I find this post to be very triggering. It's a clear violation of my boundaries and quite frankly, the level of microaggression being displayed towards the LGBTQ+ community is reminiscent of a bygone era. Wake up people! The future is gay! It's cute that straight people think they're still in control.

I don't know when my post morphed from Hill's therapy speech to Billy on the Street.

Bottoms was a strange strange movie. Really out there stuff.

The Creator - 3.75/5

Typical plot. But very well done here.

Watching a silly movie called "Theater Camp"

That’s one guy who will be abused by his female partners and two guys who will probably dissect and wear any woman crazy enough to endure them for any length of time.

Passengers - 6.5/10

Started off alright, but then feel like I would have done things a lot differently in the end.

Watching a movie called Jules. It stars Ben Kingsley and it has to do with aliens

So far so good

Saw Across the Spiderverse…exceeded my expectations

Watching Pearl. Thanks for the recommendation, slik :y:

Like half way through the new pet sematary prequel. not bad.

Passage to India 6/10

A historical epic, based on a novel by E.M. Forster and directed by David Lean (Dr. Zhivago; Lawrence of Arabia, etc), set in India during the British Raj of the 1920s. The film mainly focuses on the relationships between Aziz Ahmad, an Indian doctor, with a number of colonials, including a teacher at a local college and two women newly arrived from Britain, one of whom accuses Aziz of rape after experiencing some kind of episode in a mystical cave. The film also studies the prejudices and political tensions of the period.

At 2 hours 45 minutes long or so, I found my attention wandering at around the 90-minute mark, though I almost switched off in the early stages as I found the Aziz character so obsequious and child-like that it irked me. However, Judy Davis, playing the woman that accuses Aziz of rape, and Peggy Ashcroft, as her older friend, both do well in their roles.

Everyone watch V/H/S/85 and try to connect the dots. Report back

The Equalizer 3 6/10

They didn't even pretend to create any sort of adversity for Denzel's character.

Even though its weak, I did like the Italian setting, and I liked the darker tone (they weren't light films to begin with), which is why I give it a higher rating than it probably deserves.

Watched "Mr. Dressup: The Magic of Make Believe" documentary..... very emotional.... def shed a few tears....

Watching “The Mill” now, good opening. Like a Squid Game type set up but with L’il Rel in it. I watch a lot of films with subtitles on nowadays just because I hate missing dialogue but sometimes it turns up some odd mistakes… right now the caption claims a guard is whistling “Yankee Doodle” when in fact it is clearly Beethoven’s 9th Symphony “Ode To Joy”.

Annoying.

L’il Rel is so watchable, even when he’s playing a dumbass.

I’m coming to terms with how quickly I’d buckle and embrace the situation in the film rather than fight it. I’d have a better game plan though.

This film is a lot better than the reviews suggest, it’s almost a horror version of “Office Space” and the psychology is spot on. It’s not hard to watch a film that focuses the camera on L’il Rel for the duration, he’s great.

One of the few times this sort of ending actually makes sense. Black Mirror has played around with it a few times.

I watched The Last American Virgin because of a WatchMojo video. I'm assuming it was a popular movie back in the day. That damn jezebel, Diane Franklin!

Brotherhood of the Wolf (Les Pactes des Loups): Director's Cut 7/10

A monster-hunting horror/martial arts action film set in 1760s France.

A film so ridiculous that only the French could make it work.

Cristophe Gans can suck my balls.

just saw SAW 10..perdy good.

Guardians of the Galaxy Christmas special was fun

Elemental - 8.5/10

All Disney/Pixar movies lately seem to be about family expectations....

It's probably my favorite movie of the year.

I still really enjoyed it, yeah... just saying, between Encanto/Turning Red/Elemental... definitely a theme going on. Probably some others that I forgot.

I enjoyed “Nandor Fodor And The Talking Mongoose” last night, it’s another one of Pegg’s oddities but it was fine to fritter away an hour and a half.

Watching a highly rated horror that sucks and makes me hate teenagers called “Talk To Me”. It’s not scary, it just keeps setting up situations where I think “kids are dicks” with a side of “I cannot sympathise with this level of stupidity”.

I know all kids aren’t this stupid or dickheaded because we don’t celebrate school shootings.

Watching "The Burial" on Prime. Jamie Foxx is underrated.

I’m waiting for Good Burger 2 to see how those guys are doing these days. It’s just a shame that Abe Vigoda died.

Killers of the Flower Moon - 7/10

Screen play has numerous fundamental issues. Its more of a court stenographer than a narrative structure. Lacks any adversarial element until the 3rd act, 2.5 hours into the picture. Jesse Plemons should have been cast in DiCaprio's role. Both the script and the editing could have used some oversight.

Loved the 3rd act though. Definitely saved the film from being a 6.

Saw "No One Will Save You" :sigh:

I liked it. Very tense in some moments. Usually grey aliens just feel like weird looking humans, but they made them feel truly alien and unnerving with their strange mannerisms and sounds.

Watching The Birdcage for the first time. Nathan Lane is an absolute delight.

I don't think it was a bad movie. Even the ending was an interesting choice. I thought Kaitlyn Dever was fine except for the parts where she'd breathe heavily and make noises from her mouth to compensate for the lack of dialogues.

Calista Flockhart looks a lot like Debbie Downer.

Hank Azaria is too much <3