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Bloody_Effy uses Letterboxd to share film reviews and lists. 696 films watched. Favorites: Cabaret (1972), Your Monster (2024), Rent (2005), Moulin Rouge! (2001). Bio: Je change mes 4 Favoris tous les mois ! (Parce que j’aime trop de films et que j’aime pas choisir)
Perverted Family (2018) directed by Daisuke Yamanouchi
Mizawa remarries following a tragedy with his previous family. His new wife has a daughter, Mikayo. The three of them take a trip to Okinawa...
Werewolves (2024) directed by Steven C. Miller - Letterboxd
A year after a supermoon’s light activated a dormant gene, transforming humans into bloodthirsty werewolves and causing nearly a billion deaths, the nightmare resurfaces as the supermoon rises again. Two scientists attempt to stop the mutation but fail, leaving those exposed to the moonlight to once again become feral werewolves. Chaos engulfs the streets as the scientists struggle to …
Spellbound (2024) directed by Vicky Jenson - Letterboxd
Propelled by Zegler’s vocal performance and the goat, Alan Menken’s, songs and score.But at the same time there’s no songs or hooks that feel particularly catchy or memorable. I love the entry into the story as it attempts to tell the story of a girl growing up with divorcing parents—you know—when parents turn into monsters.
Juror #2 (2024) directed by Clint Eastwood - Letterboxd
Maybe Warner Bros. dumped this because they don’t want to remind people that this is what most movies used to be: Sturdy entertainments with a little subtext (in this case, the complicated relationships between morality, self-interest, and justice and how all of them weave imperceptibly through our legal system). If people see Juror #2, they might wonder why this sort of thing …
Films starring Meguri • Letterboxd
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Maria (2024) directed by Pablo Larraín - cast • Letterboxd
The last and least familiar chapter in his trilogy of cloistered biopics, Pablo Larraín’s “Maria” is — like “Spencer” before it — a beautifully designed but sparsely furnished mind palace of a movie about a famous 20th century woman struggling to see herself through the inescapable glare of history’s spotlight.