2,000th Logged Film on Letterboxd:
Yes. This is my first time seeing this.
Yes. I have known about this movie for year and have for some reason have left catching dust in my watchlist.
Yes. This movie is perfect and I literally can’t think of anything that comes close to a major negative.
Yes. Every single performance was amazing. The direction is some of the best I’ve ever seen. I’m such a sucker for goof blocking of people, places and…
1,000th Logged Film on Letterboxd:
Death. It is a process that is as old and as natural as Creation itself. Forests burn down, Oceans dry out, and Mountains crumble to dust. But such progress is not immediate as it takes key elements to be placed in result. For every action there is reaction, and for every decision there is consequence. And living at the very beginning cannot exist without dying at the very end. Throughout this duality, one goes through…
What makes us laugh can come from anything. Not necessarily needing to be "funny", because it doesn’t really matter anymore. It’s the closest to what I can describe the """humor""" of our time. I vividly remember many times where I would be able to laugh at someone saying Among Us, or hearing a loud ear rape sound, or just seeing a piece of bread just fall to the ground. It doesn’t make sense. It seems so random. It’s not funny.…
It’s funny how this is my 2,001st logged movie now. I only watched it because my Dad saw I watched the original and so I saw this on YouTube and yep it was fine I guess…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The first half of the original film is one of my favorite things ever. It’s what I would call near cinematic perfection. The pacing, the editing, action sequences, and the set up in general is done so expertly. It always flys by but it never feels rushed. Not to say it goes downhill. Of course the bullet time sequence is still iconic, the action in general is better in the second half, and Hugo Weaving’s precise, robotic performance as Agent…
