Movie You're Watching Tonight

Yes, I did (I rarely add anything here I don’t then watch). Really wanted a dubbed version — I know that’s uncouth, but I prefer them to subtitles. Tried some rare films websites (the pirate ones that shan’t be mentioned). In the end I had to watch it entirely in Japanese without subtitles (I suppose that’s poetic justice but the dialogue probably isn’t key). For the most part, I found it… incredibly hot?

I’m beyond help, I know. But here I am, wanting a red dress and to be able to tie such perfect nautical knots. Who knew.

Tssk, tssk. Do you want to tell me you're into this lusty, sinful stuff? Find Jesus.

You want to wear a red dress while tying perfect nautical knots? Well, to each their own.

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San Franciscan lesbian dwarves and their tomato orgies.

I wouldn’t do any of it, but a girl can watch. That’s what art is for.

Jesus and I… are not on good terms.

Hmm, all people with good taste hate/don't care about The Princess Bride. All normies love it. Should I watch it?

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[ J ] - [ S ] - [ F ]

I've been picking the movies quite a bit lately and my wife has decided she is selecting tonight's film. She picked out 'Shall We Dance,' the 1996 Japanese remake.

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“You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” — Gandhi​

Let's see what this movie has to offer

Summer Stock (1950) - Judy Garland, Gene Kelly musical

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OPEN FLOOR.

Feeling terrible since yesterday, so not sure I’ll actually go watch this. We shall see.

Really liked it (which was to be expected, to be fair). I think I loved X from the get-go, whereas this one I just really liked, so not quite there. Some bits of it were just fantastic though, especially the clothes and the street atmosphere. Maybe a little bit too meta to give that proper horror feeling, but I loved the music and the vibe, and the wholly positive, non-cheesy, upward ending (so rare these days). Debicki also fit in well, I thought. Thought I was imagining Kevin Bacon, but no, this was him.

Rewatch.

Yup, I still ****ing love ‘Poor Things’. The ‘How marvellous! How do they get the pastries so crisp?’ psychopathy is me in any social situation.

Well I found out something about my wife today that I never knew. She's never seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I told her it was a solid comedy so we're minutes away from turning it on.

I watched this a few nights ago. Was surprised to see it got highly positive reviews. I also liked how the majority of the film is from the killer's perspective. I think you'll love it if you're into slasher films.

I reviewed it in Rate and no, it was a disappointment to me. It wasn't brutal enough and not enough kills.

As a proud normie, I’ve never even seen it which I probably must rectify. It just has that ‘women’s cinema’ vibe.