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Nowhere 1997

★★★★ Watched 08 Jan 2025

Araki continues to direct and write some of the most abstract films you’ll ever see. Absolutely LOVED the set and costume designs, as well as the music choices. Very strange and weird yet oddly attractive, atmospheric, and captivating. There’s some great shots scattered in the film too. I wish the film was longer so that the characters could’ve been explored more, but they were pretty interesting from what was shown.
The Teenage Apocalypse trilogy has to be one of the…
The Brutalist 2024

★★★★½ Watched 02 Jan 2025

An insanely sensational film. Very great acting, especially by Brody. It was such an amazing experience being able to see The Brutalist in 70mm. There are so many scenes and shots that look extraordinary and beautiful! There are some brilliant uses of lighting as well that make certain scenes powerful. The story is very heavy and captivating as it deals with the forced immigration of László and you get to witness how it affects the many facets of his life. The…

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Companion 2025

★★★½ Watched 24 Mar 2025

Pretty cool! Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher perform really well. Feels dystopian but you know this would happen if it existed. Good and dense theme. Never trusts white incels.
Novocaine 2025

★★★½ Watched 23 Mar 2025

Surprisingly pretty good! I remember when Novocaine was first announced and thought it would be a mid movie, but turned around when the final trailer dropped. Good action and creative kills! Jack Quaid continues to deliver some good performances. Overall a fun watch with some corny moments but still enjoyable!

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The Monkey 2025

★★★ Watched 20 Mar 2025

Kind of disappointing since I was expecting more but that’s on me! Deaths were fun and gory but the whole film kind of gets stale after the first half. Love the monkey though.
Blue Velvet 1986

★★★★½ Watched 05 Feb 2025

Blue Velvet is an intense fever dream its whole run time. This is David Lynch’s speciality and seeing it in action is always so mesmerizing. The dreamlike quality is furthermore enhanced by the beautiful colors and cinematography too! There’s some pretty eccentric characters which makes the story more compelling. The iconic blue velvet opening credits are also fantastic.
It’s true what they say: you never forget your first David Lynch film.