Never in a million years did I think a movie that would make me contemplate my existence would also have Darude - Sandstorm in it.

yeeahhhhh i'm way too dumb to understand films like this so i'm gonna go watch a seth rogen movie

didn’t think this was all that freaky until i got home and checked wikipedia and learned that Scotland is a real place

the poor guy just wanted to go to Tesco’s

Note to self: make next album w mica levi

Two of the scariest shots this century:

1. Baby on the beach, at night, trying to stand up; exhausted from crying all day so he's just red faced and confused.

2. The dude literally imploding.

One shot so simple and human; the other so inconceivably alien. Both monumentally unsettling.

(aka The Woman Who Fell to Earth aka Post Tenebras Fucks): absolutely epic. the rare film that feels genuinely new, even while borrowing liberally from its influences. among other things, one of the cinema's most deeply empathetic portraits of loneliness.

90

Anatomy of a Woman. First half is one of the greatest films in existence - composed entirely of observation, detached seduction, process, and an inaccessible yearning for empathy. That Glazer goes down the route of a discovery of appreciation for humanity - for their values, for their glimpses of kindness - only to abruptly switch and paint a fearful, violated portrait in which the interior doesn't even matter is bold to a point where I can't fully get behind it. Still, a marvel in every sense. There are images and sounds here that echo towards the cinematic heavens.

God forbid women have hobbies

i thought this was a great movie the same way that sometimes i see a joke and think "wow that's a really funny joke" without cracking a smile