Movie posters for (from left to right) Anaconda (2025) Girl Climber (2025) Free Solo (2018) Redux Redux (2026)
Happy #LetterboxdFriday! My #lastFourWatched included some climbing documentaries that I watched with my climbing ladies (Girl Climber was so good), a dumb fun Jack Black comedy, and a pretty great thriller that I knew nothing about but really liked
Fight night is tomorrow! There's still time to donate for this awesome lady! #haymakersforhope
Movie posters from left to right: Merrily we roll along (2025) The Wedding Singer (1998) Ernest & Celestine (2012) Cold Storage (2026) Watched but not shown: Pizza Movie (2026) How to Make a Killing (2026) The Two Mrs Carrolls (1947)
Birthday #letterboxdFriday! My #lastFourWatched:
A recorded stage musical that I thought was fun but with some camera choices that felt jarring, a movie I remember from middle school that didn't age perfectly but better than I worried, a gorgeous watercolor French animated film, and a dumb comedy
Movie posters for: Weapons (2025) Rosebud Baker: the Motherlode (2026) Avatar: the Way of Water (2022)
And sometimes it's several days later and I realize I forgot the image.
Slow week for movies for me so my #lastFourWatched #letterboxdFriday is only three movies.
A fun rewatch, a comedy special, and finally watching the second Avatar movie. Which I liked more than I expected but also feel had some pretty big plot holes.
Kidney stones do not fuck around, I learned today.
Movie posters left to right: Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026) Love and Basketball (2000) Shin Godzilla (2016) The Last Five Year (2014)
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Weird week for movies. Caught Ready or Not 2 and felt it captured the fun and insanity from the first, romance from 2000 that I enjoyed and get why it shows up on people's lists for favs, monster fare that was really compelling, and a musical
My sister in law is fighting in a charity fight next month. She's a really cool badass and it's a great cause. I donated and hope y'all do too #haymakersforhope #fuckcancer #ladiesbeingbadass #boxing
Happy #LetterboxdFriday to those who celebrate!
Spent some time in the theater this week, so my #lastFourWatched includes a really fun space romp with so much charisma, a classic, an underwhelming and at times incoherent film that I'm still kind of mad about, and a bottle location horror film
I had never seen it before and I absolutely loved it. The singing scene with Meryl and then Shirley doing I'm still here? Perfection
Movie posters from left to right: Marcello Hernandez: American Boy (2026) Hannah Einbonder: Everything Must Go (2024) Postcards from the Edge (1990) Kubo and the Two Strings (2016)
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The back half of this week was two comedy specials that I enjoyed, a truly great Meryl Streep performance (and man, Carrie Fisher could write), and a beloved animated film that is upsettingly ten years old but still lovely
We are so cute!
Movie posters going left to right for: My Fellow Americans (1996) The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974) The Personal History of David Copperfield (2019) Stalker (1979)
I've been home sick and so have watched many movies. Posting my #lastFourWatched on this here Tuesday because why the hell not.
A nostalgia watch that is not good but was not as terrible as I'd feared it would be, a great 70s crime thriller, British comedic movie, and just beauty in every frame
I am six years late but Animal Crossing New Horizons is exactly the cozy speed I need amidst the horrors
Movie posters from left to right: The Gangster, the Cop, and the Devil (2019) Black Bag (2025) I Heart Huckabees (2004) Baby Assassins: 2 Babies (2023)
Another week, another #LetterboxdFriday #lastFourWatched #filmsky #moviesky
A Korean crime movie that could have shaved off 45 minutes of its runtime, a loved rewatch, an odd existential comedy, and some good old fashioned violence
Movie posters for: Sideways (2004) What Ever Happened to Baby Jane (1962) Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter (2026) Dead Man's Wire (2025)
I fulfilled a dream yesterday and finally saw my all time favorite band, Nine Inch Nails, live. It was so amazing, I'm still buzzing. Smiles for days
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A fun queer DC parody, a cute teen romance time loop, a cosmetic horror movie that was about 30 mins too long, and a laugh out loud film that defies description but I'm so glad I went in blind
I don't need a special day to celebrate love but I do appreciate the reminder to hug your favorites. This is my spouse's and my 25th Valentine's day together and I feel really lucky
#lovelove
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A disappointing parody film that really just had one joke, a thoughtful and terrifying reflection of what's happening in my country through the lens of Iran, a beloved favorite rewatched in a theater, and a post apocalyptic horror about food and community
Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie was a joyful experience this year (I got to see it at a special showing at my local cinemateque) and I just finished Nirvanna the Band the Show. I am officially a fangal and if you haven't seen it, you're in for a treat
Betteridge's Law Of Headlines Episode
youtu.be/LSUNJKsrQOA?...
My brain has been not amazing this winter but goddamn, that serotonin hit when I start a new book and suddenly it's four hours and 52% later
Movie posters (left to right) Scott Pilgrim vs The World (2010) Benediction (2021) Send Help (2026) Aftersun (2022)
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I'm late but I also watched some movies this week!
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Retreating into movies a lot lately. I cannot stress enough how terrible the Return to Silent Hill is, nor how hilarious Nirvanna: the Band, the Show, the Movie is.
Woo, #LetterboxdFriday! My #LastFourWatched:
A brutal movie with a banging soundtrack, a fun romp with teen Japanese assassins, a dark funny commentary on capitalism that I finally got to see, and a confirmation that I don't get Michael Mann but action can be fun (and Cruise is a great villain)
Movie posters for (left to right): High Fidelity (2000) Free Solo (2019) Shortcomings (2023) The Hunger Games: A Song of Ice and Fire (2023)
Shoot, I missed #LetterboxdFriday yesterday. My #lastFourWatched: I finally gave a try to the most recent Hunger Games outing (struggled with how fake everything looked), a cute rom com, a doc that my climbing community has been talking about, and an early 00s movie that misses the mark for me
It already is consistent with other law enforcement agencies, this is the problem
the top democrats aren't refusing to take a strong stance against ICE out of cowardice; they like ICE and the things it does and they want it to be there when they win the next election so they can use it. if they ever budge on this it will be because they were forced
Movie posters for Train Dreams (2025), Tokyo Godfathers (2003), Escape from the 21st Century (2025), Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc (2025)