Movies are supposed to be good.
It’s time for another Letterboxd Friday where I share my most recent views on BlueSky as grabbed from my Letterboxd profile, and give just a few brief thoughts about them here on the blog! Jigsaw (2017)(HBO Max) 2017’s Jigsaw feels like it was a direct response to the previous installation, Saw 3D. That movie cranked…
Welcome back to this blog’s regular Friday feature (for six weeks running!) — the Friday 10! For those of you joining us for the first time, every Friday I put my music player on shuffle and take the first ten songs to pop up. I post a lyric from each one, and you guess the…
It’s Friday, which means it’s time to shuffle the music player and pull out 10 lyrics for you to take a guess at! After I said it was unfair that the previous week’s 10 had a Japanese lyric, there was one in this bunch, too! This time from OKAMOTO’s, whose “Welcome My Friend” was a…
Over on BlueSky there’s a running thing of LetterboxdFriday, where people share screenshots every Friday of the last four movies listed on their Letterboxd profile. I love it — and I thought, “Hey, why not expand a little bit on my LetterboxdFriday by putting some notes on the blog?” So here we go! Shake! Otis…
It’s Friday time again, and it’s the day for you to guess the artists and titles from my shuffled music player! Last week’s included a line of lyrics in Japanese, which hardly seems fair from an English-language blog run by someone who is functionally a monoglot, but it was “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” from Creepy Nuts — a…
Every movie has a person out there who will love it as it is — unironically and without reservation. The idea that such a person exists for Tommy Wiseau’s “The Room” (2003) is beautiful and terrible.
September 5 is here, and that means it’s time to put my music player on shuffle and for you guys to guess the artists and titles! As always, the rules: As with last time, you have until next Friday to guess. Then I’ll post the answers, and that’s it! And if you want to see…
2011’s The Muppets was a sentimental tribute to the lasting legacy of The Muppets. On every other single metric — story, comedy, original music, use of guest stars and cameos — 2014’s underappreciated Muppets Most Wanted is far and away the better Muppet movie.