Letterboxd — Your life in film

Reviews

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  Hold Me Tight 2021

  

  Jaime Rebanal ★★★★ 2

  Entered this one completely blind, then I came out of a very complicated and very beautiful portrait of what it feels like to be missing your family, before the movie…

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  Marie Antoinette 2006

  

  Jaime Rebanal ★★★★★ 2

  35mm print

  Not entirely sure why the consensus opinion considers this to be Sofia Coppola's worst film; although in all fairness I have yet to see a feature from her…

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  Paris, Texas 1984

  

  Gunes Dogan ★★★★★

  Oh my goodness. You know when you get a pain in your heart like someone’s stepping on it, yeah this movie gave me that. It’s a cringy thing to say…

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  Change of Life 1966

  

  KYK

  the sound of laughter — after so much solemnity — has never felt more startling

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  Change of Life 1966

  

  J ★★★★

  “Mudar de vida”, or the abject poverty of the heart and the pocket; the body’s malaise and its unhurried recuperation.

  The manual labours of love inflict blisters on these burning…

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  Night Tide 1961

  

  Matthew Cheney ★★★

  Only a horror movie in a loose sense, though it does very much feel like a cousin of Carnival of Souls, and Marjorie Cameron is certainly creepy. Overall, though, it's…

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  Both Sides of the Blade 2022

  

  Jaime Rebanal ★★★★

  Maybe my least favourite Claire Denis that I've seen by far; in that it feels like it meanders a tad more than her usual films can and the way that…

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  The Fabelmans 2022

  

  Matt Curione ★★★★★

  "They tell me you want to be a picture maker."

  In many ways it feels as if Steven Spielberg has been working towards The Fabelmans for his entire career. This…