It is sincerely aiding my ongoing emotional health knowing that, at some point in 2024, we're getting Paul W.S. Anderson's IN THE LOST LANDS starring absolute icons Dave Bautista and Milla Jovovich. On that day, I will know true peace.
LISA FRANKENSTEIN: I'm torn, cause it's a fun bit of 80s-slasher camp comedy... BUT it feels like Zelda's leaning more into playfully artificial aesthetics, while Diablo's script is of the more emotionally ravenous breed like Jennifer's Body. Refreshing, but mismatched.
Ookay, Lisa Frankenstein and Dune today! Continuing my unintentional trend this year of only seeing reissues & oddball genre films too most folks are ignoring in theaters.
Singal makes his bread twisting trans stories into an anti trans narrative. Not a good idea to supply the yarns.
you should be working against transphobia out of basic decency but failing that you should be doing it out of self preservation
Here we go! Waited as long as I could. We could wait forever. Or, we could work. My Top 25 Cinema of 2023! I didn't see as much as I'd have liked, but I saw enough to love, so that'll do. (Follow this thread for full list)
Alright, stripping away the reposts cause I can never get a good handle of Bluesky's weird threading systems, here's where you can find my Top 25 in its entirety! Scroll along, appreciate, take note. Sorry for spamming your feeds for 1.5 hours!
As ever, I love you all very much. As much voice as I try to allow my anger & frustration with the current tide of history, I feel my hope & faith in others growing stronger every year. Thank you for tuning in to my ramble. Good night! www.youtube.com/watch?v=lv5R...
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1. How Do You Live? (The Boy & the Heron) Directed by Hayao Miyazaki 124 min 思い出のお母さん. Mystifying chamber odyssey through a drenched-canvas dreamspace of malicious inheritance & curdled national honor. A glistening world made with the care & craft of our own two hands.
2. John Wick: Chapter Four Directed by Chad Stahelski 170 min. "I'm *going* to kill them all." Morningless midnight chaos for the glimmer of the memory of a dream long forgotten. An action epic so broken & desperate in spirit, yet happens upon peace before even achieving it.
