royalguy07

No but like seriously how? It says it took them 5 years to make, would of taken me and the boys a century, minimum.

Knocking some shorter titles off the Letterboxd top 500. I like Daft Punk music as much as the next guy, but this is not a narrative feature, pleasant enough to have on and vibe out to.

Essential viewing, perhaps, for a look into the American soul. The best looking black and white production I have seen to date.

Generally not a fan of this genre of directionless, ensemble, 'hangout' movies similar to this. But i did find the characters unique and quirky enough to mostly enjoy this.

Tons of fun and unique camera angles in here, decent action filmmaking throughout for sure.

Impressive and caring stop motion animation and storytelling focused on a young group of foster children.

Nothing here really at all, no twists, slop action, directionless filmmaking.

The star power (John Williams) is doing all the work here. Boxing scenes were funny, story is pretty tame, Irish Cruise is something.

Wow wow wow, Martin Davidson I was not familiar at all with your game. This has a great script and a few of the best framed shots I can remember.

It takes much better writing and setup to enjoy a movie where there is literally nobody to care about or root for.

A charming, twisty, and fun time from some Canadiens I have never heard of in my life.

There was maybe something here about a slasher who goes across the country to trigger doomsday. But the killers design and voice needed some more thought, as well as the "Satanic Slasher" moniker, can't come out of the writer's room with that title.

Wholly unique low-fi revenge flick, that is engaging and leans into its premise very well.

I think it just mostly spins its wheels in the middle with little to no plot movement. The character Hemsworth plays is either just crappy/underwritten or he couldn't handle the material.

Clunky script and performances delivered in standard genre fare, not the right role for Gibson.

Having had basically every beat and theme of this movie spoiled through movie osmosis kind of dampened the effect of it a little. But the central performances and story are so good and well crafted.

You know what, I can't believe it, but hell yea man, this slop entertained me.

Any number of recognizable actors can't save this career worst effort from all involved. Insufferable and bizarre.

Pretty much off from the jump, the main narrative device is novel but shoddy. They banged a lot more than I thought they would.

Managed to stay entertaining with slapped together tone and characters. I liked it.

Has a surprising attention to the details of the rules for an no ejections guards vs prisoners game.

Well-written love letter for baseball with excellent central and supporting performances.

Remember enjoying this originally but this is pretty trash, 17 year old brain.

David Yates really was a truly awful director for these final few movies...

Lags a little and Harry is so bad at figuring out the mystery here, idc that he's 11.

Wish Rowling wasn't an ****. It's crazy how well they cast this movie ...

Average output from the ancient hey day of rom coms. Crazy overqualified supporting cast.

Obviously not much to latch onto, nice to see certain characters on screen. It's not like Mario games have good stories but this was a chance to do it and they completely passed again.

Everything outside of the rollerball action is a massive ? I love the corporate wars, though, big corporate war guy.

This was my first experience with a couple screen legends, Warren Beatty and Goldie Hawn. I'll reserve thoughts on Beatty as this is a strange leading role and he is 70% hair in this movie. Hawn was incredible and adorable.

Easily the low point of the series. Completely stale plotting and scares, its satire of the genre is completely lost.

A little too 'lol so random' for my taste. I do think there is a decent story at the center of it and I enjoyed the anti AI sentiment and some of the modern satire.

Have some small issues but not nearly enough to overcome the enthusiasm generated from the practical filmmaking, spirit, and score.

Fun and sleek 80s thriller with an awesome soundtrack and score. William Peterson is a mid 30s secret service agent and has the coolest LA beach house you've ever seen in your life.

I like to imagine there is a young witch coven at every mall, its about the only thing sustaining malls at this point.

The story here is stupid, our 'protagonist' is included in none of the plot or action until at least the 95 minute mark.Hate these movies at this point. And this is somehow the modern day franchise of my favorite genre.

Can't believe what I just watched. Pacino achieved most acting and there are no challengers left. This movie is like an hour too long but the insanity of the Pacino performance carries you through it.

It seemingly has it all, but everything is kind of off in different ways. The actors, script, and production do not work well together. Fun last 30 minutes, Morricone hard carry.

Doesn't miss a beat with its script and performances. Gosling and big **** bike boy are the standouts.

Solid paranoid thriller. I'm not really the biggest Hoffman guy, was very upset to see Scheider go out so soon into this, he was cooking.

A quick found footage film that's pretty generic in its scares and presentation.

Just not a huge fan of the production design here. Leo is solid but the movie does lose a lot when Blanchett's Hepburn fades to the background in the 2nd half of the movie.

A nice slice of life story for adults. Credit to Steve Martin for being THE movie dad.

Uninspired horror filmmaking. The scares are nonexistent. For some reason this death demon likes to take its time on some of the characters and seems more focused on hiding and jump scares than doing its actual job.

SO committed to the one-liner bit. There isn't a single serious exchange or piece of writing in this entire movie.

A classic noir that doesn't miss a beat from its performances or dialogue. The narrative structure affects the drama some is my only complaint.

Extremely well made, unsettling, and **** up. Has an evil core I don't ever want to talk or think about again.

May set the record for people screaming "INCOMING" before being blow up. Above average action and effects saddled by pure military propaganda.

Easygoing enough to enjoy as there is almost no dramatic tension. Was nice to see Italy having just recently visited there for the first time.

An excellent adventure film with great performances, particularly Walter Huston, who deservedly won best supporting actor that year. I can say this very confidently having seen 3 films from 1948.