Unstructured

Letterboxd The ending threw me a little, but the acting is just so spectacular.

Letterboxd This is a little better than Black Adam, but is on the same scale of screw ups in terms of completely failing to capitalize on the source material.

Letterboxd Pretty interesting interpersonal story within a larger political story.

A book that is almost captivating in just how un-extroardinary it is.

Letterboxd Noir isn't usually my thing, but this was a genuinely good film.

Letterboxd Enjoyable, but honestly didn't give me enough time at each beat to connect emotionally with the characters.I did however enjoy the after the film section that let me watch more about the movie.

Letterboxd Golly there was some amazing camerawork during this film.

Letterboxd I really like the art style and really appreciated the capture of motion in the wildlife.

Letterboxd Still a great film.

Letterboxd Enjoyable, but it just didn't quite catch me.

Letterboxd I feel like it was genuine enough that I enjoyed it more than it's actual material warrants.

Letterboxd This was unexpectedly good.

Letterboxd Thoroughly enjoyable Poirot film.

Letterboxd This film knew exactly what it wanted to be an executed on that.

Letterboxd It was frustrating because I almost felt that this could have been a good film.

Letterboxd It had a lot heart, but honestly I was just a little tired of it by the end.

Letterboxd Acting was decent, I felt like it took a while getting the story rolling.

Letterboxd "This is nothing like Buffalo Wild Wings"

Letterboxd Somehow based on the preview I was convinced that the gimmick was that she was deaf.

Letterboxd This felt like a sequence of 3 panel strips compiled into a film.

Letterboxd The most Bruckheimer of Jerry Bruckheimer films.

Letterboxd Cottage-core taken to the max.Saw it in theaters today and enjoyed it more the second time than the first.

Letterboxd 80 minutes, tense, fun.

Letterboxd I don't usually watch the double features at the Stanford Theater, but I did this time.

Letterboxd This is one of those films that I have thought about every once in a while but never seen.

Letterboxd Rough call.

Letterboxd I wish Hitchcock did more of these type of films.

Letterboxd This is a good summer movie.

Letterboxd Messy.

Letterboxd I really enjoyed this.

Letterboxd That was a pretty damn good movie.

Letterboxd Honestly, I enjoyed it more than you would expect.

Letterboxd Another immaculate Wes Anderson movie.

Letterboxd I saw this at the theater but walked in about 5 minutes late because the popcorn line was running slow.

Letterboxd The most notable thing is how bad Matthew Mcconaughey's character is.

Letterboxd I think this is a good movie, it just isn't entirely my thing.

Letterboxd I should preface this by saying that I play a board game called Dune: Imperium (and now Uprising).

Letterboxd I think I last watched this like 25+ years ago.

Letterboxd The dance number at the end was pretty fun.

Letterboxd Watching this film, what I really found myself wishing was that the internet had been active 20 years earlier so I could read 1989 man on the street opinions on this film.

Letterboxd The most interesting thing I can say is that, due to technical issues, I watched this through my sound system but without 5.1 sound or bass (just stereo).

Letterboxd Why PG-13 violence?

Letterboxd It felt kind of odd to watch everyone be competent at their job.

Letterboxd I was thinking it was enjoyable if not great right until the scene of him "handyman'ing" the fence.

Letterboxd Honestly, I had way to big a meal (+ dessert) while watching this film.

Letterboxd The film itself is not particularly interesting.

Letterboxd I think I watched half of this film before.

Letterboxd Solidly enjoyable if unchallenging film.

Letterboxd A solidly warm film.

Letterboxd A little more fun than Frankenstein, but still basically pretty dull.