*may delete later*
From March 5th to April 20th, I will be taking a break from social media, Letterboxd included. When I return, I will have a decent log of the stuff I watched, potentially including a Super Sentai series.
I will still be logging anything I watch until then.
(also pls release Paint Drying to the public already)
My Rating: ...Yeah It's Not Good (1½ Stars)
Love's Kitchen (apostrophe optional)? Kitchen Nightmares.
My Thoughts:
*The way I didn't care for the main control freak, critic-hating chef (played by a dude who would later make the set of Batwoman absolute hell, which further calls into question to why he was ever considered leading man material in the first place), or his love interest (an American critic played by his IRL wife, and lord they don't have any chemistry), or…
My Rating: Nearly Perfect! (4½ Stars)
Since early-ish July, I have decided to do something I never would have done otherwise. The second I found out the existence of this movie, I decided to check it out for myself. That film (which should have gotten the Paint Drying treatment in which it becomes a place to log your everyday life) is Logistics, a film detailing a 37-day(!!!) work of shipping pedometers from Sweden to China.
By road, by train, by…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
My Rating: Not Good, But Not Bad Either (3 Stars)
The film that dares to ask, "what if we remake Green Room but in the vein of Southpaw Regional Wrestling and add Satanism into it?"
Stupid and cheesy, but not boring and worth a watch (just beware of the constant Chris Jericho jumpscares though).
My Thoughts:
*So that's where Jonathan Cherry has been, haven't seen him in a long time after that House of the Dead adaptation.
*Enigma should have…
