Letterboxd — Your life in film

Reviews

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  Comanche Station 1960

  

  𝐋𝐀𝐑𝐒 ★★★★★

  A man gets used to things

  What I love most about these Ranown westerns is this consistent line of very brief moments of clarity and introspection with its characters seeing…

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  Los Angeles Plays Itself 2003

  

  Filipe Furtado

  Andersen achievement has less to do with Los Angeles (despite the many insightful things it has to say about it) than the way his film made us fully aware about…

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  Woman in the Dunes 1964

  

  josh lewis ★★★★★ 5

  one of the most strikingly composed and meditative fables ever put to film. at once unnervingly surreal and stripped down to the essential, elemental reality of everyday existence. a film…

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  Morbius 2022

  

  LiuChia_tsang ★

  vampires are lucky, they can feed on others. we gotta eat away at ourselves.

  the modern gothic, primordial and promethean. the genetics of stoker and shelley spliced together into something…

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  Youth 2015

  

  AlantheSpaceman ★★★★★

  A beautiful portrayal of aging’s effect on people’s emotions and persona, of how youth is a driving force for people and how sexuality remains prevalent as ever. The pool scene…

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  Youth 2015

  

  Dante Izrael ½ 2

  Never letting Nathan pick the Harvey Keitel thirst watch for me again this just a miserable and pretentious mess. This is the type of shit that old people on the…

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  Youth 2015

  

  Filipe Furtado ★

  So smug, so self-satisfied, the Deadpool of serious art cinema. Sorrentino is the anti-Franco Maresco, I can’t think of a filmmaker who is so out of my aesthetic wavelength.

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  HorrorVision 2001

  

  Oskar ★ 1

  adorable