Tank Girl, under-rated 90s, fun punk feminist cult classic.

Rewatched Jurassic Park (it’s roughly its 30th anniversary) … that shit holds up well, better than I expected and I’m a fan. I don’t think I’d watched it all the way through for quite a long time, but I saw it in the cinema as a kid, it thrilled me then and was awesome again now.

Sometimes you forget how “woke” some older mainstream media is/was. Like there’s vegetarianism, anti-capitalism, feminism “humanity is the real monster” and environmentalism in that film. And cool dinosaurs too.

Only movie I watched was Dobermann a french 90s trashy action gangster movie. Very fun to watch, would recommend

Only watched one and it was the Flash, so, um... yeah...

Finally saw Dazed and Confused. Other than a couple pretty extreme bullying/abuse scenes it's a really cozy slice of life.

The Red Turtle

Basically, we saw a giant turtle and Studio Ghibli so decided to watch. I was with my youngest daughter and we both enjoyed it a lot.

Not exactly a new release but got round to watching The Darkest Hour. Gary Oldman's Winston Churchill was great.

Lifeforce is pretty good. Oldie but goldie.

I watched The Dark Knight (2008) for the first time just now. It was a film that I wanted to watch for a while.

Aside from the Two-Face scenes, which get old very quickly, I think that the Dark Knight is an absolute banger of a film.

Always wanted to see Airplane!, finally got around to it. Gotta say, it was one of the funniest comedies I've watched.

Some Like It Hot (1959)

Watched "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (2022)". An artist’s tough life growing up in rural American in the 50s, and her raise to fame living in New York. Her life story is told as back drop to her fight to have the Sacklers' (family behind the marketing of Oxycodone as a "safe" drug and resulting opioid epidemic) name removed from Art galleries around the world.

I watched Amsterdam, a 2022 comedy/mystery set in the 1930s, starring Margot Robbie and Christian Bale and a big cast of others including Mike Myers, Rami Malek, Robert De Niro and Chris Rock.

It is loosely based on The Business Plot, an actual political conspiracy in the US in the 1930s. I'd never heard of this before.

It was an interesting and 'different than the usual' type of movie. A lot of the focus was on the witty dialogue between characters. Pretty nice movie visually too. Overall I enjoyed it and would give it about 7/10.

Barbie. Maybe it's not for me. Partner like it.

I've been on vacation so I rewatched the LOTR trilogy. What a week!!

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It certainly stayed true to its roots, maybe too much so (it took a long time to get where it was going, just like most late 60s movies). I would've said the movie was meandering and meh but the last 10 minutes were my favorite 10 minutes in any movie this year.

I just finished Destination Wedding and I should've hated it. I thought it was going to be a sunny, goofy romcom but instead it was like the poor man's Woody Allen. Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder were playing way far against type, seemingly miscast. But I enjoyed seeing them in such different roles playing relentlessly miserable weirdos. Their sex scene was the best at being the worst.

Requiem for a Dream for sure. That shit fucks you up

Landscape With Invisible Hand (2023)

It’s a satire about a young artist coming to terms with major societal changes after a semi-benevolent alien invasion. And do yourself a favor: don’t watch the trailers. Drop into this one cold.

They Cloned Tyrone. Was invested in every minute and was a very well done movie and great concept.

Greyhound, short and sweet with a lot of Tom Hanks but well done overall. Problem is its only on apple tv +, as far as I know.

The Last Voyage of the Demeter - was an interesting take on the old Dracula legend. The movie had great atmosphere and some solid performances.

Bigbug - robot uprising comedy. Killer.

I finally watched Freeway 2: Confessions of Trickbaby. I loved it even though its pretty offensive for also being super progressive for its time. Totally not what I ever expected either.

It's a big deal to finally watch it because it was one of those VHS covers I would see at the rental store growing up and I was dying to see it but there was no way my mom was going to let me watch a movie that was rated R. So it was always a mystery what the movie was for a long time and I really only knew that it had Natasha Lyonne in it who at the time, I had a crush on.