The Seven Year Itch. Billy Wilder was a fucking genius. Marilyn Monroe was fucking brilliant--and beautiful.

This (yesterday)

and these:

OMG, the first Ginger Snaps is at LEAST a 9/10 for me.

The 2nd and 3rd are... okay.

Don't like the first one very much, saw half the second one and turned it off. Didn't even know there was a third one.

Really?? The first one is great I think. Love it.

2nd is alright. But really, without Katherine Isabel (sp?) it's not quite the same.

The third is pretty horrible. It has them both, but takes place like in the 1800's. Stupid.

7.5/10


6.5/10

Right now, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold.

1492: Conquest of Paradise

i just watched the 1932 Scarface yesterday.

Incredible, simply incredible film. So SO much better than the 80s remake with Al pacino

I love the first one as well, and I think the 2nd is a pretty damn good flick too. Ginger Snaps Back was an unnecessary, and illogical prequel, but it picked up quite a bit halfway through the second act.

Finding Neverland

the bad guy is the same bad guy as in karate kid (not the sensei, his pupil)

The Big Lebowski.

Most re-watchable movie ever.

Mine is Fargo, I saw it many times: once in English with the French subtitles, once in French, once in English with no subtitles, once with the audio commentary by Roger Deakins, once with the trivia bubbles and like 5 more times in English with the subtitles. I'm planning to see it again soon.

It's my 3rd favorite movie of all time.

I really wish Katherine Isabelle had just continued being in tons of horror movies. She could've been a screamqueen. I figured she'd go that route after Freddy Vs Jason, but alas, it was not meant to be, I suppose. She was amazing in Ginger Snaps though. Damn.

Mine is North by Northwest.

my most rewatchables:



American Psycho
Mean Girls
Rules Of Attraction
Scream
Wet Hot American Summer