Pitch Perfect. I liked it.
Pitch Perfect. I liked it.
Halloween III: Season Of The Witch (1982)
Okay, I bought all the Halloween movies over Christmas, and I'm just now working my way through them. Got up to H3 today.
This is a really good sci-fi thriller. The special effects are unrealistic, but pretty good for an 80's horror flick...and I like the sci-fi leanings. I was very impressed with the plot, and found it more interesting than the first two, which were kind of boring compared to this.
I'd give it a 4 out of 5 stars.
Hurt Good.
Dreams of a Life.
It was good but just sad as fuck. Really depressed me. Here's the synopsis from Netflix: "Filmmaker Carol Morley tells the strange story of Joyce Vincent, whose body was found in her tiny studio flat three years after she died. How did an outgoing 38-year-old with no shortage of friends and family just disappear from the world?"
Just a sad story.
I'm in love with the world through the eyes of a girl who's still around the morning after...
Breakfast At Tiffany's
Black Swan
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind
life---><---me
Hotel Transylvania - Hilarious and very witty!
Brave - Loved it!
Jack the Giant Slayer - Pretty decent. Better than I expected.
Socially inept Koala
21 and over...and oddly enough liked it quite a bit!
The Virgin Suicides. I liked it. But that is a dark, dark movie, esp to watch by yourself, sheeeesh.
Bereavement is a darkness impenetrable to the imagination of the unbereaved. ~Iris Murdoch
Your girlfriend's silence might be her loudest scream.
If you still have more dreams than regrets, congratulations. You haven't gotten old yet.
Spend every moment like it's your last. Hug her, kiss her, hold her, like it's the last time that you ever will. Because it might be.
Creepshow 2 - Thanks for the ride, lady!
My Fair Lady. Two thumbs down for the two obnoxious main characters and the fact that it was a musical.
Skyfall was the latest, and Wreck It Ralph before that one.
Fighter w/ Mark Wahlberg. It was really good!
“A Caterpie may change into a Butterfree, but the heart that beats inside it remains the same.” — Brock
The Troll Hunter
Shame
Prozac Nation
Robot & Frank
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Bereavement is a darkness impenetrable to the imagination of the unbereaved. ~Iris Murdoch
Your girlfriend's silence might be her loudest scream.
If you still have more dreams than regrets, congratulations. You haven't gotten old yet.
Spend every moment like it's your last. Hug her, kiss her, hold her, like it's the last time that you ever will. Because it might be.
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