Budapest Hotel- 5 stars 
Fantastic Mr. Fox- 5 stars
Moonrise Kingdom- 4 1/2 stars 
The Life Aquatic of Steve Zissou- 4 stars 
Isle of Dogs- 4 stars 
The French Dispatch- 4 stars 
The Royal Tenenbaums- 4 stars
The Phoenician Scheme- 4 stars 
Asteroid City- 4 stars
Rushmore- 3 1/2 stars 
The Darjeeling Limited- 3 1/2 stars 
Bottle Rocket- 3 1/2 stars

1. The Grand Budapest Hotel
2. Fantastic Mr. Fox
3. Moonrise Kingdom
4. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
5. Isle of Dogs
6. The French Dispatch
7. The Royal Tenenbaums
8. The Phoenician Scheme
9. Asteroid City
10. Rushmore

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

1- 4 stars
Fallout- 4 stars
Rouge Nation- 4 stars
Dead Reckoning- 4 stars 
Final Reckoning- 4 stars
Ghost Protocol- 4 stars
III- 4 stars
II- 3 1/2 stars

1. Mission: Impossible
2. Mission: Impossible – Fallout
3. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
4. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
5. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
6. Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
7. Mission: Impossible III
8. Mission: Impossible II

Fallout- 4 stars
Rogue Nation- 4 stars
Dead Reckoning- 4 stars
Final Reckoning- 4 stars 
Jack Reacher- 3 1/2 stars 
The Way of the Gun- 3 1/2 stars

1. Mission: Impossible – Fallout
2. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
3. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
4. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
5. Jack Reacher
6. The Way of the Gun

Fast Times at Ridgemount High- 4 stars 
Loser- 4 stars 
Johnny Dangerously- 4 stars 
Clueless- 3 1/2 stars 
Look Who’s Talking- 3 1/2 stars 
European Vacation- 3 1/2 stars  
Vamps- 3 1/2 stars 
I Could Never Be Your Woman- 3 stars 
Look Who’s Talking Too- 3 stars

1. Fast Times at Ridgemont High
2. Loser
3. Johnny Dangerously
4. Clueless
5. Look Who's Talking
6. National Lampoon's European Vacation
7. Vamps
8. I Could Never Be Your Woman
9. Look Who's Talking Too

1. Alice in Wonderland
2. Beauty and the Beast
3. 101 Dalmatians
4. Cruella
5. The Lion King
6. Maleficent
7. Cinderella
8. Dumbo
9. The Little Mermaid
10. Snow White

...plus 9 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Gonna do like a 5 year limit between initial release and re release and rewatches in theaters. No outdoor projected watches either that Enzian would do in Florida

Still trying to go back through history to what I saw because I do not log them on here I just include them in First Watches of the Month if they were

• The Lion King

  Waldorf

• Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work

  Enzian

• Brokeback Mountain

  Enzian

• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me

  Enzian

• Who Framed Roger Rabbit

  Enzian

• Scream

  Enzian

• Grey Gardens

  Enzian

• The Nightmare Before Christmas

  Gallery Place

• Pelle the Conqueror

  AFI

• Moulin Rouge!

  AFI

...plus 413 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Jakob's Wife
• Siberia
• Curiosa
• The Protégé
• A Mouthful of Air
• Multiverse
• Cowboys
• Shattered
• Seriously Red
• Dogman

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Lion King
• Romeo + Juliet

  Also the 68 version

• West Side Story
• 10 Things I Hate About You
• The Tragedy of Macbeth

  Also the 15 version

• She's the Man
• Richard III
• Titus
• A Midsummer Night's Dream
• Hamlet

Waves- 4 1/2 stars 
Krisha- 4 1/2 stars
It Comes at Night- 3 1/2 stars
Hurry Up Tomorrow- stars pending

1. Waves
2. Krisha
3. It Comes at Night
4. Hurry Up Tomorrow

1. Annette
2. Hairspray
3. Snowpiercer
4. Enough Said
5. Hereditary
6. One Hour Photo
7. The Killing of a Sacred Deer
8. French Exit
9. Love Actually
10. 99 Homes

...plus 333 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Toy Story
• Monsters, Inc.
• Back to the Future
• Stand by Me
• Midnight Cowboy
• Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
• Challengers
• The Shawshank Redemption
• To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar
• Luca

• Santosh

  NBR/British Indie/BAFTA

• Black Dog

  Gothams/Indie Spirit

• To a Land Unknown

  Gothams

• Intercepted

  Gothams

• Union

  Gothams

• Jazzy

  Indie Spirit

• Gaucho Gaucho

  Indie Spirit

• Hummingbirds

  Indie Spirit

• Sister Midnight

  British Indie/BAFTA

• Sebastian

  British Indie

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Love, Actually- 5 stars
About Time- 4 1/2 stars
Pirate Radio/The Boat That Rocked- 3 1/2 stars

1. Love Actually
2. About Time
3. The Boat That Rocked

Don't @ me nerds

And no Fondavision is a Television Programè I will not being ranking it

1. Spider-Man: Homecoming
2. Guardians of the Galaxy
3. Ant-Man and the Wasp
4. Avengers: Endgame
5. Spider-Man: No Way Home
6. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
7. Ant-Man
8. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
9. Captain America: The First Avenger
10. Black Panther

...plus 26 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The King's Speech

  Original Run- Regal Bowie

• The Artist

  Original Run- AMC Hoffman

• 12 Years a Slave

  Original Run- Enzian

• Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

  Original Run (Advanced Screening)- Enzian

• Spotlight

  Original Run- Regal Winter Park

• Moonlight

  Original Run- E Street

• The Shape of Water

  Original Run- E Street

• Green Book

  Original Run (Advanced Screening)- Regal Gallery Place

• Parasite

  Original Run- E Street

• Nomadland

  Virtual Cinema- Film at Lincoln Center
  Original Run- AMC Tyson’s Corner

...plus 40 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

All pre 1942 except:

Citizen Kane
Here Comes Mr. Jordan 
The Letter
The Wizard of Oz
Gone With the Wind
Robin Hood
Top Hat
42nd Street
Grand Hotel

• Life of Pi
• Amour
• Beasts of the Southern Wild
• Zero Dark Thirty
• Midnight in Paris
• The Tree of Life
• War Horse
• Moneyball
• Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
• 127 Hours

...plus 255 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Up

  Original Run- Waldorf

• District 9

  Original Run- Waldorf

• Avatar

  Original Run- Waldorf

• Toy Story 3

  Original Run- Waldorf
  Lincoln, Nebraska Theater

• Inception

  Original Run- Waldorf

• The Social Network

  Original Run- Waldorf

• True Grit

  Original Run- Waldorf

• Black Swan

  Original Run- Hoffman

• The King's Speech

  Original Run- Bowie Regal

• The Help

  Original Run- Waldorf

...plus 213 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Box Sets:

Jacques Demy
Dietrich & von Sternberg in Hollywood
Before Trilogy
David Lean Directs Noël Coward
Eclipse Series 8: Lubitsch Musicals
Eclipse Series 16: Alexander Korda’s Private Lives (Private Life of Henry VIII)

• Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
• The Big Chill
• The Thin Red Line
• The Tree of Life
• The Times of Harvey Milk
• 8½
• The New World
• Days of Heaven
• Notorious
• The Manchurian Candidate

...plus 65 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Thunderbolts- 4 stars
Paper Towns- 3 1/2 stars
Robot and Frank- 3 1/2 stars

1. Thunderbolts*
2. Paper Towns
3. Robot & Frank

History of Violence- 4 1/2 stars
Maps to the Stars- 4 1/2 stars
Videodrome- 4 stars
The Fly- 4 stars
Naked Lunch- 4 stars
Spider- 4 stars
Scanners- 4 stars
Crash- 4 stars
eXistenZ- 4 stars
The Brood- 4 stars
The Dead Zone- 4 stars
A Dangerous Method- 4 stars
Dead Ringers- 4 stars
Rabid- 4 stars
Crimes of the Future (1970)- 4 stars
Shivers- 4 stars
The Shrouds- 3 1/2 stars
Stereo- 3 1/2 stars
M. Butterfly- 3 1/2 stars
Crimes of the Future (2022)- 3 1/2 stars
Cosmopolis- 3 1/2 stars
Fast Company- 3 stars 
Eastern Promises- 3 stars

1. A History of Violence
2. Maps to the Stars
3. Videodrome
4. The Fly
5. Naked Lunch
6. Spider
7. Scanners
8. Crash
9. eXistenZ
10. The Brood

...plus 13 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Spy- 5 stars
Bridesmaids- 4 1/2 stars
A Simple Favor- 4 1/2 stars
The Heat- 4 stars
Jackpot!- 4 stars 
The School for Good and Evil- 4 stars 
Ghostbusters- 4 stars
Another Simple Favor- 4 stars
Unaccompanied Minors- 3 1/2 stars
Last Christmas- 3 1/2 stars 
I Am David- 3 1/2 stars

1. Spy
2. Bridesmaids
3. A Simple Favor
4. The Heat
5. Jackpot!
6. The School for Good and Evil
7. Ghostbusters
8. Another Simple Favor
9. Unaccompanied Minors
10. Last Christmas

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

• Star Wars
• The Wizard of Oz
• Mary Poppins
• Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
• A Trip to the Moon
• Metropolis
• Alien
• King Kong
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers
• Logan's Run

• Chilly Scenes of Winter
• Lured
• Pets
• How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies
• Apartment Zero
• The Adjuster
• Speaking Parts
• Felicia's Journey
• Ararat
• Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

...plus 30 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Crossing Delancy- 4 stars
A Fish in the Bathtub- 4 stars
Hester Street- 4 stars
Loverboy- 4 stars
Chilly Scenes of Winter- 4 stars
Between the Lines- 4 stars
Invisible Child- 4 stars
Charms for the Easy Life- 4 stars
Big Girls Don’t Cry They Get Even- 4 stars

1. Crossing Delancey
2. A Fish in the Bathtub
3. Hester Street
4. Loverboy
5. Chilly Scenes of Winter
6. Between the Lines
7. Invisible Child
8. Charms for the Easy Life
9. Big Girls Don't Cry... They Get Even

Behind the Candelabra- 5 stars 
Erin Brockovich- 5 stars 
Unsane- 4 1/2 stars 
Magic Mike- 4 stars 
Contagion- 4 stars 
Logan Lucky- 4 stars 
Haywire- 4 stars 
Let Them All Talk- 4 stars
The Informant- 4 stars 
Solaris- 4 stars 
Kafka- 4 stars 
Presence- 4 stars 
No Sudden Move- 4 stars
The Girlfriend Experience- 4 stars  
King of the Hill- 4 stars 
Oceans 11- 4 stars 
Oceans 12- 4 stars 
Out of Sight- 4 stars 
Oceans 13- 4 stars 
Schizopolis- 4 stars 
Sex, Lies, and a Videotape- 4 stars 
Side Effects- 4 stars 
The Limey- 4 stars 
Black Bag- 4 stars
Che- 4 stars 
Magic Mike's Last Dance- 4 stars
Gray's Anatomy- 4 stars 
Full Frontal- 4 stars 
The Underneath- 4 stars 
Kimi- 3 1/2 stars
The Laundromat- 3 1/2 stars
Bubble- 3 1/2 stars 
The Good German- 3 1/2 stars 
High Flying Bird- 3 1/2 stars 
Traffic- 3 stars

1. Behind the Candelabra
2. Erin Brockovich
3. Unsane
4. Magic Mike
5. Contagion
6. Logan Lucky
7. Haywire
8. Let Them All Talk
9. The Informant!
10. Solaris

...plus 26 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

For the last 17 years I've declared 3 movies from each Summer Movie Season my "3 to See" aka my most anticipated movies of the summer. Some turned out great, others turned out just ok, some were WAY off. Enjoy!

*Note 2012 has 4. I wrote for my school newspaper at this time and used Dark Shadows as a Beard for my anticipation for Magic Mike. Thought it would be inappropriate to include that in the High School newspaper so used Dark Shadows instead so I'll use both.

• The Phoenician Scheme
• The Naked Gun
• 28 Years Later
• Inside Out 2
• Hit Man
• The Fabulous Four
• Theater Camp
• Barbie
• No Hard Feelings
• Elvis

...plus 45 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Airplane!- 5 stars
Ghost- 4 stars
Ruthless People- 4 stars
Top Secret!- 4 stars
First Knight- 4 stars
Rat Race- 3 stars

1. Airplane!
2. Ghost
3. Ruthless People
4. Top Secret!
5. First Knight
6. Rat Race

The Nice Guys- 4 stars
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang- 3 1/2 stars
The Predator- 2 1/2 stars
Iron Man 3- 1 star

1. The Nice Guys
2. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
3. The Predator
4. Iron Man 3

The Sweet Hereafter- 4 stars
Guest of Honour- 4 stars
Devil's Knot- 4 stars
Ararat- 4 stars
Family Viewing- 4 stars
Exotica- 4 stars
The Adjuster- 4 stars
Felicia's Journey- 4 stars
Adoration- 4 stars
Speaking Parts- 4 stars
Next of Kin- 4 stars
Where the Truth Lies- 3 1/2 stars
Calendar- 3 1/2 stars
Seven Veils- 3 1/2 stars
The Captive- 3 stars
- 3 stars
Chloe- 1 1/2 stars

1. The Sweet Hereafter
2. Guest of Honour
3. Devil's Knot
4. Ararat
5. Family Viewing
6. Exotica
7. The Adjuster
8. Felicia's Journey
9. Adoration
10. Speaking Parts

...plus 7 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Black Panther- 4 stars
Black Panther 2- 4 stars 
Creed- 4 stars
Sinners- 4 stars 
Fruitvale Station- 4 stars

1. Black Panther
2. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
3. Creed
4. Sinners
5. Fruitvale Station

Fire Island- 4 1/2 stars
Driveways- 4 stars
The Wedding Banquet- 4 stars 
Spa Night- 4 stars

1. Fire Island
2. Driveways
3. The Wedding Banquet
4. Spa Night

This is an ongoing list

1. The Girl with the Needle

   Denmark

2. Flow

   Latvia

3. I'm Still Here

   Brazil

4. The Seed of the Sacred Fig

5. Emilia Pérez

6. Touch

   Iceland

7. From Ground Zero

   Palestine

8. Armand

   Norway

9. Dahomey

   Senegal

10. Kneecap

    Ireland

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

Ex Machina- 4 stars
Annihilation- 4 stars
Warfare- 4 stars 
Civil War- 4 stars
Men- 4 stars

1. Ex Machina
2. Annihilation
3. Warfare
4. Civil War
5. Men

• Once Upon A Mattress
• Our Town
• Romeo and Juliet
• Sunset Boulevard
• Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues
• The Eyes of Tammy Faye
• Death Becomes Her
• Elf
• Gypsy
• Operation Mincemeat

...plus 9 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Chicago
• The Grand Budapest Hotel
• Nebraska
• Sunset Boulevard
• The Florida Project
• Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
• West Side Story
• California Suite
• 42nd Street
• Manhattan

• Dune: Part Two

  Available

• A Complete Unknown

  Available

• I'm Still Here

  Available

• Anora

  Criterion April 29

• Nickel Boys

  TBD

• Emilia Pérez

  TBD

• American Fiction

  Available

• Killers of the Flower Moon

  TBA

• Maestro

  Prayers to Criterion

• The Banshees of Inisherin

  Available

...plus 129 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Omni Loop
• Disclosure
• Golden Eighties
• A Murder of Crows
• City of Ember
• Entergalactic
• The Parenting
• Gone in Sixty Seconds
• Stir of Echoes
• Secret Window

...plus 33 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Election
• Misery
• Parasite
• The Favourite
• Serial Mom
• American Psycho
• The Wolf of Wall Street
• Beau Is Afraid
• Harold and Maude
• Ingrid Goes West

Rush- 4 stars
The Trigger Effect- 4 stars
Ghost Town- 3 1/2 stars
You Should Have Left- 3 1/2 stars
Stir of Echos- 3 1/2 stars
Secret Window- 3 1/2 stars
Mordecai- 2 stars

1. Rush
2. The Trigger Effect
3. Ghost Town
4. You Should Have Left
5. Stir of Echoes
6. Secret Window
7. Mortdecai

500 Days of Summer- 5 stars
Amazing Spider-Man- 4 1/2 stars 
Gifted- 4 stars
Snow White- 4 stars
Amazing Spider-Man 2- 4 stars
The Only Living Boy in New York- 3 1/2 stars

1. (500) Days of Summer
2. The Amazing Spider-Man
3. Gifted
4. Snow White
5. The Amazing Spider-Man 2
6. The Only Living Boy in New York

For my non social media mutuals, I wrote a tribute to E Street on my blog walking down memory lane if you so care to read :) Here’s the link

• Mr. Turner

  Theater 1 (2015)

• Carol

  Theater 2 (2016)

• Only Yesterday

  Theater 3 (2016)

• The Meddler

  Theater 4 (2016)

• Her

  Theater 5 (2014)

• Inside Llewyn Davis

  Theater 6 (2014)

• Son of Saul

  Theater 7 (2016)

• The Danish Girl

  Theater 8 (2016)

• The Double
• Mickey 17
• The Social Network
• Mary Poppins
• Back to the Future Part II
• The Wizard of Oz
• Adaptation.
• The Parent Trap
• Us
• Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

The Skeleton Twins- 5 stars
Wilson- 4 stars
True Adolescents- 4 stars
Alex Strangelove- 4 stars
The Parenting- 3 1/2 stars

1. The Skeleton Twins
2. Wilson
3. True Adolescents
4. Alex Strangelove
5. The Parenting

Still Doing E Memoriam Lists Don't Mind Me

• The Last Ranger

  Theater 1

• Memoir of a Snail

  Theater 2

• Argo

  Theater 3

• Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

  Theater 4

  (After Hours Staff Party, Public Screening- Beautiful Men)

• Parthenope

  Theater 5

• Bring Them Down

  Theater 6

• Riff Raff

  Theater 7

• The Seed of the Sacred Fig

  Theater 8

Snowpiercer- 5 stars
Parasite- 5 stars
Okja- 4 1/2 stars
Mickey 17- 4 1/2 stars 
Mother- 4 stars
The Host- 4 stars
Memories of Murder- 4 stars
Barking Dog Never Bites- 4 stars

1. Snowpiercer
2. Parasite
3. Okja
4. Mickey 17
5. Mother
6. The Host
7. Memories of Murder
8. Barking Dogs Never Bite