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anakin's aura is so cold and contagious like who needs a gas mask for real

okay, so baxter is a doormat to his coworkers. he gives 'em the key to his apartment so they can have fun. he's got feelings for fran, the elevator girl. but the prob is that she's all mixed up with her boss who is also desperate for the fucking key.

the whole thing gets messy when she realizes she's a pawn in her boss's game. she tries to end herself in baxter's apartment but he goes on to save her. he tells her that he likes her and she was like...

"shut up and deal"

she likes him back fr

halfway there's a split second so raw it felt like my soul tore through the veil of reality and danced on a higher plane

art; that's how hand drawn anime should feel like...

m. night shyamalan's surreal plot twist can live rent free in my head as long as i dont see dead people

lady bird teen mentality be like "you ain't gotta pull up at 6am to yell at me, mom but i love you too"

this is a fincher movie, and there's nothing cryptic about it. yet mark was like, "buck my name 'zuck,' bitch! im the CEO and i row crew in a cappella group like an accidental billionaire."

this is a compelling drama about will hunting, a brilliant mathematician who is both proud and arrogant, yet unsure of what he truly wants in life. he tends to push people away before they can abandon him, a defensive mechanism stemming from childhood trauma. will has feelings for a girl but is too proud to tell her that he loves her. he typically spends time with friends who lack the courage to challenge him

if aliens ever come to earth, sue me! my distress call was literally a go.

so random i could watch this with my eyes closed and still find the whole story totally hilarious

loyalty is fam, betrayal comes with a huge dollar price and every dinner could be your fucking last. who tf are you to refuse the damn offer?

the wizard of oz is a magical tale with enough marbles to sparkle the entire emerald city with many wonders and cinematic satisfaction

"you talking to me?" yea baby its the 60s. the travis in me would like to take you out on a real date and watch a not so normal movie

the day i bring an ODing bitch to your house, then i give her the shot

r.i.p david lynch

blue velvet is a dream of strange desires wrapped inside a mystery story

that weird home made video

a fremen is a fremen, the sun shines over arrakeen in the north, trouble brews in the south and the holy war begins. the wind, the rising desert, villeneuve's dune part ii. may thy knife chip and shatter

arrakis is arrakis, villeneuve's dune adaption runs on spice, the desert takes the weak and chani's blue fremen eyes glows with a visual sense of the mighty sandworm. may thy knife chip and shatter.

the saddest anime ive ever watched like okay bro, please dont let me cry im just tryna be an adult

i mean, who doesn't need a friend like doc, right? inventing a time machine & you're too lousy to feed your dog, like damn... ive to set an alarm for this sorta shit too

the year 1994 was fully packed, from pulp fiction, the shawshank redemption to forrest gump. this is an emotional love story, told from the perspective of america's history. it's entertaining, much enough to capture the hearts of potential shrimp lovers

the birds is a suspenseful horror masterpiece of the hitchkockian enterprise, enough to keep you captivated especially during the final act

cameron's titanic is a tragedy-flipped love story, bundled up by superb acting from the fresh dicaprio and sweet kate winslet. the ending tho is drowned by a sad ending and a depressing runtime

villeneuve's sci-fi thriller on intelligent life burns with the best sound design on the big screen, even though it's melted away by a little touch of slow pacing

it feels un-okay not to be watching this classic sci-fi popcorn from time to time, like... what's on blu-ray? years later, interstellar is still a space opera with stunning visuals... and an emotional composition from hans zimmer. it's not perfect, but, yeah!

y'all better call the hellfire club 'cause there's going to be so much blood count on this

psycho dramas should never be so handy like this; it's crazy for real.

only if I had friends like that growing up.

stand by me is an adaptation of stephen king's novella "the body," set in a small town. a rumor ensued so quickly, and it reached the kids' ears that there's a dead body lying around somewhere. these kids, a group of friends, would quickly find themselves on an adventure to find this body before anybody else does. on their quest, they are followed by a group of bullies who have nothing else to do with their lives.

this is one of those stories that values friendships more than anything else. It's full of characters you'd wish to be and not want to be. It's about nostalgia - how much little things can remind you of your childhood. all the things you experienced or all the things you missed in your life.

the ending, well, it was good; i liked it. but the narrator wasn't supposed to tell me what happened to the kids after they grew up. i know childhood friendships barely last forever. but i only wish the ending was all about finding the body and all that.

the closing soundtrack was really emotional. the first time i watched the movie, i dropped a few tears. the whole story moved me. i can't imagine if i had watched it when i was a kid. stand by me is one of those emotional movies one is expected to watch at least once in a lifetime. it's not a must, but something that has the capacity to move your heart.

wicked is a whimsy fantasy split open with wonder and color, something that is magical to see with green eyes

the first installment of gladiator is a classic feature with masterful & emotional storytelling. the cinematography was really amazing. the direction from ridley scott was classic rather than cliched. hans zimmer's composition was powerful and emotional.

at least this isn't another joker folie à deux moment for a sequel

the most epic masterpiece crime drama i've seen is from martin scorcese, and its a gangster flick and i find it hard to get it out of my mind

i've seen nearly all of denis villeneuve's films, except for sicario, but i gotta say, "prisoners" is his absolute masterpiece—no doubt about it! the gripping action sequences as the characters race against time to find the kidnappers were incredibly intense, keeping the suspense at a fever pitch throughout the entire story. and that plot twist? totally mind-blowing! i mean, seriously tho, who could've seen it coming? and the ending? wow, just wow!

the setting of the shining on an isolated hotel gives much room for a terrifying event. the movie is scary no matter how much i watched it. perhaps its got a psychological effect on it. it will always be my favorite supernatural horror film of all time

hitchcock's psycho is a suspenseful experience with scary scenes in black and white. it's hard to know what might happen next. that's giving enough space for shocking revelations. like the bathroom scene i mean. how can you kill the lead actress right away? and yet the movie turned out to be fine without her

a slasher with hair curling scenes from the onset of the damn calls. the anxiety of trying to know the ghost face killer is so real. but once you know who that is, it's good for nothing to keep watching. the original scream? it's grisly than the sequels

finally somethin for the laughs this spooky season. i didnt know whether to feel good or cry for the other guy. shaun of the dead is funny, scary and romantic. how tf i didn't know this movie existed anyway

a playful and clever ride from sean baker with some explosive and gripping acting by mikey madison

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oldboy is a revenge thriller with an infamous plot twist. its a flipped game of cat and mouse with an iconic hammer scene. what was intended as an act of revenge turned out to be incest

laugh and the world laughs with you. cry and you'll cry alone

watched the wild robot thinkin i was gonna get bored and stuff but it turned out to be somethin cool since fantastic mr fox rocked my mental and that fox was damn hilarious

idc what y'all gotta say but this is the best anime to ever been made for real

a space odyssey is a visually stunning film with realistic special effects. the slow pacing created a burning mysterious atmosphere. the score was iconic, especially the one from the opening sequence. the film left me with so much to think about especially the ending - like, what the hell happened?

okay, i might know what happened (the ending kinda explained)

dave's ship is pulled into a wormhole or dimensional portal. it's a strange abstract environment under the "jupiter and beyond the infinite" segment. during this sequence, he witnesses abstract landscapes, eerie sounds and an unsettling atmosphere.

and then he enters the wormhole. there, his ship is stretched and compressed while experiencing gravitational forces. he saw vibrant colors and geometric patterns which might represent the warping of space time.

his eyes are shown floating in space. this was a disconnection from his physical body. his body doesn't survive the wormhole. instead his consciousness survives and is transformed into the star child.

during the aging sequence, you could hear the heavy breathing from the background. at the same time, you're seeing the "old dave" eating at the table by himself. so, whose breathing voice was it? my guess - it's from the "unborn" star child which was about to emerge.

i don't know, man. i should watch this stuff more often. a space odyssey have been on my watchlist for, well, maybe two years or more. after enjoying the movie, i guess the wait was worth it. maybe i will get more time to watch this again.

the surreal setting of the shining has some hypnotic quality. the confinement of most frames makes the entire narrative totally terrifying, especially the bathroom scene. shelley duvall's acting was amazing (r.i.p. to her). still thinking about that ending though - was jack dead all along or was he trapped in time?

la la land for psychos except this one belongs in the trash can of jokers

everything mind fuck everywhere who knows what in the multiverse all at once in the time loop

a real juggernaut of cinema, still derailing thru my mental can't even stop thinking 'bout the whole basement scene

a real symphony of blood, guts and bruised ego. body horror films shouldn't pack this much punch in the last minutes, damn demi moore

the grand budapest is a painting hung on a wall illustrated by wes anderson's wit and the only way to understand it is by simply laughing with a colorful smile

the jock, rebel, princess, outcast and brainiac? no thanks. im skipping this class unless they bring the goth queen to the halls of saturday detention

in neon LA the atmosphere is so eerie and the streets are bleak. it's either you hunt or be hunted. you can never know what's it like to be alive... until you meet a blade runner