Skeet Fighter

My favorite part of the Napoleon movie is when two high school students from California show up in a phone booth and kidnap him for their history report

Tired: Hot Girl summer Wired: Hot Whale fall

RIP Tom Skerritt. A great actor who had an uncanny ability to show up in the most iconic movies, even if it was with the briefest part. I did a wide-ranging talk with him a few years ago that's still one of my favorite interviews [Gift link]: www.vulture.com/2021/10/tom-...

RIP to Tom Skerritt, one of my very favorite actors in some of my very favorite films. What a kind and good human being he was, too. I will never forget his visit to the Pickford for a screening of ALIEN; his warmth to all of us and his generosity of spirit will stay with us for a lifetime.

Terrifying if literal: You can see everything

"fumbled a baddie" yeah well you can't sing the blues without an L

What if Letterboxd but for cursed objects

Backrooms Return to the Backrooms For a Few Backrooms More

Still don’t understand why we have 11 movies about being fast & furious but only one movie about snakes on planes

Every TV show now is like "Well this episode was a little slow but the next one should be better" until the season ends.

Where the scary movies at

Just remembered the Secretary of Health cut the penis off of a dead raccoon. And that becoming a known fact did not expel him from his position.

I'm reading the millennial version of the Charles Dickens classic, Lowered Expectations.

My favorite part of Digger was when he said “It’s Diggin’ time” and then dug all over those guys

I like my Letterboxd the way I like my women: Strangers seething over all the correct takes

Look, I am not qualified to write trans-themed comics but “Deadname” would make a sick-ass name for an evil supervillain

Tom Cruise as Digger? 😴😴😴 Tom Cruise digging up Ahmanet in the Mummy? 😲😲😲

‘Dead Ringers,’ David Cronenberg’s original vision of twin doctors behaving badly, was released on this day in 1988. A look back: buff.ly/6E9eu6C

who up tryna score dopamine

I have a certain je ne sais blah.

A website called PAN&SCAND for people with shit movie takes

You can’t spell LETTERBOXD without TERBO

skeeting is for the people

What’s your favorite major motion picture with the word RESIDENT in the title

More people should be talking about “Hope” and those who are but decide to talk shit need to STFU

After 10 years, I am not surprised that Trump would refer to the war in Iran and death of 18 service members as "small potatoes". I am surprised he saw Spider-Man

When Bill Maher dies, it will be the first time in his life the audience doesn't pause before laughing.

We will always love you. ❤️

Blood Sugar Practical Magic

“Practical Magic” (1998) is a wild one because Nicole Kidman finished shooting Eyes Wide Shut, flew back to America, shot PM in its entirety, and saw it come out in theaters all before EWS was even finished. Anyway, RIP Kubrick and eternal congrats to Kidman for escaping her ex and his cult.

Practical Magic: Port of Call New Orleans

We missed you, Sandra Bullock

2 Practical 2 Magic Practical Magic: Tokyo Drift Practical & Magic Practical 5 Practical Magic 6 Magic 7 The Practical of the M8gic P9 Practical X

How am I supposed to decide on a new mattress when the salespeople won't make me some porridge?

scooby doo mysteries are all around us if you know where to look

Arguably cinema peaked with 1992's "Passenger 57," in which Wesley Snipes asks the hijacker if he plays roulette, and immediately follows it with "Always bet on black."

Aaron Pierre's character is technically a Green Intern

Shot-for-shot animated remake of Statham's new movie, except it stars a cow. Call it Moo-tiny.

*gets kicked out of courtroom for citing Statham v. Boat*

Trying to decide a better title for MUTINY a) When the Ship Hits the Fan b) Captain Flathead c) Boat

The plural of anime is animae

Every Harry Potter actor is like: "I am and always will be a firm believer in trans rights... Trans rights to watch our big hit show Harry Potter, and trans rights to put some more money in my mfing bank account baybeeeee"

Hayden Panettiere, who sprang to stardom as super-powered cheerleader Claire Bennet on NBC hit series 'Heroes,' died Sunday at age 36

There are two quantities of popcorn: not enough and what have I done