A monster of a week! Naked: David Thewlis is perfect. The script is glorious. Frankenstein: Exquisite sets, costumes, cinematography and so much more. Rita, Sue and Bob Too: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Annihilation of Fish: Redgrave and Jones are captivating together. #letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched #filmsky

A night at The Dallas Opera with Francis Poulenc’s Dialogues des Carmélites. Spectacular! One of three Poulenc operas, none of which are produced often. I’ve only been familiar with his organ concerto until now. This was a WOW moment for me!

Share a TV series from the 1960’s that you love. The Patty Duke Show (1963-66)

Find your happiness wherever you can. Absolutely loved this film. #filmsky #siobhanfinneran #michelleholmes #bobcostigan #lesleysharp Rita, Sue and Bob Too (1987) Directed by Alan Clarke

This was a complete mindf*ck of a series and I massively enjoyed it. Theatre of the absurd and sketch comedy meets Black Mirror, complete with a resident company of actors. An assault on or pleasing to the senses, depending on who you are. Oddly sexy. Jam (2000)

Five star films since I have been on @letterboxd.social #filmsky

If you haven’t already experienced this film, this review will make that choice for you to do so. An exquisite film and remarkable play by Edward Albee. The film score by Alex North is notable. In my top four boxd.it/4VNxT

A week of consequence Hedda: Super sexy & sinister Eddington: A figurative Wild West The Audition: The desire for perfectionism & dread of failure Four Lions: Brilliant deep cut comedy 4 fave perfs: Riz Ahmed, Nina Hoss, Nigel Lindsay, Joaquin Phoenix #letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched #filmsky

These incredibly talented actors kicking ass and taking names! Loving this BBC series — Scott & Bailey. #surannejones #lesleysharp #ameliabullmore

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This film and my thoughts about this film 😱 #filmsky

Super sexy and sinister. An interesting version of Hedda Gabler. I believe I like the Lovborg twist and Nina Hoss has an award-winning performance here. I miss some of the original script, but did catch things I haven’t caught before. Hedda (2025) Directed by Nia DaCosta

If you see this, post four female characters you love #FilmSky

Lee Grant HBD and appreciation post. An extraordinary actor, director, writer and producer. Icon of the perfect auburn bob.

Spent the week with my dads and let them pick my last four watched. I think they have pretty good taste in film. Favorite of the week: Being Julia (I am big theatre nerd) Four fave perfs: Bette Davis, Annette Bening, Ellen Burstyn, Cliff Robertson #letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched #filmsky

RIP Prunella Scales, dying on John Cleese birthday feels very Sybil of her

I’m hooked! Riot Women (2025) BBC Talented cast: Joanna Scanlan (give her awards) Lorraine Ashborne Tamsin Greig Amelia Bullmore Rosalie Craig Written & Created by: Sally Wainwright

WFH today means a favorite ghost movie playing in the background 👻 The Innocents (1961) Directed by Jack Clayton

I’m absolutely smitten with this film. One of Mirren’s best performances and the chemistry between she and Plummer is delicious. Giamatti is the character you love to hate. And McAvoy plays doe-eyed innocent well. The Last Station (2009) Written & Directed by: Michael Hoffman

•I’m a fan of a Julian Schnabel film •Went on a deep dive of Goltzius. Now, what if Greenaway had made a version of Marat/Sade? •Amadeus wanna be…but the ending 😱 •Another harrowing and stunning Bergman film. #letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched #filmsky

Drop an old person you’re going to turn into in the future. Quite possibly already there.

Diving into this deep cut BBC miniseries starring favorites Timothy Spall, Lindsay Duncan and Billy Whitelaw.

Good Lord, what madness rules in brain-sick men, When for so slight and frivolous a cause Such factious emulations shall arise!

A perfect day for a Rainbow Crosswalk Rally in Big D! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

No kings ever!

No one gets out alive.

•Nowhere - Love the total commitment to the the stylization •Shoot the Moon - The film I ran to when I learned of the death of the great Diane Keaton •Requiem for a Dream - My 19 yo. requested it 😱 •The Woman in Cabin 10 - good or bad, I like a chaotic boat story #filmsky @letterboxd.social

Appreciated the total commitment to the style of this film. The cast is chock-full of young very famous actors. Makes me kind of wish I was a bit more naughty in high school. Nowhere (1997) Writer & Director: Gregg Araki

Top four body horror flicks. #filmsky

RIP Diane Keaton My favourite picture of her where everyone else is giving it their best Blue Steel & she looks like she’s just wandered in off the street looking super cool. She was allowed to wear her own clothes & her wonderful personality shines out. What a unique talent & human being.

Oh no! Loved her work — quirky, fun and would tear your heart out at the same time. A fashion icon. RIP #dianekeaton

A fun and interesting exercise @letterboxd.social

Happy Friday 💀🎬 #filmsky #moviesky #horror #cinema

A fab week of film. * The Cremator is clearly the best film of the week. Timely subject matter, unfortunately. * Another great De Palma film. * The States have been effed for ever and ever. * My first Jean Rollin film. Not too shabby. #letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched #filmsky

Jacques Tati (with scenes from his film "Playtime") - BOTD

I haven’t stopped thinking about this film. For better or for worse, the journey it takes you on is phenomenal. The choice of classical music, the wild camera shots and cinematography, and the performance by Hrusínský is nothing short of perfect. #filmsky The Cremator (1969) Directed by Juraj Herz

Not exactly love at first sight. Elsa Lanchester and Boris Karloff in, Bride of Frankenstein (1935).

Don’t turn down an opportunity to purchase collectible packaging. I shared with my bestie @cinefeast33.bsky.social a regret I still have is not purchasing the VHS of Fargo complete with a snow globe of the murder scene.

Poster for SUSPIRIA (1977) Directed and co-written by Dario Argento Starring Jessica Harper - BOTD in 1949

Gore Vidal (with scenes from the Joseph L. Mankiewicz film "Suddenly, Last Summer", screenplay by Gore Vidal and Tennessee Williams) - BOTD

Wonderful tribute by my pal and former colleague Bill Young, VP of Television Programming at KERA.

She was divine. RIP Grande Dame Patricia Routledge.

-Fave of the week - Ingmar Bergman’s slow and tragic burn. -Billy Elliott - Rewatch of a favorite musical on film and in the theatre -Chinese Roulette - now a top three Fassbinder -If…. - Only Malcolm McDowell could pull off that kind of ending #letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched #filmsky

A stunning, but unnerving film. Answers many questions about that time before dawn when insomnia, nightmares and despair creep in 🖤🤍 #filmsky Hour of the Wolf (1968) Directed by Ingmar Bergman

My my, I was not expecting that ending. Also, is there anything Malcolm McDowell cannot do?! Layers and layers of greatness and originality in this film. #filmsky if…. (1968) Directed by Lindsay Anderson

Play Misty for Me (1971) Starring Clint Eastwood, in his directorial debut, and Jessica Walter.

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A week full of incredible performances! Mon Oncle - Brilliant! A feast for the senses. Obsession - You had me at De Palma and Herrmann. Targets - Fascinating and disturbing. Excellent performance by Tim O'Kelly. Body Parts - I stuck with it and it paid off. #lastfourwatched #filmsky

Brilliant! A feast for the senses. Mon Oncle (1958) Jacques Tati #filmsky

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