sovietblobfish
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i'm like if a wikipedia was transsexual
she/her, it/its if we're friends
she/her, it/its if we're friends
you can read my full review here (i didn't bother to spoiler tag it, due to aforementioned lack of plot)
November 8, 2025 at 10:34 PM
you can read my full review here (i didn't bother to spoiler tag it, due to aforementioned lack of plot)
tonight's watch: the acclaimed mauritanian film 'waiting for happiness' by abderrahmane sissako
almost entirely devoid of a plot, we are left to consider themes of identity, community, tradition and emigration, in addition to having much to think about, the film is also pretty and well shot
almost entirely devoid of a plot, we are left to consider themes of identity, community, tradition and emigration, in addition to having much to think about, the film is also pretty and well shot
November 8, 2025 at 10:20 PM
tonight's watch: the acclaimed mauritanian film 'waiting for happiness' by abderrahmane sissako
almost entirely devoid of a plot, we are left to consider themes of identity, community, tradition and emigration, in addition to having much to think about, the film is also pretty and well shot
almost entirely devoid of a plot, we are left to consider themes of identity, community, tradition and emigration, in addition to having much to think about, the film is also pretty and well shot
back baking today, and i produced a nice batch of 16 carta di musica flatbreads :)
these always taste great
these always taste great
November 8, 2025 at 5:06 PM
back baking today, and i produced a nice batch of 16 carta di musica flatbreads :)
these always taste great
these always taste great
i have now played the first level of a lot of retro shooters
cultic, amid evil, blood: fresh supply, hrot, ultrakill, dusk, wrath aeon of ruin (technically only the first half of this, i'm like 250 kills in and fucking exhausted, i want the level to end already)
cultic, amid evil, blood: fresh supply, hrot, ultrakill, dusk, wrath aeon of ruin (technically only the first half of this, i'm like 250 kills in and fucking exhausted, i want the level to end already)
November 6, 2025 at 1:38 PM
i have now played the first level of a lot of retro shooters
cultic, amid evil, blood: fresh supply, hrot, ultrakill, dusk, wrath aeon of ruin (technically only the first half of this, i'm like 250 kills in and fucking exhausted, i want the level to end already)
cultic, amid evil, blood: fresh supply, hrot, ultrakill, dusk, wrath aeon of ruin (technically only the first half of this, i'm like 250 kills in and fucking exhausted, i want the level to end already)
when designing a retro shooter your first and most important task is to design a double barrelled shotgun and the foley for the sound of it firing
November 6, 2025 at 12:27 PM
when designing a retro shooter your first and most important task is to design a double barrelled shotgun and the foley for the sound of it firing
you can read my full (spoilery) review here :)
November 5, 2025 at 11:58 PM
you can read my full (spoilery) review here :)
tonight's watch: glass onion
some strong character work, some good emotional payout, but ultimately its walking the same path knives out did, and the 'mystery' such as it is, is not compelling
very interesting use of covid though, rarely see a film where it plays such an important role
some strong character work, some good emotional payout, but ultimately its walking the same path knives out did, and the 'mystery' such as it is, is not compelling
very interesting use of covid though, rarely see a film where it plays such an important role
November 5, 2025 at 11:20 PM
tonight's watch: glass onion
some strong character work, some good emotional payout, but ultimately its walking the same path knives out did, and the 'mystery' such as it is, is not compelling
very interesting use of covid though, rarely see a film where it plays such an important role
some strong character work, some good emotional payout, but ultimately its walking the same path knives out did, and the 'mystery' such as it is, is not compelling
very interesting use of covid though, rarely see a film where it plays such an important role
goooooood morning america...
November 5, 2025 at 8:33 AM
goooooood morning america...
you know, when your edit adds 1000 characters to an article, an edit description of 'fixed spelling mistake' is not overly believable
November 3, 2025 at 11:41 PM
you know, when your edit adds 1000 characters to an article, an edit description of 'fixed spelling mistake' is not overly believable
tonight's watch: the love of jeanne ney (1927)
damn, first genuine dud i've watched in a while, a real shame cos the direction is great but the story its attached to is so fucking bad lmao
damn, first genuine dud i've watched in a while, a real shame cos the direction is great but the story its attached to is so fucking bad lmao
October 31, 2025 at 10:33 PM
tonight's watch: the love of jeanne ney (1927)
damn, first genuine dud i've watched in a while, a real shame cos the direction is great but the story its attached to is so fucking bad lmao
damn, first genuine dud i've watched in a while, a real shame cos the direction is great but the story its attached to is so fucking bad lmao
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brave wikipedia patriots are in control as always 🫡🫡🫡
October 31, 2025 at 7:00 AM
brave wikipedia patriots are in control as always 🫡🫡🫡
the trouble with the films i watch is, they're all too good
i kind of forget what the average film is like
and my rating distribution ends up looking like this
i kind of forget what the average film is like
and my rating distribution ends up looking like this
October 30, 2025 at 7:20 PM
the trouble with the films i watch is, they're all too good
i kind of forget what the average film is like
and my rating distribution ends up looking like this
i kind of forget what the average film is like
and my rating distribution ends up looking like this
i'm all abuot the world cinema heads, the trouble is locating like minded souls
finally expanding the number of people i follow on letterboxd, only trouble is, your activity timeline includes every review the people you follow like
which kind of blots out the sun
i just want to see stuff they've reviewed or commented,
which kind of blots out the sun
i just want to see stuff they've reviewed or commented,
October 28, 2025 at 9:21 PM
i'm all abuot the world cinema heads, the trouble is locating like minded souls
finally expanding the number of people i follow on letterboxd, only trouble is, your activity timeline includes every review the people you follow like
which kind of blots out the sun
i just want to see stuff they've reviewed or commented,
which kind of blots out the sun
i just want to see stuff they've reviewed or commented,
October 28, 2025 at 9:15 PM
finally expanding the number of people i follow on letterboxd, only trouble is, your activity timeline includes every review the people you follow like
which kind of blots out the sun
i just want to see stuff they've reviewed or commented,
which kind of blots out the sun
i just want to see stuff they've reviewed or commented,
you can read my full letterboxd review here :)
spoilers naturally, but this is the first review i've written where i didn't even care to hide them as it really doesn't matter
spoilers naturally, but this is the first review i've written where i didn't even care to hide them as it really doesn't matter
October 26, 2025 at 6:11 PM
you can read my full letterboxd review here :)
spoilers naturally, but this is the first review i've written where i didn't even care to hide them as it really doesn't matter
spoilers naturally, but this is the first review i've written where i didn't even care to hide them as it really doesn't matter
Reposted by sovietblobfish
last night's watch (i wanted to review it last night, but it was almost 04:00 by the time the movie finished, i was very sleepy
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
October 26, 2025 at 11:52 AM
last night's watch (i wanted to review it last night, but it was almost 04:00 by the time the movie finished, i was very sleepy
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
next week, i'm not watching another film that long, i'll pick a nice tight 90 or something
may also have to be on friday too, as i'll be busy on saturday
may also have to be on friday too, as i'll be busy on saturday
October 26, 2025 at 2:10 PM
next week, i'm not watching another film that long, i'll pick a nice tight 90 or something
may also have to be on friday too, as i'll be busy on saturday
may also have to be on friday too, as i'll be busy on saturday
last night's watch (i wanted to review it last night, but it was almost 04:00 by the time the movie finished, i was very sleepy
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
October 26, 2025 at 11:52 AM
last night's watch (i wanted to review it last night, but it was almost 04:00 by the time the movie finished, i was very sleepy
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
les vampires (1915)
i hated this film, for the last 3 of its 8 hours i was begging for it to be over
yet, i will rate it 9/10
cinema before the advent of sound around 1928, and particularly before around 1921ish was so cool and interesting
the conventions we are used to today hadn't crystallised yet, so you just get a lot of out there shit
like, 10 hour movies, 40 minute movies, funky editing etc.
the conventions we are used to today hadn't crystallised yet, so you just get a lot of out there shit
like, 10 hour movies, 40 minute movies, funky editing etc.
October 24, 2025 at 6:32 PM
cinema before the advent of sound around 1928, and particularly before around 1921ish was so cool and interesting
the conventions we are used to today hadn't crystallised yet, so you just get a lot of out there shit
like, 10 hour movies, 40 minute movies, funky editing etc.
the conventions we are used to today hadn't crystallised yet, so you just get a lot of out there shit
like, 10 hour movies, 40 minute movies, funky editing etc.
the new lav diaz film?? is under 3 hours??? what
where's the rest of the footage laz...
where's the rest of the footage laz...
October 23, 2025 at 5:45 PM
the new lav diaz film?? is under 3 hours??? what
where's the rest of the footage laz...
where's the rest of the footage laz...
its 2025
why in gods name are so many blueticks dying on the hill of defending someone who isn't even the democratic candidate yet, and wouldn't be for another year from now even if he wasn't fash and won the dem primary?
why in gods name are so many blueticks dying on the hill of defending someone who isn't even the democratic candidate yet, and wouldn't be for another year from now even if he wasn't fash and won the dem primary?
October 22, 2025 at 4:42 PM
its 2025
why in gods name are so many blueticks dying on the hill of defending someone who isn't even the democratic candidate yet, and wouldn't be for another year from now even if he wasn't fash and won the dem primary?
why in gods name are so many blueticks dying on the hill of defending someone who isn't even the democratic candidate yet, and wouldn't be for another year from now even if he wasn't fash and won the dem primary?
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if you don't care about spoilers, you can read my full review here:
October 18, 2025 at 10:34 PM
if you don't care about spoilers, you can read my full review here:
hahahah
letterboxd has these 'nanogenres'
and of the films i've watched since i returned to cinema this year,
four of my top six genres are 'emotion, storytelling, despair' 'powerful, sadness, despair' 'drama, profound, bleak' and 'touching, profound, suffering'
letterboxd has these 'nanogenres'
and of the films i've watched since i returned to cinema this year,
four of my top six genres are 'emotion, storytelling, despair' 'powerful, sadness, despair' 'drama, profound, bleak' and 'touching, profound, suffering'
October 18, 2025 at 11:07 PM
hahahah
letterboxd has these 'nanogenres'
and of the films i've watched since i returned to cinema this year,
four of my top six genres are 'emotion, storytelling, despair' 'powerful, sadness, despair' 'drama, profound, bleak' and 'touching, profound, suffering'
letterboxd has these 'nanogenres'
and of the films i've watched since i returned to cinema this year,
four of my top six genres are 'emotion, storytelling, despair' 'powerful, sadness, despair' 'drama, profound, bleak' and 'touching, profound, suffering'
if you don't care about spoilers, you can read my full review here:
October 18, 2025 at 10:34 PM
if you don't care about spoilers, you can read my full review here: