Having seen Walk the Line recently, I'd put Witherspoon in 5th place.

Things Jane Fonda served in this movie: acting, face, and BODY! Her generosity.

I was watching this movie and thought, "I didn't notice it the first time, but the actor who plays Jane Fonda's boyfriend is kind of cute." So I looked him up and it turns out he's the pig from 9 to 5. I DIDN'T RECOGNIZE HIM!

#NowWatching2026 On Golden Pond (1981) I liked it much more this second time. I suppose it hits harder as one get older. I guess me and Norman are alike because I also think about death CONSTANTLY! It's amusing that this was the second highest grossing movie of 1981 after Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Although Gascón's nomination is historic, given her SHITTY opinions I don't feel bad for saying that her slot should have gone to one of them:

Elphaba in Wicked: For Good: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa4E...

#NowWatching2026 Erin Brockovich (2000) Everyday is a Winding Road by Sheryl Crow playing in the end credits ❤️ When I first watched this movie I didn't care for Julia Roberts' performance. But it gets better with each viewing. A perfect role for her.

I finally did it. I deleted my Twitter account. I had the naive hope that things would get better, but they didn't, and I don't think they ever will.

#NowWatching2026 Monster (2003) Rewatched one of my favorite Best Actress winners.

Giggling because I remembered that time Ayo Edebiri had to apologize for saying Jennifer Lopez can't sing. Apologizing for telling the truth is crazy.

#NowWatching2026 Walk the Line (2005)

The moral of the story every time I see a biopic about a singer: never date or marry a singer because they're going to cheat when they're on tour.

Homewrecker with a heart of gold.

I know it's been a little over a month, but I forgot to say, I don't understand why Mirren swept that season when there were so many great performances. It should have been an unpredictable race!

For some reason, Amy Madigan always gave me the impression of being a very serious person, but today I watched one of her interviews and she actually comes across as friendly and witty.

Look, I don't think Foster is terrible in Nell. Do I think she should have been nominated for an Oscar? Absolutely not. With that said, these clips out of context are hilarious! It makes sense her performance was a meme before memes existed. www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHbQ...

In a perfect world, all three of them would have been nominated.

This lineup is DIRE! The fact that Winona Ryder wasn't one of the locks for a nomination despite giving the strongest performance of the group leaves a lot to be desired.

#NowWatching2026 Monster's Ball (2001) If this film were told from Halle Berry's character's perspective, it would be a horror film.

I want Timothée Chalamet to lose the Oscar again for the giggles.

I know I have to rewatch Boys Don't Cry at some point, but I haven't mustered the courage to do it yet.

YouTube keeps showing me adds of a movie about a killer monkey or something ???? STOP IT! I'm not watching that shit.

The category is: actresses nominated for an Oscar in the 90s for Orion produced films set in the 60s that were filmed in 1990 but released a couple of years later because they were bankrupt.

I was reading the Wikipedia page of the woman who inspired Kate Winslet's character, and she said that the film was just as unfair as the trial. And I'm here like, "Ma'am, you killed someone. You planned it, you carried it out. You should have been sentenced to death. Count your blessings."

#NowWatching2026 Heavenly Creatures (1994) I hadn't seen it in years. It's close, but it still isn't a favorite because I feel like it could've been trimmed down a little, and because the last 15 minutes are so hard to watch that they almost makes me want to throw up.

I looked up the trailer of the remake with Melanie Griffith and it looks pretty bad, but I think I'll watch it in one of those days when I don't have anything better to do.

#NowPlaying2026 SEIS, Mon Laferte (2021) I hadn't listened to this album in years. I always adored its cover.

There is footage of Nina Arianda as Billie Dawn and she's great! www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkaU...

Look, I think Judy Holliday was perfect as Billie Dawn, but I want to talk about the different actresses that were considered and have played that role over the years, just for fun. Considered for the movie (1/2): - Marilyn Monroe: Duh! She also would haven been great.

#NowWatching2026 Born Yesterday (1950) Something I say in my Letterboxd review: "(...) its themes of corrupt politicians and shady rich men who bully and/or buy their way into power remains relevant, unfortunately."

U.S.A. is a threat to the rest of the world.

Oh shit! And of course, the world's organizations and governments are going to look the other way. And there's still 3 years left of that man's government, that's scary!

#NowWatching2026 La Belle et la Bête (1946) My first movie of the year is a huge blind spot for me. I've been meaning to watch it for years and I finally did!

#NowPlaying2026 Real Girl, Mutya Buena (2007) The first album that I listen to this year 🖤 I've listen to it 3 times already, here are some of my thoughts (1/3): - It's not a bad album. It starts promising, but it loses steam as it goes.

"I found you standing there when I was 17, now I'm 32 and I can't remember what I'd seen in you" is such a gut-wrenching lyric.

There's a part in the song Parachute by Hayley Williams where she reproaches the man she's singing to for not stopping her wedding. "YOU COULD HAVE TOLD ME NOT TO DO IT" she says, and you can truly feel her emotions when she says it.

I think a guy I have a crush on hid his Instagram stories from me. Sorry for liking your stuff, babe.

- It makes sense Vera Farmiga is my most watched actress, I watched the entire Conjuring Universe last year, which means Patrick Wilson was also up there.

Not a bad lineup, but I'd improve it by replacing Michelle Pfeiffer with herself in Batman Returns, which would make her my #1 (I'm not kidding), and Catherine Deneuve with Alfre Woodward in Passion Fish (yes, she is a lead).

Look, I don't know anything about music, but I enjoy it. As for my favorite albums of 2025, I only listened to 12 albums, here they are ranked:

It's kind of cool that both years that Scarlett Johansson was nominated at the BAFTA Awards she was a double nominee, and in the same category in one occasion!

Something random I remembered today was that Bradley Cooper story about a "legendary actress" telling him "he deserved the nom, just the nom" for Silver Linings Playbook. Has someone figured out who he was talking about?

I was tired at midnight and sleepy at morning, so now that I'm lucid I want to share my hopes and dreams for this year: of course I wish for good health and happiness for myself and my loved ones, but I also wish for the liberation of Congo, Palestine, Sudan, and any other country under oppression.

I'm not watching the last season of Stranger Things, but I've seen a lot of people post about it and it isn't lost on me that that dipshit who was parading with stickers of “zionism is sexy” (🤢) all of a sudden gets his role expanded, even though he didn't have anything to do the previous season.

I hope she makes a comeback in 2026:

Happy new year! *goes to bed immediately*

When I finally feel like getting up my ass and go see It Was Just an Accident it's no longer in theaters.

Not me watching two videos about best and worst TV shows of 2025 even though I didn't watch a single TV show this year (except for Survivor Australia v the World, but that's a reality show).