Movie theater screen with promotional image for The Bride
Working on my review of The Bride…
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Movie theater screen with promotional image for The Bride
Working on my review of The Bride…
IMAX screen with promotional image for Project Hail Mary
Tonight’s screening… Project Hail Mary
Given the Warner Bros. situation, I'm not sure how to feel about this #gameofthrones variety.com/2026/film/ne...
Movie theater screen with the RRR title card
When you have the opportunity to see one of your favorite movies in theaters, you go
#filmsky #desiwatch
Yes! For something that tries so hard to be sexy, it just never really comes off as anything beyond a 2010 Tumblr teen’s idea of sexy
Totally agree. He has a sweet, genuinely likable quality that makes us instantly empathize with him.
Another eclectic mix #lastfourwatched #letterboxdfriday #filmsky
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I have way more experience with South Indian cinema, particularly Telugu, than I do with Hindi cinema, but here are a few I really liked, some recent and some older...
The Girlfriend
Kuberaa
Meiyazhagan
Aattam
Cinema Bandi
Kaantha
Aavesham
Pushpa: The Rise
96
Mandela
Super Deluxe
Pokiri
This is, admittedly, kind of a weird lineup.
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#letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched
It’s so not my usual genre, but I love it (and him) so much haha
I think it might be time to rewatch a bunch of Ranveer Singh movies
#letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched
Letterboxd review: “I love when women are mean perverts”
Letterboxd review: “Emerald Fennell to film is what Colleen Hoover is to literature”
Letterboxd review: “Emile Brontë died of tuberculosis 177 years ago yet this adaptation is still the worst thing that has ever happened to her”
Letterboxd review: “I suppose I could have saved myself two hours by setting fire to my money and pissing on Emily Brontë’s grave myself”
I have basically zero interest in Wuthering Heights, but it has been thoroughly entertaining to read through some of the Letterboxd reviews
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die review: Every mindless scroll on your phone brings us closer to doom in this Black Mirror-meets-Terminator-meets-Everything Everywhere story 📽️ trashwire.com/2026/02/10/g...
#filmsky
James Van Der Beek, the actor who starred as Dawson Leery on 'Dawson’s Creek' has died at age 48. bit.ly/3MhRePd
Can Sam Rockwell and a ragtag team of ordinary people from a diner save us from the AI apocalypse?
My thoughts on Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die trashwire.com/2026/02/10/g...
#filmsky #goodluckhavefundontdie #moviereview
Completely agree
Me enjoying music in languages I don’t speak
As someone who watches a lot of Telugu movies, it drives me crazy how artificially smooth people are sometimes, especially the older stars. I want to see lines and texture. Give me faces with some character and expressions.
The Olympics are great because I’m sitting here in sweatpants on the couch, munching on snacks while commenting on some of the world’s greatest athletes
It was rough to get through when I saw it in the theater ngl. I love Prabhas but this was a mess from top to bottom, and the majority of the movie looked like it was a body double with his face pasted on top
TV screen with Hulu page for The Raja Saab
Do I dare to subject myself to The Raja Saab again just to try to find the deleted scene they put in the trailer but didn’t bother adding to the movie when it first played in theaters?
#prabhas #desiwatch #rajasaab
Slow movie-watching week, but I was glad I got a chance to see The Golden Spurtle after hearing so much about it from all my Australian friends.
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The thing about Rose Byrne is, she's gonna be good in movies. youtu.be/qdkpcsuPAhA?...
As a former film theory student who watched many, many movies in class, this is so depressing.
Agree. January is usually a bit of a garbage month, but there have been some good ones this year.
January started out rough (The Rajasaab) but finished with a bang (Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man). Here are 5 first-time watches I liked the most. boxd.it/RMz1W
