vernal billboard, route 40, vernal, utah, 1991

Played Wingspan for the first time tonight, loved it! #boardgames

continuing Lynne Ramsay first time watches. now watching:

when you're watching a movie with subtitles and [speaks spanish] is over the top of the dialogue subtitles

What a blast this was! If you're a fan of goopy practical effects and cool-ass fantasy settings, look no further.

Today's watch! Psycho Goreman is a fave, didn't realise Steven Kostanski had also put out a swords and sorcery movie last year??

what a week, what a week #LastFourWatched

Dr Kelson character of the decade. Fiennes is unbelievably game in these films and I love him for it. Power, control, and faith in the vacuum of the apocalypse. So so brutal, it had me wincing away from the screen. #28YearsLaterTheBoneTemple

Dr Kelson character of the decade. Fiennes is unbelievably game in these films and I love him for it. Power, control, and faith in the vacuum of the apocalypse. So so brutal, it had me wincing away from the screen. #28YearsLaterTheBoneTemple

Incredible movie. I still really love what I wrote about it last June. letterboxd.com/johngudmann/... Bone Temple tonight! #filmsky

Rewatching before getting Boned tomorrow

Boyle should do another Underworld needle drop in 28 Years 3, he's allowed

No Other Choice (2025) Dir. Park Chan-wook

I had a fantastic time with @garethlpowell.bsky.social 's Jitterbug, such a great science fiction adventure with a compelling mystery at its heart. Many thanks to @titanbooks.bsky.social for the digital review copy of this one! More thoughts here: www.goodreads.com/review/show/... #booksky

I designed and stitched this Chainsaw Man Denji bookmark! Plus a little extra Pochita in there ⛓️ #chainsawman #crossstitch #stitchsky #craftsky

I had a fantastic time with @garethlpowell.bsky.social 's Jitterbug, such a great science fiction adventure with a compelling mystery at its heart. Many thanks to @titanbooks.bsky.social for the digital review copy of this one! More thoughts here: www.goodreads.com/review/show/... #booksky

Concept art by Mark Whiting for The Iron Giant (1999), dir. Brad Bird, Warner Bros. Feature Animation

Such in an incredibly bold debut film. Profound loneliness and sadness, with the Glasgow garbage strikes of '75 used as a backdrop for its overwhelming narrative. Unflinching in Ramsay's signature way.

hitting some Lynne Ramsay blindspots now watching:

Great Sunday morning 📚 ☕

rewatching a banger Eephus (2024)

Loved it! Josh O'Connor's character joins the very fine canon of Cinema's Greatest Losers. I adore how uncompromising Kelly Reichardt is with her pacing and letting spaces breathe, it's mundane in a way I find indescribably captivating.

I've loved every Kelly Reichardt film I've seen so far Now Watching:

Started Psychonauts 2 after having it in my library for ages. Such a stylish game, it follows directly on from the first game after all this time. Hardly misses a beat, feels great to play. #gamesky

I've only seen a handful of Spike Lee movies, really want to fix that. Now Watching:

Catching up on season 2 of Fallout, and of course it's giving me that itch to go back to the games. Maybe I give Fallout 4 a proper shake? #gamesky

a perfect action movie tbh, I'm going to rewatch this so many times

first time watch for this one! I've seen lots of it on tv but never the whole thing. Now watching: #filmsky

I rolled credits on Kingdoms of the Dump! As a fan of retro RPGs, @kingdomsofthedump.bsky.social perfectly captures that feeling perfectly. Every frame is exploding with charm, so many great characters locations that made me smile every time. Big recommend if you dig RPGs! #JRPG #gamesky

Man, I loved The Wiz. Diana Ross is such a superstar, she blows the roof off. It seems every Oz adaptation has to have its own nightmarish moment, and for this one it's the subway. Genuinely unnerving.

Man, I loved The Wiz. Diana Ross is such a superstar, she blows the roof off. It seems every Oz adaptation has to have its own nightmarish moment, and for this one it's the subway. Genuinely unnerving.

first time with this one! now watching:

Every time one of my mutuals with a larger follower count reposts my stuff I get work, sales, followers. Even smaller accounts sharing my stuff directly translates to making my life more financially secure. If you're ever wondering if your reposts count, they absolutely do.

So stunning, I don't know if the colour blue has looked better #filmsky

Incredibly Disconcerting. Kurosawa's spare use of sound and formal presentation activates my fight-or-flight, where everyday settings immediately become horrific. I was completely on edge the entire time. Within a 40 minute duration, so much isolation and dissociating moods.

big time blindspot being hit today, mainly because I know I'll really dig this. Now watching:

Incredibly Disconcerting. Kurosawa's spare use of sound and formal presentation activates my fight-or-flight, where everyday settings immediately become horrific. I was completely on edge the entire time. Within a 40 minute duration, so much isolation and dissociating moods.

Folks over on the NRL Reddit loved it! Maybe I should challenge myself to make a pattern book for every NRL team 🤔 #crossstitch #stitchsky #craftsky

late night watch

Setting this movie in Lapland is such a cheatcode for some of the most stunning landscapes

ngl I always thought he was wearing a cowboy hat in this poster without looking closer. Now Watching:

I have a plain hoodie that I was bored by, so I stitched on this patch inspired by Canberra Raiders jerseys over the years 💪

fuck man

My biggest King adaptation blindspot! Now watching:

catching up with more 2025 films that I missed. Now watching:

Stunning. Joachim Trier perfectly captured a specific time in life with Worst Person in the World, and stretches across time with Sentimental Value. The character of place is remarkable. I don't know another director working right nowwith a better ear for needle drops.

neat, what a spread #LetterboxdWrapped

watching!

I'm still catching up on 2025 releases before considering my definitive faves for the year, but in the meantime... 🎞️MY FAVOURITE FIRST TIME WATCHES FOR 2025 (not 2025 releases): A thread 🧵 -Freaked (1993) -Mothra (1961) #filmsky

My first watch of 2026 is setting an incredibly high bar. A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH, a 1946 fantasy romance written/produced/directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger (a huge blind-spot for me, which I’ll be swiftly correcting). This picture is beautiful beyond belief. Frankly, perfection.