1. A Ghost Story 2. Blade Runner 2049 3. Dunkirk 4. Personal Shopper 5. 24 Frames 6. Phantom Thread 7. Call Me By Your Name 8. Good Time 9. Detroit 10. Wind River 11. Ava 12. Raw 13. Columbus 14. Three Billboards 15. The Lost City of Z
Nocturama looks really good. Thanks for another year of Great reviews! You are the *only one* I know of who reviews so many interesting older movies. Nobody else is doing it so Great work!
1. 3 billboards 2. Call me by your name 3. A ghost story 4. Loveless 5. Get out 6. Dunkirk 7. Blade runner 2049 8. Lady bird 9. Phantom thread 10. Faces places
Great channel love, I love your work. One criticism that I have is the way you enter into your analysis, I would flesh out the story a bit more before going into the interpretation. Also if you want to work on some film related projects let me know, I love editing and working with tech maybe I could help boost your show
These movie reviews are so insightful! I've watched like 3 or 4 movies that she has recommended and have enjoyed every one! Climax and Uncut Gems were two of my favorites.
I think my fav film of 2017 is "Novitiate". Other films enjoy seeing are "A Ghost Story", "The Disaster Artist", "Lady Bird" and "Thelma". Films I still have to check out and see are "I Tonya", "Phantom Thread" "The Florida Project", "Molly's Game", "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" and "The Last Jedi"
Enjoyed hearing about your list. I've watched a few of the ones you listed and have similar thoughts about Raw and Ladybird, think I'll be needing to watch Florida Project and the others aswell. Good stuff
Do you think you could do a videos on your favorite movies of each decade? I would really love to see your opinions on some of the greatest films during their periods because you're just so damn insightful.
I have been searching the net for quite some time now to find any subtitles for one of Alain Delon movies but without any hope to find them. Can you please help me out with this matter by sending me the subtitles or the English dubbed version of the following movie. Thank you for your help and support. l'homme presse(1977)
1. mother! 2. Good Time 3. Raw 4. It Comes At Night 5. The Florida Project 6. The Killing of a Sacred Deer 7. Blade Runner 2049 8. Baby Driver 9. Ingrid Goes West 10. The Disaster Artist
I'm all about that Phantom Thread, but if I'm being honest I'm way too much of a PTA fanboy to not absolutely love everything he does. I'm curious as to what you think about The Shape of Water.
Did you miss Blade Runner 2049? I can't find a review of it on your site. Is there one? If not do you plan on seeing/reviewing it? I'm very curious about what you think about it. Thanks
1. A Ghost Story 2. Blade Runner 2049 3. Dunkirk 4. Phantom Thread (could move higher on repeat viewings) 5. Baby Driver 6. Good Time 7. Star Wars: The Last Jedi 8. Get Out 9. The Florida Project 10. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri This was such a great year for film.
I will definitely be checking out Nocturama as soon as I can! My personal favorite film of 2017 was a small movie called Columbus, written/directed by video essayist, Kogonada. It's a minimalist, contemplative, and peaceful film that feels reminiscent of Linklater's intimate conversations and Ozu's framing and pacing. Would definitely recommend. :)
I'll have to check out your #1, only one I haven't heard of. Seems interesting too. And apparently I need to watch Raw since so many people I follow keep putting it in their top 5.
I just saw "The Lost City of Z" on Netflix, because you praised the movie. I'm new to your channel, but from what you review (like Kubrick's films, There Will Be Blood and so on), I thought I'd give it a shot... Films are subjective when it comes to make up your own opinion about a moive, but this movie was definitely NOT a great movie, I would say. I stayed away from other reviews of the movie, and only watched the trailer. It was not a terribly movie, there are good parts of it. The story itself is really interesting and I was so ready to go on a journey with Fawcett and his crew, and the parts of the jungle were really good, and Charlie Hunnam did a really good job at capturing this man's life and obsession with "Z". But my god it could have been better. I think some parts with his family were not nearly as interesting as when he was in the jungle. There was an unnecessary scene with a witch or some shit and the title of the movie itself was kind of misleading, because most of the movie didn't even take place in the jungle. Parts of Fawcett's life was necessary to the movie, but the direction of the movie wasn't that impressive I think, and you even mentioned that it was better the second time you watched it... Some parts and the pacing bored my mind (I have like you watched slow paced, different movies like 2001: A Space Odyssey, and that movie barely has a plot, but I still love it), but I'm not saying it was a terrible movie, nor that it was too long. It just felt long, and the story of the "Lost City of Z" and Fawcett were far more interesting than the movie itself. It was a fine/good movie, and after the movie I thought to myself: "That's it?". Don't get me wrong, the atmosphere in the jungle, the cinematography, the music and the performances were good, but it could have been better. I don't know if you liked this movie so much is because of James Gray, or you just simply liked it, but the movie could have been better. Hell, even after I watched it, I checked the IMDB just to read what other have said about it, and it did disappoint many people. I'm NOT the kind of guy, who changes opinion 100 % just because others have a different opinion, but it felt a bit hollow in the end, and as I mentioned earlier, my intial thought at the end was "that's it?". There were certainly better films that could fill the spot instead of this movie.
Phantom Thread. But the greatest omission(if you consider it a film) is Twin Peaks The Return. The Return is one of the best movies ever made. Funnily enough it is one of Bertrand Bonello’s favourite films. He selected it for his top 10 in the 2022 sight and sound poll.
I thought Three Billboards was going ot be a lock for my favorite film of 2017 but then I saw COCO and it made me cry my eyes out. yeah Coco has to be my favorite of not just 2017 put probably one of my favorites of all time. It just hit me too hard. Also loved Good Time, The Shape of Water, Get Out, Ladybird, Columbus, Logan, War for the Planet of the Apes, Brawl in Cellblock 99 are in my top 10.
2017: recommandations in order in which I saw them in 2017and leaving out the usual suspects 1.Filthy 2. A Bride for Rip van Winkle 3. Dawson City: Frozen Time 4. Columbus 5. Pop Aye 6. Marjorie Prime 7. Lady Macbeth (1-7, I saw at IFFR in January 2017, during which I also saw Raw and Nocturama. Including a Q&A with Bonello) 8. 1945 9. Glory 10. Hostages 11. A Ciambra 12. Loveless 13. The Square 14. Vele Hemels boven de zevende 15. Thelma
Damn straight. When Maggie talks we listen. I could listen to her talk for hours. Sometimes when I get insomnia I put on a playlist from her channel and her voice lulls me to sleep like a baby.
My Top 10 1. Blade Runner 2049 2. Good Time 3. Thelma 4. Okja 5. Baby Driver 6. A Ghost Story 7. The Lost City of Z 8. War for the Planet of the Apes 9. Dunkirk 10. A Taxi Driver Twin Peaks: The Return was above everything I saw last year though... it was another level...
I still have to watch Lady Bird and The Florida Project, but Raw and Nocturama are among my favorites of the year (Raw is currently my #2)... The Lost City of Z is good, but I didn't love it.
nocturama was a favourite of mine as well, a really unique & wonderful surprise, & i agree that it really benefits from the skeletal storytelling - the characters are really only rough sketches of people. my own top ten: 1) florida project 2) a ghost story 3) rat film 4) the red turtle 5) world of tomorrow episode two: the burden of other people's thoughts 6) my life as a courgette 7) raw 8) shape of water 9) nocturama 10) columbus
Considering you reviewed a few Japanese films and you mentioned to love animation, as soon as you said one was clearly your favorite, I was expecting : Kimi no na wa.
"I dont see many current movies" - so I see a ton each year but I still get crap from my friends who are like "DUDE YOU HAVENT SEEN THIS NEW NETFLIX THING? ADD IT TO YOUR LIST!" and I'm like no, I have thousands of old classics I need to catch up on! And YES Florida Project, my 2nd fav of the year!
"Parents have a child, and in doing so they bring into the world a monster that kills everything it comes in contact with." - Thomas Bernard "A coin is examined, and only after careful deliberation, given to a beggar, whereas a child is flung out into the cosmic brutality without hesitation." - Peter Wessel Zapfe "He seriously thought that there is less harm in killing a man than producing a child: in the first case you are relieving someone of life, not his whole life but a half or a quarter or a hundredth part of that existence that is going to finish, that would finish without you; but as for the second, he would say, are you not responsible to him for all the tears he will shed, from the cradle to the grave? Without you he would never have been born, and why is he born? For your amusement, not for his, that’s for sure; to carry your name, the name of a fool, I’ll be bound - you may as well write that name on some wall; why do you need a man to bear the burden of three or four letters?" -Gustave Flaubert
my top 10: 10. The Shape of Water 9. Lady Bird 8. Dunkirk 7. The Florida Project 6. Loveless 5. Get Out 4. Phantom Thread 3. Call Me By Your Name 2. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri 1. Blade Runner 2049 I have yet to see Nocturama
Nice list. I want to see "The Florida Project" My favorite movies of 2017 were "Blade Runner 2049" and "The Shape of Water" My favorite performances were Sally Hawkins (Shape) and Gary Oldman in "Darkest Hour." as Winston Churchill. The movie bored me to tears but Oldman was amazing!! I liked "The Post" as well as it is a very relevant movie for our time. "The Post" was good but not quite good enough to make my "best of 2017"
cool list, I wrote down some of the films I hadn't seen. What did you think of Call Me By Your Name? I'm absolutely enamoured by it, gonna go see it again tonight. Probably my favourite of the year
My top 15 favorite films of 2017 are- 15. Get Out 14. Logan 13. All the Money in the World 12. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri 11. The Void 10. Raw 9. War for the Planet of the Apes 8. Good Time 7. Blade Runner 2049 6. The Disaster Artist 5. My Friend Dahmer 4. Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2 3. IT 2. Detroit 1. Kong: Skull Island Now I am basing this list off a video that I did, but one movie that I would have put on this list had I seen it before I did that video, is I, Tonya.
Now I'm approaching middle age I can't relate to teen rebellion movies as well as I used to, but judging by the trailer "Lady Bird" is a good example of its type so I may check it out. Thanks. My top 5: A Quiet Passion; Battle of the Sexes; Neruda; The Disaster Artist; The Big Sick.
I make notes, bullet points and things like that. I keep them below the camera in case I need to reference something as well as to keep myself on track. I tend to ramble sometimes. XD
In your previous videos you told that love experiencing new things and things which are artistic.You have to got to check out some animes 🙂. If you're watch one start with death note.
Try watching this tv show called Mindhunter.Its directed by David Fincher and it's about how the FBI delved into the psychology of serial killers . U'll probably love it .
Tweeted you earlier. In shock you slammed Three Billboards, but that’s okay. But now that I’ve seen your list. Lady Bird? Good movie, but getting all the credit Edge of Seventeen should have got last year. And Raw? Watched that the other night. It’s one of the worst films of the year. Pure trash. Love the inclusions of Florida Project and Lost City of Z.
i agree, though to each their own, of course. raw is certainly one of my favourites of the year - i thought it was just a thrill to watch...funny, creepy, satirical, appropriately gruesome at times.
I think the quality of films has drastically diminished over the past decade. Am I just not looking hard enough or in the right places?? Seems like these days only one or two come out that even remotely interest me.
Yeah, like we went from Gladiator winning best picture to Whiplash not winning, because there were even better ones. I think the quality of films was at a low point in the late 1990s, early 2000s, and now we are getting good movies again.
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1. A Ghost Story
2. Blade Runner 2049
3. Dunkirk
4. Personal Shopper
5. 24 Frames
6. Phantom Thread
7. Call Me By Your Name
8. Good Time
9. Detroit
10. Wind River
11. Ava
12. Raw
13. Columbus
14. Three Billboards
15. The Lost City of Z
I just looked up the premise of Ava and it sounds so god, where did you watch this at?
I like your list. I would add "The Shape of Water" as well.
A Ghost Story was amazing.
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I saw it at the London Film Festival, it's available to torrent and on MUBI now I think
Oh hi Ishan
Don't suppose you use Letterboxd?
The Killing of a Sacred Deer was astounding.
Nocturama looks really good. Thanks for another year of Great reviews! You are the *only one* I know of who reviews so many interesting older movies. Nobody else is doing it so Great work!
1) Blade Runner 2049
2) Blade Runner 2049
3) Blade Runner 2049
4) Blade Runner 2049
5) BR2049
7) Blade Runner 2049
ReubenRabinowitz Is a average movie
*an average
Blade Runner 2049 is a masterpiece.
I like it :)
Of the decade
My favorite movie of the year is easily Blade Runner 2049.
Okay so you mentioned Lost City of Z...have you seen Embrace of the Serpent? I was blown away by it but let down by Lost City.
+1. loved embrace the serpent
I was kind of let down by "Lost City of Z" too.
1. 3 billboards
2. Call me by your name
3. A ghost story
4. Loveless
5. Get out
6. Dunkirk
7. Blade runner 2049
8. Lady bird
9. Phantom thread
10. Faces places
You and ralphthemoviemaker are probably my favorite movie reviewers. I used to watch collider and screen junkies mostly. Keep up making good stuff.
Awesome list! Gotta see pretty much all of these still and the recommendations from you have bumped them up on my watchlist
Great channel love, I love your work. One criticism that I have is the way you enter into your analysis, I would flesh out the story a bit more before going into the interpretation. Also if you want to work on some film related projects let me know, I love editing and working with tech maybe I could help boost your show
These movie reviews are so insightful! I've watched like 3 or 4 movies that she has recommended and have enjoyed every one! Climax and Uncut Gems were two of my favorites.
Amazing sweater.
Love your top 5! Seen all of them and I'm on your side. Also I've seen the Immigrant, it great! And swell sweater :)
I think my fav film of 2017 is "Novitiate". Other films enjoy seeing are "A Ghost Story", "The Disaster Artist", "Lady Bird" and "Thelma". Films I still have to check out and see are "I Tonya", "Phantom Thread" "The Florida Project", "Molly's Game", "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" and "The Last Jedi"
Enjoyed hearing about your list. I've watched a few of the ones you listed and have similar thoughts about Raw and Ladybird, think I'll be needing to watch Florida Project and the others aswell. Good stuff
"RAW" Was an awesome trip of a horror movie! Will watch "Nocturama" next.Thx!
Do you think you could do a videos on your favorite movies of each decade? I would really love to see your opinions on some of the greatest films during their periods because you're just so damn insightful.
I have been searching the net for quite some time now to find any subtitles for one of Alain Delon movies but without any hope to find them. Can you please help me out with this matter by sending me the subtitles or the English dubbed version of the following movie. Thank you for your help and support.
l'homme presse(1977)
1. mother!
2. Good Time
3. Raw
4. It Comes At Night
5. The Florida Project
6. The Killing of a Sacred Deer
7. Blade Runner 2049
8. Baby Driver
9. Ingrid Goes West
10. The Disaster Artist
I'm all about that Phantom Thread, but if I'm being honest I'm way too much of a PTA fanboy to not absolutely love everything he does. I'm curious as to what you think about The Shape of Water.
Did you miss Blade Runner 2049? I can't find a review of it on your site. Is there one? If not do you plan on seeing/reviewing it? I'm very curious about what you think about it. Thanks
1. A Ghost Story
2. Blade Runner 2049
3. Dunkirk
4. Phantom Thread (could move higher on repeat viewings)
5. Baby Driver
6. Good Time
7. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
8. Get Out
9. The Florida Project
10. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
This was such a great year for film.
I will definitely be checking out Nocturama as soon as I can! My personal favorite film of 2017 was a small movie called Columbus, written/directed by video essayist, Kogonada. It's a minimalist, contemplative, and peaceful film that feels reminiscent of Linklater's intimate conversations and Ozu's framing and pacing. Would definitely recommend. :)
Absolutely love your channel. You have a great taste in film.
Hey would love to see hear your thoughts on a killing of a sacred deer
As soon as you said The Florida Project, I leapt with glee
Think you would like French film " Personal Shopper" with Kristen Stewart.
I'll have to check out your #1, only one I haven't heard of. Seems interesting too. And apparently I need to watch Raw since so many people I follow keep putting it in their top 5.
I just saw "The Lost City of Z" on Netflix, because you praised the movie. I'm new to your channel, but from what you review (like Kubrick's films, There Will Be Blood and so on), I thought I'd give it a shot... Films are subjective when it comes to make up your own opinion about a moive, but this movie was definitely NOT a great movie, I would say. I stayed away from other reviews of the movie, and only watched the trailer. It was not a terribly movie, there are good parts of it. The story itself is really interesting and I was so ready to go on a journey with Fawcett and his crew, and the parts of the jungle were really good, and Charlie Hunnam did a really good job at capturing this man's life and obsession with "Z". But my god it could have been better. I think some parts with his family were not nearly as interesting as when he was in the jungle. There was an unnecessary scene with a witch or some shit and the title of the movie itself was kind of misleading, because most of the movie didn't even take place in the jungle. Parts of Fawcett's life was necessary to the movie, but the direction of the movie wasn't that impressive I think, and you even mentioned that it was better the second time you watched it... Some parts and the pacing bored my mind (I have like you watched slow paced, different movies like 2001: A Space Odyssey, and that movie barely has a plot, but I still love it), but I'm not saying it was a terrible movie, nor that it was too long. It just felt long, and the story of the "Lost City of Z" and Fawcett were far more interesting than the movie itself. It was a fine/good movie, and after the movie I thought to myself: "That's it?". Don't get me wrong, the atmosphere in the jungle, the cinematography, the music and the performances were good, but it could have been better. I don't know if you liked this movie so much is because of James Gray, or you just simply liked it, but the movie could have been better. Hell, even after I watched it, I checked the IMDB just to read what other have said about it, and it did disappoint many people. I'm NOT the kind of guy, who changes opinion 100 % just because others have a different opinion, but it felt a bit hollow in the end, and as I mentioned earlier, my intial thought at the end was "that's it?". There were certainly better films that could fill the spot instead of this movie.
Watched Nocturama on netflix on your recommendation and I enjoyed it! Have you seen My life as a Zucchini?
Phantom Thread. But the greatest omission(if you consider it a film) is Twin Peaks The Return. The Return is one of the best movies ever made. Funnily enough it is one of Bertrand Bonello’s favourite films. He selected it for his top 10 in the 2022 sight and sound poll.
I thought Three Billboards was going ot be a lock for my favorite film of 2017 but then I saw COCO and it made me cry my eyes out. yeah Coco has to be my favorite of not just 2017 put probably one of my favorites of all time. It just hit me too hard.
Also loved Good Time, The Shape of Water, Get Out, Ladybird, Columbus, Logan, War for the Planet of the Apes, Brawl in Cellblock 99 are in my top 10.
Thanks for the tips! Watched the trailers for a couple of your favourites and will check them out.
2017: recommandations in order in which I saw them in 2017and leaving out the usual suspects
1.Filthy
2. A Bride for Rip van Winkle
3. Dawson City: Frozen Time
4. Columbus
5. Pop Aye
6. Marjorie Prime
7. Lady Macbeth
(1-7, I saw at IFFR in January 2017, during which I also saw Raw and Nocturama. Including a Q&A with Bonello)
8. 1945
9. Glory
10. Hostages
11. A Ciambra
12. Loveless
13. The Square
14. Vele Hemels boven de zevende
15. Thelma
holy shit the notification came down on my screen and i clicked immediately
Damn straight. When Maggie talks we listen. I could listen to her talk for hours. Sometimes when I get insomnia I put on a playlist from her channel and her voice lulls me to sleep like a baby.
The Triggerati oh for sure, shes my favorite
5. Good Time
4. Lady Bird
3. Dunkirk
2. Blade Runner 2049
1. Phantom Thread
1. War For The Planet Of The Apes
2. Dunkirk
3. Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi
4. Coco
5. The Disaster Artist
My Top 10
1. Blade Runner 2049
2. Good Time
3. Thelma
4. Okja
5. Baby Driver
6. A Ghost Story
7. The Lost City of Z
8. War for the Planet of the Apes
9. Dunkirk
10. A Taxi Driver
Twin Peaks: The Return was above everything I saw last year though... it was another level...
You have really good style in every Video!
"The Lost City of Z" had a great sense of the contemporary significance of history, which I found engaging and moving.
Are you on Criticker? I think you'd love it
I still have to watch Lady Bird and The Florida Project, but Raw and Nocturama are among my favorites of the year (Raw is currently my #2)...
The Lost City of Z is good, but I didn't love it.
nocturama was a favourite of mine as well, a really unique & wonderful surprise, & i agree that it really benefits from the skeletal storytelling - the characters are really only rough sketches of people.
my own top ten:
1) florida project
2) a ghost story
3) rat film
4) the red turtle
5) world of tomorrow episode two: the burden of other people's thoughts
6) my life as a courgette
7) raw
8) shape of water
9) nocturama
10) columbus
Considering you reviewed a few Japanese films and you mentioned to love animation, as soon as you said one was clearly your favorite, I was expecting : Kimi no na wa.
"I dont see many current movies" - so I see a ton each year but I still get crap from my friends who are like "DUDE YOU HAVENT SEEN THIS NEW NETFLIX THING? ADD IT TO YOUR LIST!" and I'm like no, I have thousands of old classics I need to catch up on!
And YES Florida Project, my 2nd fav of the year!
"Parents have a child, and in doing so they bring into the world a monster that kills everything it comes in contact with."
- Thomas Bernard
"A coin is examined, and only after careful deliberation, given to a beggar, whereas a child is flung out into the cosmic brutality without hesitation."
- Peter Wessel Zapfe
"He seriously thought that there is less harm in killing a man than producing a child: in the first case you are relieving someone of life, not his whole life but a half or a quarter or a hundredth part of that existence that is going to finish, that would finish without you; but as for the second, he would say, are you not responsible to him for all the tears he will shed, from the cradle to the grave? Without you he would never have been born, and why is he born? For your amusement, not for his, that’s for sure; to carry your name, the name of a fool, I’ll be bound - you may as well write that name on some wall; why do you need a man to bear the burden of three or four letters?"
-Gustave Flaubert
my top 10:
10. The Shape of Water
9. Lady Bird
8. Dunkirk
7. The Florida Project
6. Loveless
5. Get Out
4. Phantom Thread
3. Call Me By Your Name
2. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
1. Blade Runner 2049
I have yet to see Nocturama
Do you use Letterboxd?
Have you seen Columbus? would like to hear your thoughts
Nice list. I want to see "The Florida Project" My favorite movies of 2017 were "Blade Runner 2049" and "The Shape of Water" My favorite performances were Sally Hawkins (Shape) and Gary Oldman in "Darkest Hour." as Winston Churchill. The movie bored me to tears but Oldman was amazing!! I liked "The Post" as well as it is a very relevant movie for our time. "The Post" was good but not quite good enough to make my "best of 2017"
cool list, I wrote down some of the films I hadn't seen. What did you think of Call Me By Your Name? I'm absolutely enamoured by it, gonna go see it again tonight. Probably my favourite of the year
Thanks. Didn't like it. Thought it was pretentious as hell.
Fair enough, care to elaborate? I have heard that critique thrown at the movie but I'm curious to know why you found it pretentious
I have seen Nocturama also I really didnt know what to think of it after it was such a unique and weird movie. Part of me loved it.
My top 15 favorite films of 2017 are-
15. Get Out
14. Logan
13. All the Money in the World
12. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
11. The Void
10. Raw
9. War for the Planet of the Apes
8. Good Time
7. Blade Runner 2049
6. The Disaster Artist
5. My Friend Dahmer
4. Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2
3. IT
2. Detroit
1. Kong: Skull Island
Now I am basing this list off a video that I did, but one movie that I would have put on this list had I seen it before I did that video, is I, Tonya.
Nice list. Glad to see Florida Project on your list.
Now I'm approaching middle age I can't relate to teen rebellion movies as well as I used to, but judging by the trailer "Lady Bird" is a good example of its type so I may check it out. Thanks. My top 5: A Quiet Passion; Battle of the Sexes; Neruda; The Disaster Artist; The Big Sick.
Do you read your review from somewhere?
I make notes, bullet points and things like that. I keep them below the camera in case I need to reference something as well as to keep myself on track. I tend to ramble sometimes. XD
deepfocuslens XD yes I noticed. Thanks for replying 🌹 I love your reviews 😊keep it up 👍🏻
In your previous videos you told that love experiencing new things and things which are artistic.You have to got to check out some animes 🙂. If you're watch one start with death note.
I've watched a lot of anime in my time, including Death Note.
3. The Florida Project
2. The Untamed
1. A Ghost Story
What did you think think of Call me by your name? If you happened to see it.
Didn't like it.
deepfocuslens ur taste 🤢
YO! You look so fly with the sweater and medallion
Seriously! You look awesome.
Thanks. :)
Can you review Easy Rider (1969)??
soon hopefully
Try watching this tv show called Mindhunter.Its directed by David Fincher and it's about how the FBI delved into the psychology of serial killers . U'll probably love it .
Blade runner 2049 one of my favorite movies ever
Tweeted you earlier. In shock you slammed Three Billboards, but that’s okay. But now that I’ve seen your list. Lady Bird? Good movie, but getting all the credit Edge of Seventeen should have got last year. And Raw? Watched that the other night. It’s one of the worst films of the year. Pure trash. Love the inclusions of Florida Project and Lost City of Z.
Calling raw pure trash and one of worst of the year is pretty hyperbolic
i agree, though to each their own, of course. raw is certainly one of my favourites of the year - i thought it was just a thrill to watch...funny, creepy, satirical, appropriately gruesome at times.
someone said it! Edge of Seventeen severely underrated.
You're smart we should chill
Wind River
Your favorite tv shows and music albums of 2017?
Ah yes. Might do music for sure. Don't really watch much TV.
I think the quality of films has drastically diminished over the past decade. Am I just not looking hard enough or in the right places?? Seems like these days only one or two come out that even remotely interest me.
Kilo Bravo in my opinion you are not looking hard enough.
Yeah, like we went from Gladiator winning best picture to Whiplash not winning, because there were even better ones. I think the quality of films was at a low point in the late 1990s, early 2000s, and now we are getting good movies again.
Women are not "ballsy" unless imitating men.
Hey I agree with you
You should get Letterboxd
A Ghost Story was the best movie of the year!!
Im sorry for my succeeding comment.
But you are very beautiful and stunning.
1. mother!.
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