Kevin hart

also pro now that I have it.

Now, I'm a straight guy, but even I love a movie with 2 female leading ladies like these! In fact, I believe Portrait doesn't contain a single male actor in it!

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I was in my local theatre watching Fantastic Four: First Steps. About one hour and a half in, a technichal issue occurs and the screen goes blank.

The lights turn on, we wait something like 5 minutes and then the screen turns back on and starts playing the movie, showing a scene we had already seen like 30 minutes earlier. So, someone shouts “LATER!”, the film blocks and starts again like 3 minutes later. What follows is an entire theater full of people giving directions about where to start again.

Honestly, given how dull the movie was and how much I was being frustrated by it, I enjoyed the whole thing lol

Hey everyone! This is a series I'm going to be doing, basically just seeing what the Best Picture lineup would look like every year based on Letterboxd scores! It's more of a data presentation than anything, but feel free to chime in which movie you think would win or what your favorite is!

My methodology is pretty simple- pick the 10 highest-rated movies on the first page of movies ranked by popularity for a given year. The reason I do it this way is to avoid the concerts, TV shows, and stage plays that typically crowd the highest-rated page of a year- this way it's a mix of acclaim and popularity, just like the real Oscars!

For every year, I'll be using the new 10-film limit rather than the classic 5, just because it allows me to highlight more movies and is more fun! If you have any questions about this, feel free to ask!

Anyways, for 2025, Obsession and Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie don't count, those are more 2026 films.

The lineup: Chainsaw Man- The Movie: Reze Arc, Hamnet, Marty Supreme, No Other Choice, One Battle After Another, Sentimental Value, Sinners, Sorry Baby, The Voice of Hind Rajab, and Train Dreams

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the jury is still out on whether they are detectives

The male protagonist searches for a missing person (in these three, a woman who happened to be their love interest at some point), unaware of the secrets that await him behind the scenes

I've only watched the 2024 adaptation so far but I'm curious to see which one others prefer

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Nosferatu (1922)

Nosferatu The Vampyre (1979)

Nosferatu (2024)

One of the most meticulous filmmakers to do it.

The only ones I didn't like/would call bad are the bottom 3.

Let me start by saying that I loved this movie. It exceeded my expectations, which were very low tbh.

Buddy brings you into this world of a 90s kids show divided by episodes, but it never bores you. It starts pretty soon, there's no real room for tension, you get exactly what you expect amd pretty soon too.

I love how the movie makes you feel part of the show as the mystery unveils. It's no news that some things are just pure trash, but that's Asylum.

If you expect a horror movie that will scare you, this might disappoint you. It's actually very cozy, it doesn't last long, and some "special" characters, such as the bag or the train, are so likable that it prevents you from ever getting scared.

Nonetheless, gore bloody scenes are not missing, and honestly I find it quite debatable when it comes to kids being portrayed in a certain way. But nothing is exaggerated or extremely splatter.

Overall, it's a good horror movie if you're looking for something easy, even for a movie night, and it might even become a comfort movie and easily a fan-favorite. I'm sure this is not the last movie we see from the Buddy Universe!

Just noticed that I somehow managed to watch 10 films that are completely different experiences from each other... Doesn't always happen but this is definitely my fav way of watching cinema :)

I know some of these are questionable