look at this nonsense

I sometimes wonder if random animals think I have good vibes.

A ★★ review of One Battle After Another (2025) "What are the material conditions that lead to one battle after another?" - Tina, a mutual on Twitter. I reviewed One Battle After Another shortly after it came out. My takeaway? Fun enough action rom...

Still mainly on Letterboxd. Check out this long-assed negative review of a film everyone seems to love.

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I'm barely ever on here but I'm not on Twitter much either. I'm mostly on Letterboxd because my partner Freya and I have been watching a few films a day this year. Add me on there if you have one.

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I don't have any kids though. 100 Gecs rule, Playboi Carti is as great as he was five years ago. Knocked Loose are good too. idk what else i'm supposed to know.

I just assume I'm always taking to someone roughly my age because I probably am.

I enjoy watching Tel Aviv get blown to bits as much as the next guy but I can't help but feel this all bods ill for Iran.

Any of these

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A ★★★★★ review of Embrace of the Serpent (2015) Manages to routinely widely sidestep any hints of "white saviour" leaning that you worry a film that heavily features two white men in the Amazon might entail. Their preconceptions, arrogance and self...

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A ★★★★★ review of Frownland (2007) Just going to say, are you someone who can appreciate a deeply unpleasant experience in the name of art? If so, don't read the rest of this shit. This film is utterly horrible but so worth it. "This f...

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A ★★★★★ review of La Commune (Paris, 1871) (2000) An amazing exercise in historical research which gives way to large amounts of dramatic deconstruction but always in service of the film's confrontationally communist politics. As with Edvard Munch th...

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A ★★★★★ review of A Single Spark (1995) Just going to start with a big shoutout to Korean Classic Film. An utterly amazing, expansive archive they have going. With RoK's recent economic success it's often forgotten that as recently as the 7...

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A ★★★★★ review of A Visitor to a Museum (1989) The final half hour of this is so balls to the wall, demented and horrifying. It is so visceral, so barren so nightmarish and Viktor Mikhaylov just throws himself from one utterly desecrated landscape...

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A ★★★★★ review of Happy Hour (2015) "I love Hamaguchi, but why does it have to be five hours long?" Because he has five hours of story to tell, you fool. I really love the respect Hamaguchi has for more conceptually inclined art. He wil...

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A ★★★★★ review of Devils on the Doorstep (2000) For as utterly horrific as it was, I have actually seen very few films that deal with the WWII Japanese invasion and occupation of China. Part of this is because Japanese film makers themselves broadl...

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A ★★★★★ review of The Given Word (1962) The concept of Christ or a modern day saint coming to earth in the present day and being in various ways rejected is a concept that's been toyed with by various artists. In The Brothers Karamazov the ...

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A ★★★★★ review of Eureka (2000) Koji Yakusho really has to be considered one of the greatest actors of his generation and so much of that is down to versatility with consistent fundamental grounding. From the deeply unhinged and bro...

A thread of the best films I've watched of late

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A ★★★★★ review of A Single Spark (1995) Just going to start with a big shoutout to Korean Classic Film. An utterly amazing, expansive archive they have going. With RoK's recent economic success it's often forgotten that as recently as the 7...

A socialist all-timer

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There's this bus stop on the way to my PO box. You have to cross the road to effectively stand in a pen. There's no pavement either side. It is fascinatingly bleak.

Gotta say, I did not like it.

Also nice that I spent a decent amount of time on JSA so I've already had several years experience of working a fine line so that these bastards don't kill me.

Feeling pretty lucky that I got granted PIP very recently.

I have a soul but it's corrosive.

A ★★★★★ review of Brand Upon the Brain! (2006) Using old methods in bizarre combinations to create new horrors. Always had mixed feelings about Guy Maddin's other works. There's an obvious love for the techniques, tones and styles of moviemaking o...

Watched this last night. Both Freya and I were blown away by it. If you have any love for silent movies I'd seriously recommend checking it out.

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So, what's been going on with the not explicitly fascist app?

Divofftwitter’s profile Divofftwitter uses Letterboxd to share film reviews and lists. 708 films watched. Favorites: Vengeance Is Mine (1979), Pretty Village, Pretty Flame (1996), Utopia (1983), The Cow (1969). Bio: I watche...

on letterboxd way more than i am here or anywhere

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My mom was a union organizer for 25 years. I walked picket lines of wildcat strikes with her. We used to run bake sales and trivia nights to support striking workers. You wouldn't survive 3 seconds in her vagina. It would shrivel up what's left of your balls. I miss her terribly.

You should hire Black Water

i do like adrien brody