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the collection of books i've read so far ๐ี. .ี๐ฆฏ
movies r my lyf ( oหโกหo)
i remember watching this for the first time (mainly because i'm a huge Charlie Heaton simp and the cinematography) and i was like dammmmnnnnnn it was so heartbreaking bro and by the end of it, it gave me something to think about; that somethung being the narrative. man how do you even place scenes the way you fo it's so intricate and perfect and warm arrhrggrrg i love as you are.
BONES AND MOTHERFRICKING ALL. there's a reason it's considered 'overhyped'; cause it's just too good. amazing. it's art. and i mean no bias at all (since Luca Guadagnino is my fave director) this movie is JUST THAT GOOD. i've watched it over 100 and i cry EVERY DAMN TIME. besides the way it was shot, Bones and All uses cannibalism as a metaphor for all consuming love, and damn do i love metaphors. it's the only horror movie i'd watch woth a level of gore i can tolerate, the only movie i'd spend hours talking about (that's a lie) and it's my fave movie of all time.
i was beyond excited when i learnt about the release of beetlejuice beetlejuice, watched the trailer and everything. i knew i had to watch beetlejuice first (best decision ever oh my goshhhhhh) so i could get any references in the second movie. the first was everything. it solidified my love for Tim Burton more than anything ever could and i just loved Winona Ryder. the second one, however... yikes man. it wasn't bad, don't get me wrong. it just felt... weirdly underwhelming? i even felt ashamed to side with the comments that said "Tim Burton is losing his spark", i wanted him to prove them wrong so badddddd. But either way, it's not like he's 'losing his spark', his movies just feel like their missing a really big something.
please my little heart couldn't handle knowing Heath Ledger is gone. this movie was so heartbreakingly beautiful and to know people are making fun of this masterpiece breaks my heart a little more. it's perfect. cowboys r awesome.
gosh i love movies about movies. babylon was the first 3 hour film i watched (shocker i know) and i loved every minute of it. the way it looks, the characters, the soundtrack, BROOOOOOOO, I SOBBED. chills. literal chills. Nellie baby you are perfect don't let them change you. top 4 most amazing experiences.
this movie felt like those disney channel shows from 2016-2019 except it has my newest favourite lesbians and was ten times better than any live action slop from disney channel (proud disney hater since 2023 btw).
i love everything about this movie. Timotheรจ Chalamet, Steve Carell, 'based on a true story'. what can i say, i'm an easy woman. BUT BRO IT'S SO SAD. i was like, "Nic is doing better now why is there like 30 minutes of the movie left?", then i was stabbed like four thousand times.
was i not shocked to my core when i went on letterboxd to see the list of cast and saw Mike was played by RuPaul??? GAGGED i say. anyways, movie was perf. it's honestly crazy how Megan couldn't even realise she was gay on her own, like signs were all there?? side note: Natasha Lyonne is gorgggggg
looovedddd the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, and i remember only reading about 4. The Last Straw is my favourite one (it's the only one i own) and i didn't even know there were more at that time, and don't get me started on the movies. I'd only ever watched one (the one with the cheese thing) and when i found out about Rodrick Rules GOSSHHHHHHH i wathched it over and over and over. it's so incredibly funny and i heart it so so much
this movie is so cool in every aspect, AND THE MY KIND OF WOMAN SCENE??? that means everything to me. i just need to rewatch it with a better perspective cause OH GOSHHHHHH
boy do i love early 2000's movies that look absolutely amazing and are slightly confusing and leave you existential and baffled by the end<3
this was executed so well and i loved every second of it. though i don't remember most of it (it's been well over a year since my first watch) it surely isn't forgettable. it reminds me sooooo much of mid90s and i just can't explain why.
this movie solidified my love for a lot of things: women, women and uhhhhhhh women!
movie so damn forgettable you had to watch it twice AND STILL FORGET. i don't know, man, it just doesn't stand out to me. maybe it's because i never really mnew much about the history of Ghostbusters to begin with (trust i know peak, i just don't follow much of it) but this movie didn't really stand out for me. i guess this is what i get for attempting to watch finn wolfhard's entire filmography (finn hmu i'm free on tuesdays, sundays and thursdays and mondays(หตย ยฌแดยฌหต))
the first amd only short film i've ever watched. i guess it wasn't meant to be scary, but the quality and the way it looked overall had me shivering. great story though
gosh why didn't i heed the warnings of the letterboxd reviews of this movie. it looks really nice and i really like how it doesn't follow a single narrative but i felt disgusted after watching it; i couldn't even finish the damn movie. i didn't even think it was possinle to be repulsed so much oh my gosh.