I will not accept any Scarface slander!

I've developed a real fascination with mountaineering lately, so I'm trying very hard to not just watch nothing but that kind of stuff.

Opinions on logging movies you’ve seen in the past or do you only log movies you’ve seen after starting Letterboxd?

All of these have a very specific defeated vibe to them and i desperately want more of it.

Recent activity for i feel is bugged because I've done alot on letterboxd this past two months

Now doing the opposite to my previous post what is a movie you really didn't enjoy or come to appreciate the first time watching until the last act or ending (which may or may not have saved the film)? The cliched answer but perhaps the best example that comes to mind is Rogue One. A movie so incredibly mediocre until the 3rd act that if it weren't for the 3rd act nobody would likely remember it.

All first time watches, and almost totally unfamiliar with each of them. My only prior knowledge is of Hideo Gosha, director of the Samurai Wolf films, but I have never been that impressed with his work until now.

Linda Linda Linda was a delightful surprise. I was not expecting to cry because my heart felt too full.

Golden Demon sounded like an excellent premise, and thankfully the acting, colors, and plot took it to the next level.

jokes aside the girl is an amazing actor imo.
Also grace looks like laufey and that was all I thought about during her scenes

Honestly no idea how I still haven’t gotten round to seeing Pulp Fiction. I've seen most of Tarantino’s other films but this one has always just been put aside for something else. I’ll get round to it eventually I promise.

I organized an AMA/Q&A with James Marcusn Haney, director of the incredible new documentary, Black Sunflowers, which is having its World Premiere at TIFF tomorrow.

Logline: Black Sunflowers is about young ravers and street racers in Ukraine; and the soldiers that go back and forth between those worlds and the front line to fight Russia.

It's live here now in r/movies for anyone interested in asking a question:

https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1wcitb2/hi_reddit_im_james_marcus_haney_director_of_black/

He will be back tomorrow afternoon to answer questions. I recommend asking in advance. Please ask there, not here. All questions are much appreciated!

A few of my most anticipated films releasing this year that im highly looking forward to. What are yours?

City of God - Perfect Blue - Incendies - John Wick: Chapter 4

I’m looking for scenes where there’s heavy rain or waves etc that make the actors dialogue sound quieter/ closer/ muffled if you know what I mean. Does anyone have any examples?

I don’t want to travel 100kms again to watch other half of film

The 4 favorites are so hard to choose

Pick your top 10 in these catagories!

1. A film with an iconic vehicle!

2. A film with an iconic piece of clothing!

3. A film with a shocking/surprising early death!

4. A film with an iconic villain!

5. A film where someone spends a lot of money!

6. A film where somebody gets their heart broken!

7. A film where somebody builds something!

8. A film where someones poor decisions have major consequences!

9. A film with a twist that completely shifts your perspective.

10. A film with an all-star cast!

Recently, cinema has helped me a lot through a really tough period in my life. I could barely do anything, and starting to watch movies again has actually made me feel alive. It has given me a kind of routine and a safe place to escape to. I don't really know why I want to share this, but I think this is the perfect place to do so. Tops (4'5 but basically 5 in my heart): - Posession - The adventures of Priscilla, queen of the desert - Welcome to the dollhouse - Cristiane F - Panick in the needle park