Letterboxd — Your life in film

La vi con mi familia y todas gritaron con el final. Estuvo cagado.

I already needed a movie deconstructing masculinity in one of the genres that most represent masculinity🤠.  I loved it.

The first editing machine was invented in 1924.

Filmmakers before 1924:

OMG I CAN’T BELIVE THIS MOVIE EXISTS AND I DON’T KNOW WHY I DIDN’T SEE IT BEFORE.

It was good to see Pete Davidson

Wes Anderson knows how to trick his audience to “fall in love” with his fake characters and world building. 

I really like and admire the direct style of Anderson and I can’t imagine how hard it is to achieve his visual style and his cinematographic technique, but he always leaves me empty literally I always leave the cinema the same way I came in, without nothing. 

I think if he doesn’t do something more beyond that pleasure us visually, he is gonna be remembered like the director with cute colors in his movies. 

Pero pues cada quien.

I think this is a bad example of how not to use the tragedy in a film.

Shoutout to the color yellow.

I think everything has been said about how this movie looks incredibly adorable, charming, and astonishingly beautiful.
But I don't know why Wes Anderson's films leave me empty on the subject and with the characters. Wes Anderson manages to write charismatic and lovable characters but then he leaves them, there is no fair character development.
Personally, I have never been able to rescue a subject from his movies.
I hope it doesn't happen to me with The French Dispatch.
Shoutout to the color pink.

Por eso joveeen.

Otro documental mexicano que intenta romantizar otro tema social de los tantos que necesitamos erradicar. Pero me gustó. 

Me gustó bastante la narrativa y el uso de la cámara, también se me hizo bastante original el uso de la ficción y lo real.

Ma pofabo

The first hour is so fuckin beautiful omg.

Thanks Edgar Wright for adding new music to my Spotify playlist.