Favorite films
Don’t forget to select your favorite films!
Don’t forget to select your favorite films!
Not much needs to be said about this absolute banger of a film. I’ve said it for years, and after my recent rewatch echo it still, that this film is culturally significant and worthy of preservation by the National Film Registry. It is a slice of a unique sort of American pie that highlights dorky small-town American life. Napoleon Dynamite is funny and in many ways endearing, not to mention the deserved points granted for the creative opening credit sequence.…
A fantastic film and a clearly well-informed rhapsody of 1970s rock and roll culture. The gilded highs and the implosive lows of the increasingly commodified rock music scene is on full display, and the observation made by Lester Bangs (Philip Seymour Hoffman) that the scene is on its deathbed seems prescient, though in hindsight we can see that other derivatives of rock would go on to inherit the more DIY, “real” components of rock music that faded from the scene…
Undoubtedly one of the absolute worst films I’ve ever seen.
Whoever wrote this film must have the world’s most pathetic vendetta against their high school girlfriend. The premise of this film is that some random writer whose ex girlfriend from several decades (yes decades) ago has written such a compelling murder/rape fantasy about how it made him feel when she left him that she decides she loves him again.
The best part? He doesn’t show up for their planned dinner. He ghosts her. HA! Take that, he must be thinking to his ex girlfriend from 20 or 30 years ago. What a loser.