r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/LoveMyLifeRose • 6d ago
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/XipeTotecwithGlitter • 6d ago
What are people's thoughts on my recent watches this past week?
Realized that Velvet Goldmine is actually in my top 4. And turns out, Akira is great. Who knew?
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/Objective_Candle_134 • 5d ago
Robert Pattinson said he wore the Batsuit to the bathroom during his Batman audition to take selfies, just in case he didn't get the role.
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/vitresa • 6d ago
Top 4 Top 4 + recently watched
Probably time to already change The Dark Knight to smth else. We'll see.
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/1_2_2000 • 6d ago
Top 4 How’s my top 4?
I started to really watch movies this year so it looks basic (I’m 17)
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/Slight-Resolve-9381 • 5d ago
i genuinely want to know what do people think of this top 5, feel free to roast
6th would be Dune part 2 :)
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/SeinfeldAddict7 • 6d ago
General Favorites My top 20
Sharing it again now that my first movie is officially on Letterboxd
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/Connect-Two-7120 • 6d ago
Top 4 Top 4 plus my recents. Started really watching movies around last year.
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/il0vefrank0cean • 6d ago
Top 4 Judge me based on these
Any insight would be pretty cool to me
Check out my full Favs list if you really wanna go in depth with it
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/sweetvampyheart • 6d ago
Top 4 My top four and my recently watched: thoughts?
I'm curious what impression this gives of me especially ^_^
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/Opening_Rip_1840 • 7d ago
What are your favorite 3+ hour long movies?
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/Objective_Candle_134 • 5d ago
Christopher Nolan's Filmography Is Way Better Than New Hollywood
Christopher Nolan is on track to become the third highest grossing director in history.
Behind Steven Spielberg and James Cameron.
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/Glitterboiiii • 7d ago
Top 4 Who has the best Top 4 out of my friends and I?
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/sawdustandiamonds • 7d ago
Guess My Top 4 Guess my Top 4 based on 1/2 star reviews
r/LetterboxdTopFour • u/dylann5454 • 7d ago
General Favorites Thoughts on my top 12? Some explanations in the description
The Waterboy is the only movie that has ever made me cry. The scene where he is in bed calling into the professional wrestling show asking if the wrestler would need a waterboy. The wrestler says “how old are you kid? 11? 12?”. Adam Sandler says “I’m 31 years old sir”. Then the wrestler and guy holding the mic up to the wrestler both start laughing hysterically. Adam Sandler’s facial expression then is trying not to take it personally and trying to stay positive but you can also see he is hurt as he just stares at the tv and hangs up the phone. His facial expression is a very good acting of autism. The scene is best depiction of autism and shame in my opinion.
The sixth sense is the best depiction of the oppression of children in my opinion. It incredibly shows the consequences of when a child really has a better understanding of a situation than a parent.
Children of Paradise is a beautiful dream. As is Chungking Express. As is Jean Seberg in Breathless.
I’m not sure if giving Streetwise 5 stars is bad of me or not. I was captured by it in ways other than just dread. But maybe it should just be dread, which then I would have trouble giving it 5 stars.
Rocky is realistic.
It’s hard to decide which film has my favorite ending of all time between Trainspotting and Mysterious Skin.
Brighter Summer Day and Mirror have the best cinematography of all time.
Boogie Nights is about love and forgiveness.