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Blind watch at the theater. Shocking hilarious and fun for a movie about a woman being kidnapped with intent to be fed alive to sharks. And while funny, it is also terrifying. The tension builds and builds and only broken by perfectly timed and executed humor. Sean Byrne has shown he can mix surreal horror and comedy while keeping it charming and heartwarming when required.

2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters

Action52X25 10/52
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Ana de Armas is an action star fully capable of carrying the torch left behind by Keanu Reeves. She plays the game and takes advantage of every tool she gets her hands on. No on is safe, not even John Wick.
2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters

Watched on Sunday June 8, 2025.

I've been wanting to rewatch this for a long time. I liking the film, but never felt it lived up to my expectations. It was worth rewatching and see if it was better or worse than I .

Visually stunning from start to finish. Every scene is beautiful. And that may be an issue as a lot of scenes linger just a bit too long. Sometimes the movie lingers on great performances or beautiful shots. Yeah, some scenes could be cleaned up. Back to those performances. Bridges is always a win. But, have to give credit to Erivo and Pullman showing so much depth and skill. Dakota Johnson, on the other hand, continues to disappoint. Her performance is very flat and boring. Thankfully, the rest of the cast showed up to act. And then there's the plot. Several characters with varying motivations and goals all stuck in a single location with an unstoppable forces looming over all of them.

As Seen in Theaters
Top 100
Star Wars: RANKED

The only contender to Rogue One for being the best Star Wars movie. And they both have a similar look and feel. The fight for survival with the heroes on the run from the start to the end. `

Watched for the Kill Count

Not a fan of this, but really enjoyed the effects and gore.

As Seen in Theaters
Star Wars: RANKED
1977: RANKED

Amazing experience to see this on the big screen. Aside from the shit CGI added over the years, this was a perfect movie to see in theaters.

Since its release Rogue One has been my favorite Star Wars film. It was the part of the Star Wars world I always wanted. The film did not disappoint my childhood dreams. And nothing from that stupid Andor show does can change that. Yeah, I didn't love Andor. But, I have a hard time enjoying any series. I didn't need two seasons of a show to get anything more out of this film. This movie is perfect.

Top 100
2016: RANKED
Star Wars: RANKED

60th Academy Awards
Nomination
Best Actor in a ing Role, Morgan Freeman
- Break through role, Morgan Freeman shows his capability and his screen presence. He makes Christopher Reeve shiver in his boots. It is worthy of the win? Not quite. But, it's a wake-up call for anyone not paying attention.

As for the movie? It tackles an interesting subject with a journalist fabricating a story. The consequences of his action take a huge tole on his personal life, career, and those around him. For all the damage caused I don't think the ending does him justice. He's quite the vile blue collar character that tarnishes everything he touches.

The subject of his story gets the chance to see the lime light. The Fast Black is the character to pay attention to as he brings all the charisma and energy to this movie. Never a character to love, but to see him unravel in the end and his true ruthless manner to come to light is something else. He is far from the worse character in movie history, but it's a real shocker to see it from an actor like Morgan Freeman.

Kaitlyn Santa Juana was great as the lead, trying to save her family, and the series. The movie feels fun and energetic. The kills are hilarious and brutal. And while KSJ is a great lead, her ing cast really pulls this all together.

2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters

52 Years in 52 Weeks - 2001

Blind watch today, but quickly ed the trailer scenes. And then the end in completely familiar to me. I guess I saw this when it was new on cable, but it still felt fresh today. I only ed parts as they were happening.

As for the movie, it is rather average and standard for a mystery thriller from this era. Benefits are the cast and their performances. The biggest con is the story. It's just unremarkable with no twists or thrills or mystery that matters.

Miss the good ole days when my favorite racecar drivers died every other race. Shame modern racing has changed so much.

Action52X25 9/52
- Watch an action film starring Billy Blanks

Stretch to say starring Billy Blanks, but you'll notice him in the background. Jet Li's first US production, I think. It has a familiar Rumble in the Bronx premise, but set in sunny LA. There's also a touch of Karate Kid, which itself is not all that original. Most of the movie is not great with characters bickering with one another and getting their asses kicked. It's not until the final act does the action get good. Also, the YouTube version is mostly in Cantonese. It was a tough watch to get to the good stuff. Could be better with subtitles or a proper dub.

Tom Cruise used this as a blueprint for some of his M:I stunts, right? This is insane, to say the least. I was watching this on a plane ride and even the older lady next to me couldn't keep her eyes off the screen. It's free to watch on YouTube. No excuses!

Watched on Friday May 23, 2025.

- Watched on the largest IMAX screen in the world!
- Probably the greatest action scene in movie history, and not a single gun shot, not a single death, no explosions, or chases. Just a thrilling, beautiful, tense heist!
- Tom Cruise might be done with playing Ethan Hunt, but he could keep going for years to come.
- Hayley Atwell is not close to being the best Hunt Girl and never got much to do in the film.
- On the otherhand, Pom Klementieff is a badass killer that got to have some fun with the rest of the team and kick a ton of ass.
- Simon Pegg, I hope if there is every a reboot he is the leader of the IMF. It's his team now.
- Greg Tarzan Davis is a great addition to the team.
- Tramell Tillman, first time seeing him in anything, was strong and hilarious in his short appearance. One of my favorite side characters from this whole series.
- I loved seeing Rolf Saxon return. It was funny seeing the delayed excitement when the theater recognized him. And I am glad they gave his character meaning, heart, and truly useful to the success of the mission.
- Angela Bassett and most of her characters scenes add very little to the movie. There are enough stakes at hand with a deep enough understanding of the destruction coming from within the team's dynamic that I felt additional scenes, characters, and runtime was not needed.
- When Tom Cruise is hanging off a bi-plane for 20 minutes, it real obvious when the other character is being filmed on a green screen. It was the one time I was thrown off from the look of the film. And it comes at the worst possible time.

2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters
Tom Cruise: RANKED

My wife loved it. I felt it was pointless and didn't match the character arch from E3 and E4 for Obi-Wan. I also felt the antagonist Third Sister was an awfully written character with a really odd and undeserving arch. Her character made no sense at the end. The final fight between Obi-Wan and Dark Vadar was cool, but I didn't feel it was needed after the events of Episode 3. This is a mostly useless series.

Goofy needs to let go and let his son live life. Max has every right to be annoyed at Goof. What's worse is Goof oversteps even after Max gives concessions for Goof to spend time around him during college. Max has nothing to be sorry about.

HORRORx525 10/52
7. The feature that relates to the above pick

Phycological thriller that turns ghost story with a bit of winter survival. It's a lot for such a short film. I think the movie falls short in the first half. Guy never feels truly threatening to Girl and I think the tension and deceit never leads to anything worth a damn. The ghost story aspect is much better but also makes up the rules and does what it wants. It's flimsy. I also can't find a reason to rewatch the movie. It's pretty straightforward with nothing special.

Not nearly as funny or adventurous as I expected. I didn't care for Michael Douglas, Danny DeVito feels off with his humor, and Kathleen Turner was missing something that kept me from falling for her character. The adventure was also a bit tame and troupey. Nothing felt overly original or exciting. It has its moments and scenes.

As Seen in Theaters

Somehow this flies by with great action and pacing. A lot happens to Anakin to become Darth Vader and the film gives everything needed for this to happen.

2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters

Florence Pugh impresses. She's great with the action, comedy, and the deep emotional scenes. David Harbour brings a massive presence and character, plus more humor. Sebastian Stan has become the stable foundation. Wyatt Russell is still an asshole. And I have no idea who's Hannah John-Kamen. I must have missed that show or movie. Bob is awesome and terrifying. It's a great team-up movie with a lot of characters I'm enjoying. The film did feel too long. It's pretty much three locations, too. Should be much shorter. I haven't kept up with Marvel movies, but happy to have jumped in on this movie.

Marvel Cinematic Universe: RANKED

Watched on Sunday May 11, 2025.

Watched on Saturday May 10, 2025.

Watched on Friday May 9, 2025.

One of the better disaster movies.

I'm currently roadtripping around Scotland and this came on the TV at the end of the day. I wasn't giving it my full attention, but it has it's moments that can be quite distracting.

Bad acting, terrible CGI, and a story that barely makes sense.

Watched on Tuesday April 29, 2025.

60th Academy Awards
Nomination
Best Picture
- This whole film is too melodramatic to really be considered one of the best films from 1987. The story feels too basic and does not have enough meaningful impact to extend beyond a typical romance film.
Best Director
- Best directing? That feels the most undeserved. Nothing looks amazing or special and transcending or unique. It's well made, certainly not bad or cheap or easy. Just nothing special.
Best Actress in a Leading Role
- Cher is good, though. It's really hard to fault her in this role. I have to see the rest of the nominations to get a good feel for her win. Right now, not sure it is good enough.
Best Actor in a ing Role
- She has a moment or two to shine, but never felt like this was a profoundly special performance. I know she has done better.
Best Actress in a ing Role
- This makes no sense to me.
Best Original Screenplay
- Is this just a romcom with some cultural significance? Still need to see the rest, but this already feels like the wrong choice. The easy choice.

Mostly boring miniseries with the two most boring Avengers fighting some of the most boring MCU villains.

HORRORx525 9/52
8. FREE pick #1
I love the original aesthetic, sounds, and feel from the original Alien film. The story was fine, but the added lore only builds my interest for more Alien films. The characters are the real let down. They don't feel like a typical Alien crew, instead a generic group of asshole teems about to get killed off in a slasher film. Truly hurts this film. The lead character is strong and smart, I just didn't care for the actress. The only other issue is with the shots that depend on CGI. They would come off more video-game style than big, sci-fi horror feature. It's those moments and the characters that keep me from really loving this movie. I still hope a sequel comes from this movie. I still want more.

Just some Sunday morning cartoon fun.

I was really excited about this movie, but never expected it to be great. The action is bombastic. The visuals are out of a video game. And the characters are cartoonish in the best way. Shame about the story being generic and played out. But, Tom Hardy is a fun lead actor and the action was constant and wild. It's a fun action movie and there is no need to really pay attention to the story. Just enjoy the visuals.

Jesús Franco: RANKED

A Jess Franco Jack the Ripper movie with Klaus Kinksi ends up exactly what you'd want in a gothic horror slasher. Kinski is deranged. The kills are gruesome. The setting is amazing. It feels a lot more put together than most of Franco's other films.

Not sure what is going on half the time, but it's wild and over the top and hilariously fun.

Second viewing, this time in IMAX

So much better this time. Deeper meanings, back stories, and motivations really changed how I look at certain characters. Remmick is a lot better character and villain this time knowing everything about him. Also, seeing this in a great theater with amazing sound blew me away. My local theater is shit! I need to make the longer drives to better theaters. Nearly a perfect movie.

My big issue is the couple random bar patrons that show up out of nowhere in the final showdown. Where the fuck did they come from?

2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters

The start of something amazing. The Naked Gun films are some of the best from my childhood.

HORRORx525 8/52
44. Analog horror

Fun filmmaking and an interesting execution for the story. It all feels real in the best ways. It's just too boring and never all that scary. Would have been cool to watch at the time. Not as much today.

60th Academy Awards
Nomination
Best Actor in a ing Role, Sean Connery
- I am not sure about this one. The accent is terrible and I think he overacts in many scenes. Not sure it's deserved
Best Music, Score - Ennio Morricone
- Not his best score, but it was absolutely wild with it's distinctive 1930s sound mixed with a style from the late 80s.
Best Art Direction
- Never did I feel like this was a film from the 80s. The look of the sets, indoor and out, just looked the part.
Best Costume Design
- When the opening credits mentions Giorgio Armani suits, you know you're in for something special. From the clean, professional suit of Costner's Elliott Ness, to the flashing style for Capone, and even crazier looks for his henchmen like Nitti. Well worth the nomination.

As for the movie as a whole, it was quite entertaining if not a bit melodramatic at times. Kevin Costner is just plain fucking boring. Sometimes it works, often it does not. The story is also complete BS with few characters being real, and so few of those being portrayed realistically. Major plot points and action sets are also completely made up. As a piece of entertainment, it's great. But, it is far from the historical drama I expected.

52 Years in 52 Weeks - 1987

60th Academy Awards
Nomination
Best Actor - Robin Williams

I've never seen this, but always knew what it was and where the draw came from. It's Robin Williams pretty much having free reign to do and say what he wants. It's Robin Williams, not Adrian Cronauer. I always figured that was the case and never cared to watch this movie. To be honest, I am not the biggest fan of Robin Williams. Well, not when he plays himself. I find his more serious roles to be the far more entertaining. The main draw of the film for me was a new and different look into the Vietnam war and highlight Airmen in popular movie culture, a rarity compared to the other services.
With all that, the movie was exactly what I expected. Funny in small doses, but often too much. Plenty of commentary on the the war with how it effected civilians and military. And a complete exaggeration of the man the film is based. It's good, but also really damn annoying.

An experience worth going to the movies. An experience I don't think I want to watch again. A perfect example of intense filmmaking and storytelling, without having to explain a single piece of jargon or acronym. If you don't get it, you probably will. And it really doesn't matter. Expert filmmaking.

2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters

52 Years in 52 Weeks - 2025

Didn't expect this. Mid-April and a strong contender for movie of the year. Certainly horror movie of the year. Probably the best vampire movie, ever. And then there's the crime thriller that is subtle and heightens the tension before the chaos starts. There's also a story of brotherly love that you never realized matters until the very end. And maybe the most unexpected aspect was the heartfelt and sometimes painful love between the brothers and their lost love. This film perfectly balances each genre while building characters worth caring about with consequences that are painful to watch. And of course the acting is near perfect, the cinematography is beautiful, and the editing and overall direction is tight and perfectly executed.

2025: RANKED
As Seen in Theaters

Still agree with my first review of Black Widow. Amazing action, fun characters, and a simple and effective story.

Watched on Friday April 18, 2025.

Watched on Sunday April 20, 2025.

Cult Of Personality: 2025 9/52
52. Michael Lerner

Forgot I watched this before. I some details, but it's mostly a new movie for me. Fortress was always a favorite of mine and this is a less inventive and interesting version. This does have a GREAT villain. The action is cool with its medieval style and kind of modern setting. Plenty entertaining, but is missing something special.

HORRORx525 7/52
39. Released in the 1990s

American TV Giallo with Tom Skerritt and Elijah Wood. On a very basic level this is entertaining, but it has a lot of flaws and some serious moments had me laughing too much.

SCI-FI x 52 ~ 2025
27. Watch a sci-fi film from .

Simple concept, simple single location, few characters, and a great idea. It does run way too long, but it's a cool idea that builds great tension and had me questioning what was going on and where things were going. Really wish the pacing was quicker.

HORRORx525 6/52
1. The most popular horror film on your watchlist.

I've really enjoyed Dastmalchian lately and this was a great film for him to lead. Kind of quirky, a bit scary, tons of camp, and enough genre-film fun to show off what he can do. Just as impressive as his performance was the look and feel of the production. Effects weren't always great, but always fun and somewhat effective. Pacing isn't always great and I wish they didn't move away from the live feed as much, but the content added appears worth it in the end.

As always, I'll update this as I watch more movies

1. Sinners
2. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
3. Black Bag
4. Warfare
5. Thunderbolts*
6. Dangerous Animals
7. Mickey 17
8. Ballerina
9. Heart Eyes
10. Final Destination Bloodlines

• Nosferatu

  January 2
  Ramstein Theater

• Anora
• Wolf Man
• Heart Eyes
• Heretic
• The Monkey
• Paddington in Peru
• A Complete Unknown
• Mickey 17
• Black Bag

...plus 11 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

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Year Long Challenges
1/52 HORRORx52
3/52 ACTIONx52
2/52 SCi-FI x 52
19/52 52 Years in 52 Weeks
3/52 Cult Of Personality
8 Around the World in 365 Days

Top Five First Time Watches
1. Nosferatu
2. Paddington 2
3. Alphabet City
4. The Most Dangerous Game
5. Dragon Lord

Top Five Rewatches
1. A History of Violence
2. Twin Dragons
3. Paddington
4. Doriana Grey
5.

Country Count
American Samoa: 1
Australia: 1
Austria: 1
Belgium: 1
Bulgaria: 1
Canada: 10
China: 1
Cook Islands: 1
: 10
French Polynesia: 1
: 10
Hong Kong: 5
Hungary: 1
Iceland: 1
India: 1
Ireland: 1
Italy: 4
Japan: 22
Kiribati: 1
Netherlands: 4
New Zealand: 2
Norway: 1
Peru: 1
Samoa: 1
San Marino: 1
Sweden: 1
Switzerland: 4
UK: 23

Where I Watched
Amazon Prime: 4
Blu Ray: 8
Digital Copy: 1
DVD: 12
Max: 6
Movie Theater: 11
Netflix: 44
TV: 1
Tubi: 11
YouTube: 26

Top 10 First Time Watches

Stats at Beginning of Year
Compared to the end of the previous years
Films: 5,056 (4,578 = 4,101 = 3,756 = 3,248)
Directors: 3,023 (2,726 = 2,440 = 2,243 = 1,904)
Countries: 157 (151 = 142 = 127 = 106)
Highest Rated Decades: 90s (3.22), 1980s (3.21), 1960s (3.19)
(80, 90, 50) (80, 90, 70) (80, 90, 60s) (90, 80, 70s)

Countries
US: 3,613 >>> 3,348 >>> 3,106 >>> 2,879
UK: 625 >>> 570 >>> 481 >>> 450
: 460 >>> 431 >>> 356 >>> 309
Canada: 284 >>> 270 >>> 266 >>> 213
: 261 >>> 259 >>> 241 >>> 209
Australia: 205 >>> 153 >>> 104 >>> 100
Italy: 202 >>> 164 >>> 115 >>> 90
Japan: 154 >>> 141 >>> 114 >>> 104
Hong Kong: 103 >>> 98 >>> 84 >>> 72
Spain: 99 >>> 88 >>> 69

Lists
Letterboxd Top 250: 74/250
Oscar Best Picture Winners: 45/92
Cannes Palme d'Or Winners: 13/100
IMDb Top 250: 156/250
Worldwide Box Office All Time 100: 69/100
Sight & Sounds Greatest Films: 65/264
AFI 100 Years 100 Movies: 50/100
Edgar Wright's 1,000 Favourites: 356/1,000
1,001 To See B4 Dead: 257/1,001
Roger Ebert's Great Movies: 87/378
Top 250 Most Fans: 187/250
Top 250 Horror: 89/250
Top 250 Women-Directed: 18/100
Top 100 Black-Directed: 16/100
Top 250 Documentaries: 9/250
Top 100 Animation: 34/100

Total Collections: 82

Most Watched Actors
Samuel L. Jackson: 56
Nicholas Cage: 51
Jackie Chan: 49
Bruce Willis: 46
Willem Dafoe: 46
Bill Murray: 42
Tom Cruise: 38
Robert De Niro: 38
Brad Pitt: 38
Sylvester Stallone: 35
Adam Sandler: 34
Jason Statham: 34
Morgan Freeman: 34
Danny Trejo: 34
Owen Wilson: 33
Danny Trejo: 33
Keanu Rooves: 33
J.K. Simmons: 32
Matt Damon: 31
Steve Buscemi: 30
Bradley Cooper: 30
Tom Hanks: 30

Danny Trejo & Tom Hanks are new additions (30 or more)

Most Watched Directors
Beau Miles: 31
Steven Spielberg: 25
Martin Scorsese: 21
Charles Band: 19
Wes Anderson: 18
Ridley Scott: 18
John Carpenter: 16
Robert Rodriquez: 16
Jesus Franco: 16
Alexandre Promio: 15
Brian Trenchard-Smith: 15
Joe D'Amato: 15
David Cronenberg: 15
Alexandre Promio: 15
Joel Coen: 14
Wes Craven: 14
Tony Scott: 14
Albert Pyun: 13
Joel Schumacher: 13
Louis Lumiere: 13
Quentin Tarantino: 12
John Landis: 12
Michael Bay: 12
David DeCoteau: 12
Christopher Nolan: 12
Kevin Smith: 12
Taika Waititi: 12
Richard Donner: 12
Takashi Miike: 12

• I Saw the TV Glow

  Date Watched: January 1
  Medium: Max
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 100
  52 Years in 52 Weeks

• Dragon Lord

  Date Watched: January 2
  Medium: DVD
  Country: Hong Kong
  Runtime: 102
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  Around the World

• Twin Dragons

  Date Watched: January 2
  Medium: DVD
  Country: Hong Kong
  Runtime: 103

• Nosferatu

  Date Watched: January 2
  Medium: Movie Theater
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 132

• Alphabet City

  Date Watched: January 5
  Medium: Blu Ray
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 85
  52 Years in 52 Weeks

• The Most Dangerous Game

  Date Watched: January 5
  Medium: Blu Ray
  Country: Japan
  Runtime: 89
  Action52X25
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  Around the World

• Doriana Gray

  Date Watched: January 7
  Medium: DVD
  Country: Switzerland
  Runtime: 79

• The Final Heist

  Date Watched: January 7
  Medium: YouTube
  Country: Canada,
  Runtime: 93
  52 Years in 52 Weeks

• Mobile Suit Gundam I

  Date Watched: January 7
  Medium: Netflix
  Country: Japan
  Runtime: 139
  SCI-FIx52
  52 Years in 52 Weeks

• Shogun's Ninja

  Date Watched: January 8
  Medium: DVD
  Country: Japan
  Runtime: 117
  52 Years in 52 Weeks

...plus 172 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original List

Actionx52 Reviews

PROGRESSION: 00/52

Previous Iterations
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024

1. Shin Kamen Rider

   Go to your watchlist, filter the genre to action and sort by "Shuffle". Then pick one of the first five films that appears.

2. Harakiri

   Most popular action film on your watchlist.

3. The Monuments Men

   Find the lowest rated action film on your watchlist

4. The Italian Job

   Watch an action film from the 1960s or earlier

5. The Most Dangerous Game

   Watch an action film from the 1970s

6. The Holcroft Covenant

   Watch an action film from the 1980s

7. Ghost in the Shell

   Watch an action film from the 1990s

8. Harry Brown

   Watch an action film from the 2000s

9. Violet

   Watch an action film from the 2010s

10. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

    Watch an action film from the 2020s

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A List of Lists

1. Star Wars
2. Highway Racer
3. Death Game
4. Black Sunday
5. False Face
6. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
7. Brothers Till We Die
8. Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals
9. The Last Wave
10. A Man Called Blade

My short-term goal to watch the movies nominated during the 60th Academy Awards. I will focus on Best Picture, Director, Acting, and Writing categories at first. I will probably skip the documentaries unless they are easy to find on my streaming services. I will also rewatch anything I've seen before.

Let's see how they stack up today, and what ends up being my picks for each category.

The list will start with movies I've seen.

And some sort of stat will be included. I dunno.

I am picking this year because it's the year my wife was born and I think it would be fun to get her involved, for a little while, at least. I've also not seen any of the Best Picture, Director, Actors, and all but one Best Writing nomination. It's pretty much all new to me.

Best Picture 1/5
Moonstruck

Best Directing 1/5
Norman Jewison (Moonstruck)

Best Actor 1/5
Robin Williams (Good Morning, Vietnam)

Best Actress 1/5
Cher (Moonstruck)

Best ing Actress 1/5
Olympia Dukakis (Moonstruck)

Best ing Actor 3/5
Sean Connery (The Untouchables)
Vincent Gardenia (Moonstruck)
Morgan Freeman (Street Smart)

Best Writing, Original 1/5
Moonstruck

Best Writing, Adapted 1/5
Full Metal Jacket

Best Music 1/5
The Untouchables

Best Sound 2/5
Lethal Weapon
RoboCop

Best Art Direction 1/5
The Untouchables

Best Cinematography 0/5

Best Makeup 1/2
Harry and the Hendersons

Best Costume Design 1/5
The Untouchables

Best Film Editing 1/5
RoboCop

Best Visual Effects 1/2
Predator

• Moonstruck

  Nomination
  Best Picture
  - This whole film is too melodramatic to really be considered one of the best films from 1987. The story feels too basic and does not have enough meaningful impact to extend beyond a typical romance film.
  Best Director
  - Best directing? That feels the most undeserved. Nothing looks amazing or special and transcending or unique. It's well made, certainly not bad or cheap or easy. Just nothing special.
  Best Actress in a Leading Role
  - Cher is good, though. It's really hard to fault her in this role. I have to see the rest of the nominations to get a good feel for her win. Right now, not sure it is good enough.
  Best Actor in a ing Role
  - She has a moment or two to shine, but never felt like this was a profoundly special performance. I know she has done better.
  Best Actress in a ing Role
  - This makes no sense to me.
  Best Original Screenplay
  - Is this just a romcom with some cultural significance? Still need to see the rest, but this already feels like the wrong choice. The easy choice.

• Good Morning, Vietnam

  Nomination
  Best Actor - Robin Williams
  - It is a strong performance to highlight his comedic style and that alone does not warrant a nomination. He was given opportunities to show what he can do with a more serious tone of content and for the most part make good work of the material. It's one of those typical loud and boisterous performances that seems easy for the Academy to vote for. At the time of writing this comment, Robin Williams is the first actor nominated film I've watched and can't really determine if this is truly the best performance of the year or not.

• The Untouchables

  Nomination
  Best Actor in a ing Role, Sean Connery
  - I am not sure about this one. The accent is terrible and I think he overacts in many scenes. Not sure it's deserved
  Best Music, Score - Ennio Morricone
  - Not his best score, but it was absolutely wild with it's distinctive 1930s sound mixed with a style from the late 80s.
  Best Art Direction
  - Never did I feel like this was a film from the 80s. The look of the sets, indoor and out, just looked the part.
  Best Costume Design
  - When the opening credits mentions Giorgio Armani suits, you know you're in for something special. From the clean, professional suit of Costner's Elliott Ness, to the flashing style for Capone, and even crazier looks for his henchmen like Nitti. Well worth the nomination.

• Street Smart

  Nomination
  Best Actor in a ing Role, Morgan Freeman
  - Break through role, Morgan Freeman shows his capability and his screen presence. He makes Christopher Reeve shiver in his boots. It is worthy of the win? Not quite. But, it's a wake-up call for anyone not paying attention.

• Full Metal Jacket

  Nomination
  Best Writing, Adapted

• Lethal Weapon

  Nomination
  Best Sound

• RoboCop

  Nomination
  Best Sound
  Best Film Editing

• Harry and the Hendersons

  Nomination
  Best Makeup

• Predator

  Nomination
  Best Visual Effects

52 Years In 52 Weeks: 2025

52 Years In 52 Weeks Reviews

✅ 37 of 52

2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
2011, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997
1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989
1974, 1976, 1977, 1978
1950

Previous Years
2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024,

1. Sinners
2. I Saw the TV Glow
3. Boy Kills World
4. Do Revenge
5. Venom: Let There Be Carnage
6. Cold Pursuit
7. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
8. Paddington 2
9. Need for Speed
10. In Fear

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

A List of Lists

Not ranking the movies, but the performance and entertainment of Tom Cruise.

1. Magnolia
2. Mission: Impossible
3. Top Gun
4. Top Gun: Maverick
5. Edge of Tomorrow
6. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
7. Tropic Thunder
8. Interview with the Vampire
9. Days of Thunder
10. Collateral

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is something else. It is great that such an endeavor has become so successful, but I also hate how a mediocre film can be viewed as one of the best of the year. They are great spectacles of entertainment. I have ranked the movies by enjoyment; which would I want to sit down and watch right now.

1. Guardians of the Galaxy
2. Thor: Ragnarok
3. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
4. Spider-Man: Homecoming
5. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
6. Ant-Man
7. Thunderbolts*
8. Spider-Man: No Way Home
9. Black Widow
10. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original List

HORRORx525 Reviews

Previous Years
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

PROGRESSION: 0/52 watched

RULES
1. The most popular horror film on your watchlist.
2. The lowest rated horror film on your watchlist.
3. BLINDSPOT: The most popular horror film you haven't seen that's not on your watchlist.
4. The horror film that's been on your watchlist the longest.
5. Released in 2025, theatrically if possible.
6. A short that was made into a feature film EXAMPLES 🔁
7. The feature that relates to the above pick 🔁
8. FREE pick #1 🔁
9. Happy Anniversary. A film released in 1975 🔁
10. ALTER short #1
11. Released in the 1950s
12. Non English language horror #1 🔁🌍
13. Made for TV EXAMPLES
14. Bubblegum Horror EXAMPLES
15. Ecological Horror EXAMPLES
16. FREE pick #2 🔁
17. Explore my collection
18. Happy Anniversary. A film released in 1985 🔁
19. Released in the 1960s
20. Any film screened at a Frightfest event. EXAMPLES
21. Video Store Rules #1. Pick a film solely on it's poster. 🔁 INSPIRATION
22. Original. 🔁
23. Remake. (of the movie above) 🔁
24.FREE pick #3 🔁
25. Released in the 1970s
26. VIVA PHYSICAL MEDIA. (Watch a horror on VHS/LaserDisc/DVD/BLU/4K) 🔁
27. Happy Anniversary. A film released in 1995 🔁
28. Non English language horror #2 🔁🌍
29. A horror film released in the year you were born. My pick is from my BYC.
30. ALTER short #2
31. A horror film released in the year you turned 8.
32. FREE pick #4 🔁
33. Released in the 1980s
34. Romance & Horror
35. Slasher: Classic era EXAMPLES
36. The female gaze. Directed by a woman. EXAMPLES
37. An Alien knock-off EXAMPLES
38. Non English language horror #3 🔁🌍
39. Released in the 1990s
40. FREE pick #5 🔁
41. KAIJU EXAMPLES 🔁
42. Documentary EXAMPLES
43. Slasher: Revival era EXAMPLES
44. Analog horror EXAMPLES
45. ALTER short #3
46. Released in the 2000s
47. Non English language horror #4 🔁🌍
48. FREE pick #6 🔁
49. Cults EXAMPLES 🔁
50. Video Store Rules #2. Pick a film from someone else's list, based solely by the poster.
51. Released in the 2010s
52. Horror adjacent EXAMPLES 🔁

1. Late Night with the Devil

   1. The most popular horror film on your watchlist.

2. Behind the Random Denominator

   2. The lowest rated horror film on your watchlist.

3. Coraline

   3. BLINDSPOT: The most popular horror film you haven't seen that's not on your watchlist.

4. Braindead

   4. The horror film that's been on your watchlist the longest.

5. Heart Eyes

   5. Released in 2025, theatrically if possible.

6. In Fear

   6. A short that was made into a feature film EXAMPLES 🔁

7. Wind Chill

   7. The feature that relates to the above pick 🔁

8. Alien: Romulus

   8. FREE pick #1 🔁

9. The Killer Must Kill Again

   9. Happy Anniversary. A film released in 1975 🔁

10. Astaroth

    10. ALTER short #1

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The List of Lists

1. Venus in Furs
2. Eugenie de Sade
3. The Bloody Judge
4. Bloody Moon
5. Jack the Ripper
6. Nightmares Come at Night
7. Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun
8. Devil Hunter
9. Exorcism
10. Slaves

The Impossible Watchlist

• Wings
• The Racket
• 7th Heaven
• Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
• Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness
• The Crowd
• The Last Command
• The Way of All Flesh
• The Noose
• The Patent Leather Kid

...plus 5024 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I am a regular participant of ACTIONx52 and HORRORx52. And to be honest, these two are more than enough. I am pushing hard at the end of 2024 to complete both lists. It will come down to the wire. So, why a third? Well, I tend to add other yearly challenges that are just not that interesting or fun. I would rather focus on the genres and styles I enjoy most. With that, here is my list for Sci-Fi 2025.
Original List

Sci-Fi Reviews

Here are the prompts:

1. Highest rated sci-fi film on your watchlist.
2. Lowest rated sci-fi film on your watchlist.
3. Go to your watchlist, filter the genre to sci-fi and sort by "Shuffle". Then pick one of the first five films that appears.
4. Watch a sci-fi film before the 1960s.
5. Watch a 1960s Sci-Fi film.
6. Watch a 1970s Sci-Fi film.
7. Watch a 1980s Sci-Fi film.
8. Watch a 1990s Sci-Fi film.
9. Watch a 2000s Sci-Fi Film.
10. Watch a 2010s Sci-Fi Film.
11. Watch a 2020s Sci-Fi Film.
12. Watch a Sci-Fi film released in 2025.
13. Watch a sci-fi film you haven't seen that someone else watched as part of last year's challenge.
14. Watch a sci-fi film directed by or produced by Roger Corman.
15. Watch a sci-fi film with "Star" in the title.
16. Watch a sci-fi film starring Milla Jovovich.
17. Watch a sci-fi film by Michael Crichton or a film based on one of his sci-fi novels.
18. Watch a short sci-fi film.
19. Watch a sci-fi film starring Lance Henriksen.
20. Watch a sci-fi film from China or Hong Kong.
21. Watch a sci-fi film based on a Philip K. Dick novel.
22. Watch a sci-fi movie that was directed by a woman.
23. Watch a sci-fi film from Letterboxd’s Top 250 Science Fiction Films.
24. Watch a sci-fi film directed by Fred Olen Ray.
25. Watch a sci-fi film with giant monsters or Japanese kajiu.
26. Watch a sci-fi film set in a future now in the past.
27. Watch a sci-fi film from .
28. Watch a sci-fi film directed by David Cronenberg or Brandon Cronenberg.
29. Watch a sci-fi movie from the Black Life on Film list.
30. Watch a sci-fi film with dinosaurs or any other prehistoric animals.
31. Watch a french speaking sci-fi film.
32. Watch a sci-fi horror film.
33. Watch a sci-fi film with time travel.
34. Watch a sci-fi film directed by Roland Emmerich.
35. Watch a Space Opera.
36. Watch a sci-fi animated film.
37. Watch a cyberpunk sci-fi film.
38. Watch a sci-fi film from Japan (no anime or kajiu).
39. Watch a sci-fi film with cyborgs or robots.
40. Watch a killer animal sci-fi film.
41. Watch a sci-fi environmental disaster film.
42. Watch a steampunk sci-fi film.
43. Watch an alien invasion film.
44. Watch a sci-fi film from the UK.
45. Watch a sci-fi film that is under 90 minutes.
46. Watch a sci-fi film with a mad scientist.
47. Watch an sci-fi film based off an graphic novel/comic book/manga.
48. Watch a sci-fi film that was feature on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
49. Watch a sci-fi film suitable for children (rated G or PG).
50. Watch a sci-fi film from the Disturbing, Controversial, Shocking, Bizarre and Messed Up list
51. Watch any sci-fi film of your choice.
52. I pick, you watch (I will give you the 52 film after you post your list).

Note: I am going to try really hard to not double up on tasks from multiple challenges.

1. Stalker

   1. Highest rated sci-fi film on your watchlist.

2. Galaxina

   2. Lowest rated sci-fi film on your watchlist.

3. Last and First Men

   3. Go to your watchlist, filter the genre to sci-fi and sort by "Shuffle". Then pick one of the first five films that appears.

4. Warning from Space

   4. Watch a sci-fi film before the 1960s.

5. Atragon

   5. Watch a 1960s Sci-Fi film.

6. The Cars That Ate Paris

   6. Watch a 1970s Sci-Fi film.

7. Sons of Steel

   7. Watch a 1980s Sci-Fi film.

8. Deathline

   8. Watch a 1990s Sci-Fi film.

9. Undead

   9. Watch a 2000s Sci-Fi Film.

10. Predestination

    10. Watch a 2010s Sci-Fi Film.

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The List of Lists

I haven't watched a lot of his latest movies. Maybe this year.

1. RocknRolla
2. Snatch
3. Guy Ritchie's The Covenant
4. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
5. The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
6. Sherlock Holmes
7. The Gentlemen
8. Wrath of Man
9. Revolver
10. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

All the Oscar winners for best Director

• 7th Heaven
• Two Arabian Knights
• The Divine Lady
• All Quiet on the Western Front
• Skippy
• Bad Girl
• Cavalcade
• It Happened One Night
• The Informer
• Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

...plus 88 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The Challenge

To Participate:
- In March watch feature films (60+ min) from different countries (one film per country)
- tag them with two tags: "maw2025" and "the-country-name" (e.g., "").

To Complete the Challenge:
- Must watch, tag and review (see below) 30 feature films (60+ min) films from 30 different countries, all in the month of March.
- No rewatches
- One film needs to be from Japan (preferably a Studio Ghibli film)

• Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters

• Bad Boys
• Bad Boys for Life
• Bad Boys II
• Bad Boys: Ride or Die

My progress towards watching every Academy Award Best Picture Winners. I'd like to see all of them, but I am not actively pursuing any of them. This will just be a way to track progress.

45/92

My RANKINGS
1. The Deer Hunter
2. Parasite
3. The Shape of Water
4. The Departed
5. Oppenheimer
6. Schindler's List
7. Silence of the Lambs
8. Midnight Cowboy
9. Casablanca
10. Birdman
11. The Godfather
12. The Godfather Part II
13. Wings
14. Argo
15. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
16. The King's Speech
17. Spotlight
18. Going My Way
19. The French Connection
20. Rain Man
21. American Beautiy
22. Dances With Wolves
23. Ben Hur
24. It Happened One Night
25. Rocky
26. Braveheart
27. Forrest Gump
28. 12 Years a Slave
29. Slumdog Millionaire
30. Driving Miss Daisy
31. No Country For Old Men
32. Everything, Everywhere, All at Once
33. Amadeus
34. Gladiator
35. Platoon
36. Titanic
37. Moonlight
38. A Beautiful Mind
39. The Sound of Music
40. Million Dollar Baby
41. Crash
42. The Broadway Melody
43. The English Patient
44. Chicago
45. The Hurt Locker

• Wings
• The Broadway Melody
• It Happened One Night
• Casablanca
• Going My Way
• Ben-Hur
• The Sound of Music
• Midnight Cowboy
• The French Connection
• The Godfather

...plus 36 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A List of Lists

1. Dune: Part Two
2. Anora
3. The Substance
4. Nosferatu
5. Terrifier 3
6. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
7. Abigail
8. Lisa Frankenstein
9. A Complete Unknown
10. MaXXXine

1. Jesus' Son
2. Three Kings
3. Fight Club
4. eXistenZ
5. Dogma
6. Dead or Alive
7. The Thomas Crown Affair
8. Magnolia
9. Bringing Out the Dead
10. Detroit Rock City

This will be an ongoing list of the most popular movies on LB that I have not seen by year.

Which are must watch?

Reviews of popular films watched

1. Challengers
2. Saltburn
3. Aftersun
4. Encanto
5. Soul
6. Us
7. Beautiful Boy
8. I, Tonya
9. Your Name.
10. Inside Out

...plus 115 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

The List of Lists

1. Beverly Hills Cop
2. Night of the Comet
3. Repo Man
4. The Terminator
5. Death Wish Club
6. Disconnected
7. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
8. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
9. Dune
10. Wheels on Meals

My world travels through film, one movie, one country at a time.

Rules:
- A movie will only count for one country, even if there are multiple listed. Choose wisely.
- A country only counts once, no need to document every time you watch a movie from Luxembourg
- No rewatches for me, new to me movies only.

I won't actively pursue this challenge, it is simply my port documenting the locations and movies. USA is not included.

Around the World 365 Reviews

• Dragon Lord

  Hong Kong

• The Most Dangerous Game

  Japan

• Paddington 2

  UK

• Barbed Wire Dolls

  Switzerland

• Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun

• Deathline

  Netherlands

• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

  Sweden

• The Pyx

  Canada

• Sacred Spaces

  Samoa

• The Last Samoan Zombie

  American Samoa

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

Original List

Cult Reviews

1. Cosmopolis

   1. Kevin Durand

2. Kinds of Kindness

   2. Margaret Qualley

3. The Sacrament

   3. Directed by Ti West

4. The Assignment

   4. Ken Kirzinger

5. Miss Julie

   5. Samantha Morton

6. Mickey 17

   6. Robert Pattinson

7. Possessor

   7. Andrea Riseborough

8. Hollywood Flies

   8. Vinnie Jones

9. Shakespeare in Love

   9. Judi Dench

10. Street of No Return

    10. Bill Duke Actor or Director.

...plus 43 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Se7en
2. Fight Club
3. The Killer
4. Zodiac
5. The Game
6. Gone Girl
7. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
8. Panic Room
9. Alien³
10. The Social Network

A list of all my ranking lists

TOP 100

Top 10 by Year
2023, 2022, 2021, 2020

2019, 2018, 2017 , 2016 , 2015 , 2014 , 2013 , 2012 , 2011, 2010

2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000

1999, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990

1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983, 1982, 1981, 1980

1979, 1978, 1977, 1976

Top 101 by Decade
2010s
2000s
1990s
1980s
1870s,

Actors
Adam Sandler + Antonio Banderas
Brad Pitt + Bruce Willis
Christian Bale + Chuck Norris
Cillian Murphy
David Spade + Denzel Washington + s McDormand
Jackie Chan + Jean-Claude Van Damme +
Jim Carrey + John Candy + Kirsten Dunst +
Nicolas Cage + Ryan Gosling + Sharlto Copley
Sylvester Stallone + Tom Cruise + Wesley Snipes

Directors
Albert Pyun, Brian Trenchard-Smith, David Cronenberg, Guillermo del Toro, Guy Ritchie
Jesús Franco, James Gunn, Joe D'Amato, Joel Coen, John Carpenter, John Hughes,
John Woo, Luc Besson, Martin Scorsese, M. Night Shyamalan, Nicolas Winding Refn
Ridley Scott, Rob Zombie, Robert Rodriguez, Robert Zemeckis, Ron Howard
Steven Spielberg, Takashi Miike, Wes Anderson, Wes Craven, Zack Snyder

Series
DC Extended Universe - Fast and Furious - Friday the 13th

Halloween - James Bond - Marvel Cinematic Universe

Nemesis - Nightmare on Elm Street - Predator - Resident Evil - Scream

Star Wars - Terminator - Top Gear & Grand Tour Specials

Tremors - We Are One - Underworld

Oscars
Best Picture Nominees 92nd Oscars

• The List
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The List of Lists

1. Deadly Blessing
2. Scream
3. The Last House on the Left
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street
5. New Nightmare
6. Scream 4
7. Scream 2
8. Vampire in Brooklyn
9. The Hills Have Eyes
10. Swamp Thing

The List of Lists
Feature Length Narrative Films Only

1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983, 1982, 1981, 1980

1. Lethal Weapon
2. Die Hard
3. Subway
4. The Thing
5. Beverly Hills Cop
6. Ran
7. The Shining
8. Night of the Comet
9. Tampopo
10. Ferris Bueller's Day Off

...plus 91 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A List of Lists

1. Event Horizon
2. Resident Evil
3. Mortal Kombat
4. Soldier
5. Monster Hunter
6. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
7. Resident Evil: Afterlife
8. The Three Musketeers
9. Death Race
10. Resident Evil: Retribution

Going deep into my favorites movies ever. My 100 favorite movies, full length, no shorties. They may not be the best, but I love them all.

1. True Romance
2. The Darjeeling Limited
3. The Royal Tenenbaums
4. Drive
5. Lost in Translation
6. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
7. The Fifth Element
8. Baby Driver
9. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
10. Die Hard

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

1. Jaws
2. Deep Red
3. The Eiger Sanction
4. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
5. Strip Nude for Your Killer
6. The Killer Elite
7. Let Joy Reign Supreme
8. Three Days of the Condor
9. Death Race 2000
10. Terror of Mechagodzilla

1. 1990: The Bronx Warriors
2. Escape from the Bronx
3. Doriana Gray
4. Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun
5. Women in Cellblock 9
6. Slaves
7. Call of the Blonde Goddess
8. Jack the Ripper
9. Barbed Wire Dolls
10. Blue Rita

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

1. Jarhead
2. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
3. A History of Violence
4. The New World
5. Sin City
6. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
7. The Proposition
8. Batman Begins
9. Wolf Creek
10. The Descent

My favorite films, feature length, no docs, no shorts, no series.

Idea taken form Arkham Knight Rider

1. High Fidelity
2. Amores Perros
3. The Way of the Gun
4. Snatch
5. American Psycho
6. The Royal Tenenbaums
7. Black Hawk Down
8. Mulholland Drive
9. Evolution
10. Ichi the Killer

...plus 115 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
2. Annihilation
3. Overlord
4. The Favourite
5. The Old Man & the Gun
6. Keep an Eye Out
7. Hold the Dark
8. Isle of Dogs
9. First Man
10. Upgrade

1. Jaws
2. Deep Red
3. The Eiger Sanction
4. Strip Nude for Your Killer
5. The Killer Elite
6. Let Joy Reign Supreme
7. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
8. Death Race 2000
9. Terror of Mechagodzilla
10. Three Days of the Condor

The List of Lists

1. The Thing
2. Blade Runner
3. Tenebre
4. First Blood
5. Freedom
6. Forbidden World
7. Fast Times at Ridgemont High
8. Halloween III: Season of the Witch
9. Made in Britain
10. 1990: The Bronx Warriors

A list of Blu-Rays from Vinegar Syndrome I own.

• Blood Beat
• Six-String Samurai
• Body Melt
• The Black Room
• Undeclared War
• eXistenZ
• Intrépidos Punks
• Alphabet City
• An Eye for an Eye

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Year Long Challenges
52/52 HORRORx52
52/52 ACTIONx52
73/52 52 Years in 52 Weeks
29/52 Cult Of Personality: 2024
18/52 #-Z Challenge 2024

Other Challenges

Top Five First Time Watches
1. Poor Things
2. Asteroid City
3. The Killer Elite
4. The Dogs of War
5. A Force of One

Top Five Rewatches
1. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
2. eXistenZ
3. Haggard
4. Ghosts of Mars
5.

Country Count
Afghanistan: 1
Argentina: 2
Australia: 52
Austria: 3
Belgium: 5
Bolivia: 1
Brazil: 1
Bulgaria: 1
Canada: 28
China: 5
Columbia: 1
Denmark: 2
: 34
Finland: 2
: 16
Greece: 2
Heard Islands and McDonald Islands: 1
Haiti: 1
Hong Kong: 6
Hungary: 2
India: 3
Indonesia: 2
Iran: 1
Ireland: 7
Italy: 36
Japan: 14
Kenya: 1
Luxembourg: 4
Malaysia: 1
Mauritania: 1
Mexico: 5
Namibia: 1
Netherlands: 2
New Zealand: 4
Niger: 1
Norway: 4
Philippines: 4
Poland: 2
Portugal: 2
Romania: 2
Serbia: 1
Singapore: 1
South Africa: 2
South Korea: 15
Spain: 11
Sudan: 1
Sweden: 2
Switzerland: 5
Taiwan: 1
Thailand: 2
Turkey: 2
UAE: 1
UK: 63
Ukraine: 1
Zambia: 2

Where I Watched
Airplane Entertainment: 13
Amazon Prime: 42
Arrow: 3
Blu Ray: 6
Daily Motion: 1
Digital Copy: 9
Disney: 4
DVD: 1
Freevee: 5
Full Moon: 9
German Film Museum: 8
Hallmark: 6
Kino Slang: 1
Max: 27
Movie Theater: 7
Netflix: 60
Patreon: 1
Peacock: 1
Plex: 1
Pluto: 1
Shudder: 3
SyFy Channel: 1
Tubi: 90
Vimeo: 3
Xvideo: 3
YouTube: 135

Top 10 First Time Watches
January
February

Stats at Beginning of Year
Compared to the end of the previous years
Films: 4,578 (4,101 = 3,756 = 3,248)
Directors: 2,726 (2,440 = 2,243 = 1,904)
Countries: 151 (142 = 127 = 106)
Highest Rated Decades: 80, 90, 50 <tied at 3.20> (80, 90, 70) (80, 90, 60s) (90, 80, 70s)

Countries
US: 3,348 >>> 3,106 >>> 2,879
UK: 570 >>> 481 >>> 450
: 431 >>> 356 >>> 309
Canada: 270 >>> 266 >>> 213
: 259 >>> 241 >>> 209
Italy: 164 >>> 115 >>> 90
Australia: 153 >>> 104 >>> 100
Japan: 141 >>> 114 >>> 104
Hong Kong: 98 >>> 84 >>> 72
Spain: 88 >>> 69

Lists
Letterboxd Top 250: 75/250
Oscar Best Picture Winners: 44/92
Cannes Palme d'Or Winners: 12/100
IMDb Top 250: 154/250
Box Office Mojo All Time 100: 73/100
Sight & Sounds Greatest Films: 61/264
AFI 100 Years 100 Movies: 49/100
Edgar Wright's 1,000 Favourites: 340/1,000
1,001 To See B4 Dead: 245/1,001
Roger Ebert's Great Movies: 82/378
Top 150 Most Fans: 185/250
Top 250 Horror: 79/250
Top 250 Women-Directed: 18/100
Top 100 Black-Directed: 17/100
Top 250 Documentaries: 10/250
Top 100 Animation: 35/100
Total Collections: 76

Most Watched Actors
Samuel L. Jackson: 55
Nicholas Cage: 50
Jackie Chan: 47
Bruce Willis: 46
Willem Dafoe: 43
Bill Murray: 41
Tom Cruise: 38
Robert De Niro: 37
Brad Pitt: 37
Adam Sandler: 34
Jason Statham: 34
Owen Wilson: 33
Danny Trejo: 33
Morgan Freeman: 32
Sylvester Stallone: 31
Keanu Rooves: 31
J.K. Simmons: 30
Matt Damon: 30
Steve Buscemi: 30
Bradley Cooper: 29

Most Watched Directors
Beau Miles: 29
Steven Spielberg: 25
Martin Scorsese: 21
Wes Anderson: 18
Ridley Scott: 17
John Carpenter: 16
Alexandre Promio: 15
Robert Rodriquez: 15
Joel Coen: 14
Wes Craven: 13
Albert Pyun: 13
Jesus Franco: 13
David Cronenberg: 13
Tony Scott: 13
Joel Schumacher: 13
Christopher Nolan: 12
Kevin Smith: 12
Taika Waititi: 12
Richard Donner: 12
Takashi Miike: 12

• A Force of One

  Date Watched: January 1
  Medium: Amazon Prime
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 90
  ACTIONx52
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  #-Z Challenge

• The Mean Season

  Date Watched: January 1
  Medium: Max
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 103
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  #-Z Challenge

• Shamus

  Date Watched: January 2
  Medium: Tubi
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 106
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  #-Z Challenge

• The Killer Elite

  Date Watched: January 3
  Medium: Max
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 122
  ACTIONx52
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  #-Z Challenge

• The Black Room

  Date Watched: January 4
  Medium: Blu Ray
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 88
  HORRORx52
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  #-Z Challenge

• The Dogs of War

  Date Watched: January 4
  Medium: Amazon Prime
  Country: UK
  Runtime: 118
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  #-Z Challenge

• Haggard

  Date Watched: January 5
  Medium: DVD
  Country: Canada, USA
  Runtime: 96

• No Hard Feelings

  Date Watched: January 6
  Medium: Netflix
  Country: USA
  Runtime: 96
  #-Z Challenge

• Holocaust 2000

  Date Watched: January 6
  Medium: Freevee
  Country: Italy, UK
  Runtime: 106
  HORRORx52
  52 Years in 52 Weeks
  #-Z Challenge

• You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment

  Date Watched: January 6
  Medium: Netflix
  Country:
  Runtime: 199

...plus 507 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original List
Cult of Personality Reviews

Personality Count 18/53

1. Horror Express

   1. Christopher Lee

2. The Elephant Man

   2. Directed by David Lynch

3. Infinity Pool

   3. Mia Goth*

4. Explorers

   4. SFX Makeup by Rob Bottin

5. Love Letters

   5. Jamie Lee Curtis*

6. Class

   6. Joan Cusack

7. The Equalizer 3

   7. Cinematography by Robert Richardson

8. Man with the Screaming Brain

   8. Bruce Campbell*

9. The Castle of the Living Dead

   9. Donald Sutherland

10. Red Scorpion

    10. SFX Makeup by Tom Savini*

...plus 43 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

52 Years In 52 Weeks: 2024

52 Years In 52 Weeks Reviews

✅ 74 of 52

2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979
1962, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969
1951, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959
1948
1934, 1935, 1936
1920, 1924

Previous Years
2020, 2021, 2022, 2023,

1. Dune: Part Two
2. Asteroid City
3. Smile
4. Die in a Gunfight
5. Fantasy Island
6. Valley of the Gods
7. Escape Plan 2: Hades
8. Cage Dive
9. The Untamed
10. Hell House LLC

...plus 64 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original List
HORRORx524 Reviews

PROGRESSION: 52/52 watched

#horror

1. Infinity Pool

   1. Most popular horror film on your watchlist.

2. The Outwaters

   2. Lowest rated horror film on your watchlist.

3. Five Nights at Freddy's

   3. BLINDSPOT: Most popular horror film you haven't seen that's not on your watchlist.

4. Abigail

   4. Released in 2024

5. Nothing Underneath

   5. A horror film released in the year you were born. My pick is from my BYC.

6. The Substance

   6. Recommended by friend. IRL/online.

7. The Tall Man

   7. HORRORx52 REWIND. A film someone watched from 2021's rules. 🔁

8. 100,000 Acres of Pine

   8. ALTER short #1

9. The Mystery of the Mary Celeste

   9. A horror film released before 1950. 🔁

10. Angst

    10. Horror Around The World: Austria

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original List

Actionx52 Reviews

PROGRESSION: 51/52

Previous Iterations
2020
2021
2022
2023

1. Maximum Overdrive

   1. Watch an Action Movie that THX 04 has rated 4 stars or higher.

2. Lethal Target

   2. Go to your watchlist, filter the genre to action and sort by "Shuffle". Then pick one of the first five films that appears.

3. Nobody

   3. Find the most popular action film on your watchlist.

4. We Can Be Heroes

   4. Find the lowest rated action film on your watchlist.

5. Dragstrip Riot

   5. Watch an action film before the 1960s

6. Triple Cross

   6. Watch an action film 1960s

7. Tough to Kill

   7. Watch an action film from the 1970s

8. Safari 3000

   8. Watch an action film from the 1980s

9. Drive

   9. Watch an action film from the 1990s

10. Seconds to Spare

    10. Watch an action film from the 2000s

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Single location for every movie attached to various challenges for 2025

For the Letterboxd Season Challenge, I will remove the films I watched in 2024.

The 10th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge: 2024-25
ACTIONx52
HORRORx52
SCI-FI x 52
Honey, I Shrunk the Watchlist! Challenge 2025

• 12 Angry Men

  The 10th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge: 2024-25

• 20,000 Days on Earth

  The 10th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge: 2024-25

• Absentia

  Honey, I Shrunk the Watchlist! Challenge 2025

• Aloha, Bobby and Rose

  Honey, I Shrunk the Watchlist! Challenge 2025

• The Amsterdam Kill

  Action52X25

• Anaconda 3: Offspring

  HORRORx52: 2025

• Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid

  HORRORx52: 2025

• Anacondas: Trail of Blood

  HORRORx52: 2025

• André and His Olive Tree

  The 10th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge: 2024-25

• Aniara

  Honey, I Shrunk the Watchlist! Challenge 2025

...plus 214 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

1. Puppet Master III
2. Puppet Master 4
3. Puppet Master
4. Puppet Master: Axis of Evil
5. Curse of the Puppet Master
6. Puppet Master II
7. Puppet Master 5

1. Puppet Master III
2. Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama
3. Puppet Master: Axis of Evil
4. Curse of the Puppet Master
5. Creepozoids
6. Talisman
7. The Killer Eye
8. Totem
9. Witchouse
10. Frankenstein Reborn!

For this challenge, I can only pick films that were released in the year I was born (I'm going with Letterboxd dates to avoid UK/US release date confusion), the total amount of films to watch is the same as my current age.

There is no time limit on the challenge, only to watch all the films before my next Birthday, or I'll have to add another film!

All the films have to be first time watches.
I am also sticking with movies I have access to online. Otherwise, I won't get close to finish.

Birth Year Challenge REVIEWS

Original List

Note: If you don't give me a time limit, I guess I'll never get around to completing something. Updated the list, hope to make any sort of progress. I watched one film on the list this year, and had to add one. So no change.

1. Rocky IV

   Most Popular
   Really is Come and See, but have never heard of it, and I am guessing it is just here at LB that it is super popular. Also, wanted a cool cover photo!

2. The Time to Live and the Time to Die

   Longest Film

3. Dumb Animals

   Shortest Film

4. Come and See

   Highest Rated

5. Out of Africa

   Best Picture - Oscars

6. Kiss of the Spider Woman

   Best Actor - Oscars

7. The Trip to Bountiful

   Best Actress - Oscars

8. Prizzi's Honor

   Best ing Actress - Oscars

9. Cocoon

   Best ing Actor

10. The Official Story

    Best Foreign Language Film - Oscars

...plus 29 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A List of Lists

1. Dead End Drive-In
2. Stunt Rock
3. Turkey Shoot
4. Frog Dreaming
5. Sahara
6. The Siege of Firebase Gloria
7. Leprechaun 3
8. BMX Bandits
9. Deathcheaters
10. The Stuntmen

...plus 5 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• The Iron Claw
• Poor Things
• I.S.S.
• Dune: Part Two
• Ex Machina
• Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
• The Wild Robot
• Terrifier 3
• Gladiator II
• Sonic the Hedgehog 3

A List of Lists

1. The Deer Hunter
2. Halloween
3. The Driver
4. Good Guys Wear Black
5. The 36th Chamber of Shaolin
6. Stunt Rock
7. Drunken Master
8. Convoy
9. Long Weekend
10. Game of Death