After my long hiatus from movies to watch Twin Peaks, I’ve finally returned to the world of cinema with this flick. 

Watch this movie. My favorite part was when centuries old, immortal, and indestructible warrior, played by Charlize Theron,  chops up folks with a battle axe. It was great.

She even has a nice case for the protective transportation of her battle axe between fights. Even better, this handy case allows her cohorts to safety carry it without risking accidental…

A short documentary shot in Jasper, Texas following the violent lynching of James Byrd Jr. Chilling interviews from older members of the black community simultaneously admit that things are better than they have been, even in the wake of Byrd being beaten, chained to a vehicle, and dragged for three miles by three white men.

The film was obviously unplanned, with only 5 or so people being interviewed. (Further reading found the director was planning a film about William Faulkner)…

My first dive into David Lynch. I was pretty skeptical of this film about a third of the way through. At first, I found the story semi-silly and oddly straightforward for a director with such an infamous reputation behind him. The surprise behind the diner and in bed with the director's wife especially added to my skepticism.

However, to great effect, Lynch threw my naiveness back in my face in the back half of the film. Viewing the film a…

I Vitelloni is my first entry into Lettterboxd as well as my first experience with Federico Fellini. Overall, a very poignant coming of age story and a deeply touching film. Moraldo is the main character, but mainly acts an observer of the lives of his peers. In the coastal tourist town they were born in, each of his friends talk of escape but tie the tethers binding them to it. Moraldo silently grows and learns in the shadow of the…