A ★★ review of The Great Gabbo (1929) I only loved the puppetry work and there wasn’t a lot of it which made me sad. For a film released 97 years ago it has aged remarkably well. Other than that there’s not much going on. I wished there w...

No. 123: The Great Gabbo (1929) dir. James Cruze

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A ★ review of Skyjacked (1972) An unremarkable thriller set aboard a jetliner. The cast of characters comprise the flight crew: a captain, first officer, copious flighty attendants and passengers that include a pregnant woman, a se...

No. 117: Skyjacked (1972) dir. John Guillermin

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A ★★★½ review of Juror #2 (2024) Tony Colette’s character should’ve had requested for a mistrial if she started to have her own doubts and begun to personally investigate the case. Nicholas Hoult is very good in this. Wished we saw m...

No. 116: Juror #2 (2024) dir. Clint Eastwood

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A ★★★★ review of American Gigolo (1980) Terrific music from Giogorio Moroder. Richard Gere is insatiable in this film from Paul Schrader. The story was great and so were the characters. Loved Bill Duke in this too.

No. 115: American Gigolo (1980) dir. Paul Schrader

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A ★★½ review of Slice (2018) “I’m the kinda werewolf that wants to deliver quality Chinese food with great prices” is the corniest line I’ve heard from a werewolf… uttered this year … lol It wasn’t bad but it wasn’t good either. ...

No. 22: Slice (2018) dir. Austin Vesely
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Blackmail (1929) London, 1929. Frank Webber, a very busy Scotland Yard detective, seems to be more interested in his work than in Alice White, his girlfriend. Feeling herself ignored, Alice agrees to go out with an el...

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I liked this film because of its mix of sound and silent techniques. While there are dialogues and sound effects, many scenes are still made in the style of silent films.

A poster for the movie Jason and the Argonauts. Jason and his army of soldiers charge into battle, weapons raised and armor over their white tunics. A large statue is visible behind them, also wielding a sword. Further back is the Argo, Jason’s ship, sailing through rough waves under a golden sky. The title floats at the bottom in bold red letters.

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Jason and the Argonauts (1963)

Letterboxd Season Challenge Week 2: Watch a film from Powerhouse Films’ Indicator Series.

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I think this is the movie that made me say “What the fuck???” the most times.

Also: Christopher Nolan, you have some explaining to do.

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A poster for the anime movie Paprika. Hundreds of animated people, stuffed animals, buildings, statues, and other figures make up the image of a single woman’s face. The woman has short brown hair and dark eyes. She stares toward the viewer in determination. The title floats over her hair in white letters.

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Paprika (2006)

Kicking off the 11th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge tonight!

This week’s theme: Maximalist Cinema

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11th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge: 2025-2026 My movie choices for the 11th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge. Movie selections may change based on availability as I come to each week. See the original list and challenge prompts here: boxd.it/Kk...

I'm excited to join the 11th Annual Letterboxd Season Challenge. So many movies, so little time. 🖤

My watchlist: boxd.it/Ojq3k

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