Letterboxd — Your life in film

This movie always makes my skin crawl in the best possible ways

I’ve talked to Max Brooks, the author of the book this movie is “based” on, about this movie adaptation in his novel and he absolutely hates this movie. And with good reason. The movie is nothing like the book. If they stuck to the book’s content, I feel like it would’ve been a fresh take on a zombie film.

This had some pretty cool effects for a movie that came out in 1971.

It was not giving.

This felt far too long and uninteresting at times. Great cast though! And I’ll still support this movie since I wish there were more WWII movies being made this decade.

I know I’m in the minority, but this is my favorite Coen Brothers movie. The movie creates a set of loneliness & depression you don’t see from other movies.

These Netflix documentaries just keep getting weirder and weirder

This movie doesn’t make any logical sense, and the filmmakers didn’t really seem to care about that, which would be fine if the movie was at least funny. But it’s not. In fact, the “comedy” is so cringingly bad, it was hard to get through parts of the movie. And every character was so unlikable and annoying. I want to see Rebel Wilson in more leading roles, but I want those movies to be at least half decent. 

2022 RANKED

If the Steve Buscemi “how do you do fellow kids?” Meme was a movie, it would be this.

I haven’t seen this is over a decade and it still holds up overall! Laughed a lot. It’s fun, quick & lite comedy. Great cast.

This movie is perfect, there’s no flaws to be had in it. One of my favorite movies.