This movie looks fantastic—I loved the cinematography. It’s super underrated, and if it weren’t for Letterboxd, I never would’ve found this gem. The plot is solid from start to finish. They wrapped up all the important details perfectly by the end. John Travolta and Nancy Allen? Their chemistry is *chef’s kiss*—so good. And that ending?ContinueContinue reading “Blow Out (1981) Film Review”
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A Bronx Tale (1993) Film Review
A coming-of-age film disguised as a gangster movie, as one reviewer on Letterboxd noted—though not in the vein of Goodfellas, and closer to Analyze This but with less comedy. Robert De Niro is a fantastic actor—my personal favorite, in fact—but when it comes to directing, he doesn’t quite have the chops. The film’s overall direction,ContinueContinue reading “A Bronx Tale (1993) Film Review”
L. A. Confidential (1997) Film Review
A film for adults—not because of its maturity, but because the layered story might be challenging to follow at first. If you stick with it, though, you’re in for a real treat. It’s a very easy film to understand, provided you let yourself be entertained by it—and it’s hard not to. I love movies withContinueContinue reading “L. A. Confidential (1997) Film Review”
The Apartment (1960) Film Review
Incredibly funny. Jack Lemmon is a fantastic actor with impeccable comedic timing, and he remains one of the greatest actors of all time—his name still resonates in modern discussions. The dialogue is fantastically witty, and the cinematography holds up remarkably well for its time. Many lines are so quotable that they linger in your mindContinueContinue reading “The Apartment (1960) Film Review”
Ronin (1998) Film Review
One of the best car-chase sequences I’ve seen! While it might not be the best action film overall, it’s still a fun ride. The plot is thin, the dialogue is cheesy yet occasionally quotable, and the big picture is an action-packed, gloriously chaotic spectacle—the kind of nonsense that just works. 3 out of 5
Reptile (2023) Film Review
A great casual neo-noir slow burn, elevated by strong performances from Del Toro, Silverstone, Timberlake, and the rest of the cast. They bring their characters to life with nuance, thanks to a well-crafted screenplay. The mystery is compelling—nothing groundbreaking, but it offers a fresh take on familiar tropes. While not a difficult film to follow,ContinueContinue reading “Reptile (2023) Film Review”
Midnight Cowboy (1969) Film Review
This film has the best montage of reality-bending trauma I’ve ever seen. It fits perfectly with the overall jolly theme of Jon Voight’s character and Dustin Hoffman’s grim persona—two sides of the spectrum meeting halfway. It’s perfect. The dialogue is sharp, the acting by both leads is outstanding, and it’s a great buddy film thatContinueContinue reading “Midnight Cowboy (1969) Film Review”
Yes Man (2008) Film Review
Don’t watch this film expecting perfection, and I guarantee you’ll have a great time. This is a feel-good movie to turn to whenever you’re feeling down, as it’s fun, positive, and lighthearted from start to finish. Whenever I recommend fun, casual films, this is always on my list. It’s Jim Carrey being his goofy self—whatContinueContinue reading “Yes Man (2008) Film Review”
Carlito’s Way (1993) Film Review
The soundtrack in this film is one of the most beautifully curated in film history. Every song is perfect and placed at the right moment. From beginning to end, the soundtrack acts as a character in its own right. Al Pacino is flawless, as always. His final narration is serenely peaceful, carrying the emotional weightContinueContinue reading “Carlito’s Way (1993) Film Review”
Honor Society (2022) Film Review
I watched it as a grown man expecting a corny adaptation of what high school is like today, but instead, I was presented with something familiar: a feel-good, funny film that doesn’t rely on age restrictions to be enjoyable. Angourie Rice shines in this type of role. She not only looks perpetually youthful but alsoContinueContinue reading “Honor Society (2022) Film Review”
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