214. Fail Safe (1964)

just a good thriller to sink my teeth into for a while, it's basically all talking but it keeps the stakes high and exciting and that's all it really needs to do, a definite product of the time period 🚀

8/10

213. Kill It and Leave This Town (2020)

grotesque yet mesmerising, I both like and hate how detailed the animation is and I enjoy the soundtrack a bit too much, it feels like such a personal movie that I can't connect much to what it's saying, but it's cool to behold 🦅

7/10

212. The Mill and the Cross (2011)

this feels like a very passionate historical immersion video from a museum, rigid and painterly and something I have to respect, I like how it depicts its unique concept even if it's noticeably imperfect, really fascinating 🖼️

7/10

me on my way to spoil cinderella gray using oguri cap gifs

211. Umamusume: Cinderella Gray (season 1)

very solid and exciting, it loses a bit of spark in the middle but it's still consistently good, I enjoyed it!

8/10

each of them are real facial expressions i made while watching this movie

210. KPop Demon Hunters (2025)

I'm completely the wrong audience for this kind of vibe but it was at least still fun, it's purely vibes driven so if you like this kind of manufactured pop scene then you're in for a treat

6/10

209. Delicatessen (1991)

a gloriously childish mess, it's fun to watch everything unravel but the ending is disjointed enough that I still feel unsatisfied at the end, it's a decent movie but I didn't like it as much as I thought 🔪

7/10

208. The Muppet Movie (1979)

a little hard to watch due to how extremely 70s it is but it's still all good fun, I simply enjoyed it and that's all I ask for from Muppets 🚐

7/10

207. Taste of Cherry (1997)

this movie presents so many questions that I actually feel uneasy with how few answers I have, it felt so much like a study subject that I was fully emotionally detached, at least it's deep enough that I'm still thinking about what it's saying

6/10

206. Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)

badass movie 🕊️

8/10

205. Eternity and a Day (1998)

there's a warmth and kindness in this movie which surprised me, I think it suffers a bit from its glacial pace but I liked how it shows the forming of human connections, it's a very human movie and one that rewards your patience 🌊

8/10

204. The Apartment (1960)

certified wacky film, I was exhausted from emotion by the end but it was really good, it ended up being ultra romantic so I am satisfied 🔑

9/10

203. Doubt (2008)

sometimes you just want to see some goddamn drama happening and this movie throws it all out there, it keeps the pacing just right to let you think about it for yourself and the acting is exceptional on all fronts, not perfect but it's pretty close ⛪️

9/10

202. My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me? (2005)

I liked the vibes of this movie even if I don't really like the type of music it uses, it's trying to get a message across and I think it mostly succeeds despite its jankness, strange but pretty interesting 🎸

7/10

201. Cléo from 5 to 7 (1962)

fascinating and lively, I like how it contrasts the emotional journey of the leading lady with the bustling Paris streets, almost as if they just put a camera on the street and filmed random people, really impressive work 🚎

8/10

200. Ronin (1998)

glorious 90s garbage, it's not a great movie but it's enjoyable enough to watch some carnage happen 🚘

6/10

There's a basic level of trust between a genuine seller and buyer, so the buyer making such an accusation is revealing their true intention since they "chose" to buy from you in the first place, they chose to break that fundamental trust so you need not treat them with that kind of respect anymore