Watching 1 film from every year 1900-2025 before I ship out🪖
favorites are just movies I love that have been on mind recently
Bro was engulfed in flames yet felt the need to strike his match😭
Probably Méliès best if you ask me. Very fun to watch and pick out what’s painted, sets, models, and real.
The last 20 minutes of this might’ve cost half a billion to make. It’s like they brought Roland Emmrich in to direct the 3rd act.
Big, dumb, ‘90s action. Jacked Nic Cage doing an awful accent. John Malkovich playing a great villain. Steve Buscemi having absolutely nothing to do. It’s all too much and yet somehow it’s just right.
So I guess this makes Peter O’Toole Timothee Chalamet’s great-grandfather?
The most tragic break up ever put to screen. Without taking forever to get to our pain point of the film it was so effectively able to establish a strong believable friendship. It intertwined this friendship of debauchery and carelessness with moments of clarity and morality perfectly to be able to see where these 2 might split apart. Unfortunately the movie didn’t spend enough time on Becket’s growth in the…
A charming delight. Snappy dialogue and timeless humor throughout this film make it fly by. A transportive look into the golden age of Hollywood that really highlights the power of the A-lister which we no longer really have these days. The colors pop and the choreography is quick and fun. Only real flaw here is there’s some songs that are a little off. One seems shoehorned in while the other just drags on for far too long. They never bring the movie to a halt though because you’re enjoying the chemistry between all our leads too much to care.