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Yeah; I mean, I do like BSC on the whole, but it still can't help but feel like it's somewhat in the shadow of its parent show, just by virtue of...

The Doomed Romantics of An American Werewolf In London and The Fly

I thought Irish's joke was funny and a commentary on Letterboxd. Also I'll admit I do check to see who the director of a movie is but to me a good...

I didn't mean that in the sense that it's fast-paced, or even that it's not bloated at all (since it probably could've been trimmed down to about 2 &...

Did you just throw the patented Stalker rulebook at me? My post was meant to be lighthearted and jokey ... but I hear ya. I'll stop bustin on you...

Yes, Letterboxd. It's not a habit, but it is the primary conceit of this thread, and I have found it to be quite fun and useful so far. In fact, I've...

Man I miss Rowland posting here. Now there was a guy. PS: I only ever saw the Body Snatchers flick. Oh well it's great and I own it.

One more note about A Beautiful Mind: that movie grossed 300 million at the box office. In 2001. With a 58 million dollar budget. Was it the movie's...

I might be the biggest detractor/loather of auteur theory here. Then again I don't really care who's responsible for the movie as long as it's good...

1. The Professionals (1966, Netflix Instant Viewing, 6th viewing 2. Aliens (1986, Tubi), 2nd viewing 3. Moneyball (2011, Netflix Instant Viewing),...

Luis Buñuel's The Young One is an underseen gem. It's the first movie I've seen in a while where I was genuinely gripped and curious where the story...

Invasion of the Body Snatchers - 8.5 The Wanderers - 7 The Right Stuff - 8.5 The Unbearable Lightness of Being - 5.5 Henry & June - 4 Rising Sun...

1. The Young One (Buñuel, 1960) - ***½ 2. Darkman (Raimi, 1990) - ***½ 3. The Quick and the Dead (Raimi, 1995) - *** 4. Nazarin (Buñuel, 1959) -...

Kinda late, but the main reason I don't care for the first two Evil Dead films is that there seems to be no internal logic or consistency to them....

1. Days of Heaven (Malick, 1978) - **** 2. Badlands (Malick, 1973) - **** 3. A Serious Man (Coens, 2009) - **** 4. Inside Llewyn Davis (Coens,...

According to ... Letterboxd? Son, this is a terrible way to rank movies. Stop now before it becomes a habit. No good can come of this. And...

IMHO, all the seasons have dragged - their ideas for story lines, I don't know. The whole thing with "how they built the meth lab" - they couldn't...

I never imagined that ice cream could be disgusting. I bought some haagen daaz dulce de leche from a Walgreens - I think it was in the freezer too...

A pretty boring half season, not going to lie. Jimmy's antics are all things we've seen before and it's been DRAGGED out this season. And love...

I've seen and still own Ben-Hur. That's a great flick-I was surprised at how the run time was not an issue.

I'm trying to view A Beautiful Mind since it's on Hulu. I'm 20 some minutes in so far and I'm bored out of my skull.

Well I can watch all of those too ha ha.

I just found it bland and unappealing. Then again, I've never been much of an Audrey Hepburn fan.

This was a fairly solid show but I feel as if it was just mostly introductory material until the last few episodes. The cast was great however and I...

Dodsworth is my favorite Wyler movie so far. It is his 15th-most popular movie, which seems very low. Wyler's #1 most popular: Roman Holiday, the...

Good recs, but what's your beef with "Roman Holiday"?

My need for horror definitely ramps up around fall.

Heh I meant missing anything. Oh well. But yeah there's a reason I only reserve most horror viewing to the fall season.

15. Watch a film by a director whose work you haven't seen before -- Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One. As tantalizing as a freshly-baked oatmeal...

Doing the horrorthons burned me out on the genre. I still pick it up from time to time, but only when highly recommended. There is so many shitty...