Jaws (1975): Phenomenal movie. A classic for a reason! I can't tell you in enough words just how much I loved it. The way it's filmed, the acting, the music, just every little thing about the movie impressed me so much and drew me in. Funny enough it made me want to go swim.

Shifty (2025): Right off the bat I want to commend the way this was edited. The use of archival footage and how one bit could correlated with another to rep its themes and ideas was really fascinating. Very haunting and profound. Can't wait to look into Curtis' other work.

The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999): Having not seen any other movie based on the books (or the show for that matter), I really adored the hell out of this movie. The drama of it all really engrossed me, and I am such a sucker for these kinds of characters. Everyone did stellar.

Nobody 2 (2025): Very much the kind of movie you would expect me to love. And I am so unashamed to admit that I got genuinely hyped during it. Love seeing Bobby just lose his shit on people and wreck them in so many fun and exciting ways. Gotta rewatch it like 5 more times.

The Naked Gun (2025): It fills me with so much joy to not only see a comedy on the big screen again, but to have it be this successful as well. Such a dumb, silly movie that I adored with my entire heart. Especially as a fan of the original.

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025): There was a point in which I had to ask myself "am I not feeling this movie because it's nearly 4AM and I'm just really tired, or is it just not connecting with me in general". And unfortunately it was mostly the latter.

KPop Demon Hunters (2025): A pretty cute movie that unfortunately suffers from a runtime that doesn't give it any room to breathe, let alone expand on any of the ideas it brings up. I hope to see something in the future that can hopefully fix those issues. Still a fun time.

Superman (2025): I cannot praise this movie enough times. I cannot congratulate everyone who has worked on it enough times. The joy I felt throughout its runtime is such a wonderful thing to experience. My god do I love this so very much. Need a physical copy immediately.

Copycat (1995): What could've been a pretty average movie is def elevated by good directing and performances from everyone involved. Like no wonder this was super popular to rent back then. Had a fun time with it. Def recommend if you're a sucker for thrillers like I am.

28 Days Later (2002): Man, it's funny how I knew bits and pieces of the plot 'cause of an old flash about Halo 2 of all things. Using DV's to film some of it lends to this very eerie dream-like quality that I enjoyed. Solid time.

Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005): First of all I'd like to say how refreshing it was to watch a doc that didn't waste my time and stretch itself out to multiple episode. Second, what a fucking insane thing to learn about. Like way more ridiculous than I thought.

Mad Men S3 (2009): What's there to say that I haven't made explicitly clear yet? I love this show. I love watching its characters navigate their way thru not only their personal lives, but the decade itself. This is top notch TV and I'm so happy I finally got around to it.

Ballerina (2025): The story was pretty paint by numbers in a way that wasn't exactly the most engaging. But I won't deny that I had a lot of fun with the action, which I suppose isn't all that surprising. I just really enjoy coming back to this world.

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Mission Impossible — The Final Reckoning (2025): "Gee, Ethan! Remember all those wild adventures we've been on over the years? No? Well, here's a highlight reel of some of our best moments!" It could've been MGS2, but it wasn't. And yet somehow I was still entertained.

Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning (2023): I guess they were right about the algorithm trying to ruin us all. Uh, I didn't finish this till about five in the morning (cause I have problems). So that might be why my main takeaway was "it was okay". I love Pom Klementieff.

24. Mission: Impossible — Fallout (2018): Well god damn, bro. I really liked this one. Fuckin' great stuff all the way. I don't know what more I can say other than it's definitely going on my faves list.

Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation (2015): This one had me stressing out during the entire underwater vault scene. Like I don't care if I know there's three more after this. My boy Ethan's gonna drown!!! Pretty sure I'm just a sucker for these movies and that's fine.

Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol (2011): Here's where things start to get really good. Love the way it looks, love the set pieces, love the way people played off of each other. Really enjoyed myself. Needed more Luther, though!

Mission: Impossible III (2006): A step above the last one in some aspects. But I personally feel like the way some scenes were shot kinda made it look ugly as hell. Loved seeing Philip Seymour Hoffman in it. Fun time all in all.

Mission: Impossible 2 (2000): This one had me giggling the entire runtime. Just absolutely wild from the editing, the operatic music, the shots. Oh my god, the one where Ethan walks past the door he blew up after a dove flies in almost caused me to black out from laughter.

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Wild At Heart (1990): How does one describe Wild At Heart without going the most obvious route. Interesting? Crazy? Flammable? If anything, the best thing I could say about this is that I didn't expect an incredibly violent version of Wizard of Oz.

Mad Men S2 (2008): Endlessly fascinated by this man who seemingly doesn't know what the fuck he wants or who he is. I'm only two seasons in and I'm already considering this a favorite. Just fantastic stuff all-around. Makes my life seem a whole lot better! Pete still blows.

Sinners (2025): I can't express enough times how glad I am to have caught this before it left IMAX. My god has it been some time since I've felt my jaw drop during a movie. Twice! So much of this movie will remain in my mind for years to come. I love it dearly.

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Mad Men S1 (2007): WAY TO GO, DRAPER. YOU BUNGLED IT. YOU GODFORSAKEN FOOL. YOU IMBECILE. LOOK WHAT YOU'VE GONE AND DONE! SMDH AT LEAST PEGGY'S MOVING UP IN THE WORLD. THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERS TO MEEEEE. Anyway, great show. Looking forward to the rest. P.S. Boo Pete

Sicario (2015): One of the most harrowing films I had the pleasure of watching. Have not felt that tense in such a very long time. Everyone did a fantastic job. Someone had made a comparison to Apocalypse Now, and I think that's appropriate given the journey we go through.

Retsuprae: Orlando Five-O (2017): I hope Jack Orlando burns in Hell.

Dr. No (1962): Not the most engaging in a film series that has spanned the better part of 60 years (iirc). Though I can see what made people find it appealing at the time, and later on give the film its flowers (unless you're the Vatican or the Kremlin). It's a'ight.

The Day the Earth Blew Up (2025): Please watch it. Just go if it's still playing. Hell, demand more screenings. Do whatever you need to. Can't tell you how good it felt to laugh at something so ridiculous. Fantastic work on everyone's part.

Mickey 17 (2025): That Pattinson boy sure is funny. I think he's gonna go places. I personally would've loved more existential crisis moments. But that's just me being a maniac.

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (2024): This scratched such a specific itch of mine that it's near impossible for me not to love it. Team did a fantastic job and really captured the feel of those original movies. Super funny too! All the improv weapons turn this into such a cartoon. It's great!

Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning- (2025): Without giving too much away, especially since this is still the start of the series, let me just say that I am very VERY excited to see where this one goes.

The King of Comedy (1982): Fantastic movie! Incredibly funny! Bobby plays a real weirdo here, and it was an absolute joy seeing how far he'd go just to get his name out there. Massive creep that I loved to watch. Everyone in it was wonderful. Love the way it was shot, too.

Graveyard of Honor (1975): A tale as old as time of a man who just can't help but do whatever the fuck he wants because he ain't gonna let anyone tell him how to live his life, god dammit. Very frantic in the way its shot, which gives the movie a real wild energy. Fun time!

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To clarify; I did enjoy the movie. Thought it was very atmospheric and incredibly sad. The Lighthouse still holds the title for my favorite of his work. Which I guess is really unsurprising if you know what I'm about.

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Nosferatu (2024): I'M NOT LOYAL TO ANYBODY, I'M A DEMON I HAVE NO LOYALTY TO ANYONE NEVER DID, NEVER WILL SHORTY CHOSE TO BE WITH A DEMON SOUNDS LIKE HER PROBLEM TO ME, HAHA THIS SHIT AIN'T NOTHIN' TO ME, MAN

Super Bowl LIX (2025): HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA GO BIRDS

Die Another Day (2002): I forgot this one had race changing as a plot point.

The World Is Not Enough (1999): A big improvement from the last entry. Definitely felt a lot more engaging. That giant fucking saw blade copter was so funny, though. Loved the theme song too! Not sure why people are so mad over Richards. She's ok. Not the worst I've seen.

Tomorrow Never Dies (1997): For what it's worth I had a solid time watching it. Not as intriguing as it could have been despite what the plot sets up. But still a fun watch. Also, has my second favorite Bond opening! Very big Sheryl Crow fan.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (2024): Saw it last year, but I forgot to add it to the former list. Anyway, each entry in the series has gotten a little bit better than the last. I really can't commend the team enough times for doing such a good job. Shadow is so cool and my friend.