Uncut Gems
8.5/10

Cool gifs ninty

5⭑ blue velvet
4⭑ memento

PARASITE

9.5/10

watched underground 6 last night, worst soundtrack I ever heard

6 years (edit)

8/10

Ending was solid

Im a sucker for heartbreak relationship movies

The human connection is so special man.

Seeing two people tht are each others worlds drift apart cus of nothing is the saddest thing

this was fun

Joker

8

uncut gems - thoroughly enjoyable, unexpected ending for sure
the last man black man in san Francisco - cant tell if its a masterpiece or a strange mess

Fargo (1996)

8

are any of these essays? 👀

Nah, sorry fam.

Great Day in the Morning is a Tourneur western. The rest of them are shorts by the Safdie bros

Hotrod - 2007

Honestly didn't think it was that funny. A little too dumb.
Still enjoyable though with this great scene:

Seen Amour to wrap up my time w Haneke, and what a way to close that era out! If there’s any flaw it’s the sparse, even weak, use of Isabelle Humpert (who I now love after seeing Piano Teacher and Elle - need some more stuff w her). But yea, that movie f***ed me up in typical Haneke fashion, but surprisingly did not leave me feeling violated, like his other stuff. So, I appreciated that on his part. Very kind

10/10

Jarhead

4/5

Absolutely loved it. It’s a truly bleak movie with no payoff or cheap gimmick.

Marriage Story - 8/10

The Beach Bum - 9/10

Have you seen this?
vimeo.com/56168690

Directed by the Safdies

rewatch still a 9/10

I watched this Bacurau movie and didn't get the hype, still enjoyable, but yea.. sorta MID if I'm keeping s*** a buck fifty. Well, actually like 7 so not really mid but

Been wanting to watch scarlet street for so long. Does e g Robinson kill it as he much as I think he does?

He's good as usual, but I liked his performance in The Woman in the Window (Lang, 1944) better. (Same goes for the film in general.)

I also like the OG version of Scarlet Street a decent bit more too, though Lang's film does a serviceable job of separating itself from Renoir's in certain areas.

I'm kinda nervous to watch Lang's Human Desire now after feeling that now, haha. I planned on watching it next — and while La Bete Humaine isn't one of my favorite Renoir films, I'm less hopeful about Lang using the source material as effectively as Renoir did.

There Will Be Blood 4.5/5