Once again, I have an intensely awesome experience watching a movie and then I swoop into the depths of Letterboxd.com and find out it has a low rating. *cue vomit noises*
This movie has some genuinely cool zombie concepts that I hadn't heard of before, enough to creep me out at times, even though this is just PG-13! I like that it has its own zombie rules and unique universe, which even though it's a result of the great zombie…
I went into this movie with the highest of hopes. I was researching Alan Turing and his curiously fascinating life, along with his incredible advances to the entire age of computers, information, and knowledge. I fell in love with him as an inspiration, a monument to history itself and the science behind the technology we now depend on day to day as a species. In my head, I was picturing this 2+ hour long movie to be a period epic,…
This movie is an homage and also imitation of great 60s cinema. Sometimes it feels authentic from the time period and other times it feels so strange and otherworldly that you remember that it's trying to do that. It's like you bonked your head on a psychedelic tube television that only plays spicy pay-per-view and fell into a deep, deep sleep.
This movie is weird. But it's trying to be weird. But it's good at that. So it's good. Right?…
Welcome to my brain dump about the cultural masterpiece that is Bewitched (2005).
I got caught in a head-thought, rabbit-hole moment which made me nostalgic for old classics such as I Dream of Jeannie and Bewitched. Which led me to this dusty gem from another time as well. Imagine my surprise when I went on this very Internet where it has a 2.2 on Letterboxd and 25% on Rotten Tomatoes!
I argue that this is a GOOD! movie. The writing…
