Charlie
@mrwarrentalks.bsky.social
Hell of a double bill today.
February 3, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Hell of a double bill today.
Aw, thank you Liam!
January 26, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Aw, thank you Liam!
Speaking of Kunitsu-Gami, one of my birthday presents today. c:
January 26, 2025 at 12:40 PM
Speaking of Kunitsu-Gami, one of my birthday presents today. c:
Yeah I liked it! c:
One of those Rosetta Stone movies where you see it and all the pop culture it inspired clicks into place.
It's just old enough that I wasn't too scared, but I really appreciated the characters and the general vibe.
Will try to see Weeks at some point, very interested in Years.
One of those Rosetta Stone movies where you see it and all the pop culture it inspired clicks into place.
It's just old enough that I wasn't too scared, but I really appreciated the characters and the general vibe.
Will try to see Weeks at some point, very interested in Years.
January 21, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Yeah I liked it! c:
One of those Rosetta Stone movies where you see it and all the pop culture it inspired clicks into place.
It's just old enough that I wasn't too scared, but I really appreciated the characters and the general vibe.
Will try to see Weeks at some point, very interested in Years.
One of those Rosetta Stone movies where you see it and all the pop culture it inspired clicks into place.
It's just old enough that I wasn't too scared, but I really appreciated the characters and the general vibe.
Will try to see Weeks at some point, very interested in Years.
You can find all of the above on my Letterboxd.
I try not to make resolutions because I rarely keep them, but I'd certainly hope to use the site for more than just a diary in the future. c:
letterboxd.com/MrWarrenWatc...
I try not to make resolutions because I rarely keep them, but I'd certainly hope to use the site for more than just a diary in the future. c:
letterboxd.com/MrWarrenWatc...
Charlie Warren’s profile
Charlie uses Letterboxd to share film reviews and lists. 457 films watched. Bio: 32, he/him. I don't really have four favourite films. c: The diary is reserved for any movie I've seen (for the first t...
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December 31, 2024 at 11:47 PM
You can find all of the above on my Letterboxd.
I try not to make resolutions because I rarely keep them, but I'd certainly hope to use the site for more than just a diary in the future. c:
letterboxd.com/MrWarrenWatc...
I try not to make resolutions because I rarely keep them, but I'd certainly hope to use the site for more than just a diary in the future. c:
letterboxd.com/MrWarrenWatc...
Last and least, my Bottom 3 of 2024.
Horizon was the first acts of four different Westerns, only two of which were remotely interesting.
Megalopolis is an obtuse manifesto and perplexing monument to hubris.
Madame Web is frustratingly close to competence, but presumably ruined by studio notes.
Horizon was the first acts of four different Westerns, only two of which were remotely interesting.
Megalopolis is an obtuse manifesto and perplexing monument to hubris.
Madame Web is frustratingly close to competence, but presumably ruined by studio notes.
December 31, 2024 at 11:47 PM
Last and least, my Bottom 3 of 2024.
Horizon was the first acts of four different Westerns, only two of which were remotely interesting.
Megalopolis is an obtuse manifesto and perplexing monument to hubris.
Madame Web is frustratingly close to competence, but presumably ruined by studio notes.
Horizon was the first acts of four different Westerns, only two of which were remotely interesting.
Megalopolis is an obtuse manifesto and perplexing monument to hubris.
Madame Web is frustratingly close to competence, but presumably ruined by studio notes.
Honourable mentions for American Fiction, Furiosa, Monkey Man & Thelma.
December 31, 2024 at 11:47 PM
Honourable mentions for American Fiction, Furiosa, Monkey Man & Thelma.
My Top 10 of 2024.
December 31, 2024 at 11:47 PM
My Top 10 of 2024.
November 18, 2024 at 4:19 PM
I had a big clear out recently.
Made peace with the fact that, even if I achieve all my diet goals, I'll probably never fit into the stuff I wore 10+ years ago while at university (especially if I go back to the gym).
But I also have a bunch that I've labelled "aspirational clothes". c:
Made peace with the fact that, even if I achieve all my diet goals, I'll probably never fit into the stuff I wore 10+ years ago while at university (especially if I go back to the gym).
But I also have a bunch that I've labelled "aspirational clothes". c:
October 19, 2024 at 7:33 PM
I had a big clear out recently.
Made peace with the fact that, even if I achieve all my diet goals, I'll probably never fit into the stuff I wore 10+ years ago while at university (especially if I go back to the gym).
But I also have a bunch that I've labelled "aspirational clothes". c:
Made peace with the fact that, even if I achieve all my diet goals, I'll probably never fit into the stuff I wore 10+ years ago while at university (especially if I go back to the gym).
But I also have a bunch that I've labelled "aspirational clothes". c:
My personal ranking of the five Kurosawa films I've seen:
#1 - Throne of Blood (1957)
#2 - Ran (1985)
#3 - Yojimbo (1961)
#4 - The Hidden Fortress (1958)
#5 - Sanjūrō (1962)
Next on the list are Ikiru, Kagemusha, Rashōmon, Red Beard and The Bad Sleep Well.
#1 - Throne of Blood (1957)
#2 - Ran (1985)
#3 - Yojimbo (1961)
#4 - The Hidden Fortress (1958)
#5 - Sanjūrō (1962)
Next on the list are Ikiru, Kagemusha, Rashōmon, Red Beard and The Bad Sleep Well.
October 18, 2024 at 12:12 PM
My personal ranking of the five Kurosawa films I've seen:
#1 - Throne of Blood (1957)
#2 - Ran (1985)
#3 - Yojimbo (1961)
#4 - The Hidden Fortress (1958)
#5 - Sanjūrō (1962)
Next on the list are Ikiru, Kagemusha, Rashōmon, Red Beard and The Bad Sleep Well.
#1 - Throne of Blood (1957)
#2 - Ran (1985)
#3 - Yojimbo (1961)
#4 - The Hidden Fortress (1958)
#5 - Sanjūrō (1962)
Next on the list are Ikiru, Kagemusha, Rashōmon, Red Beard and The Bad Sleep Well.