4Lions is actually one of the greatest comedies of all time. It’s so idiosyncratically British so I’m not sure to what extent someone outside of the UK could rate it but it’s so so good
Thank you @letterboxd
Tinsman Road was a remarkable film. This goes from a realistic home movie/ zero budget documentary to a horrifying nightmare real quick. As a huge found footage fan myself, I would put this among some of the better ones I've seen.
Thank you @letterboxd
Tinsman Road was a remarkable film. This goes from a realistic home movie/ zero budget documentary to a horrifying nightmare real quick. As a huge found footage fan myself, I would put this among some of the better ones I've seen.
July Unreleased Gems, available now exclusively on Letterboxd Video Store 👀
💎 Tinsman Road
💎 Forelock
💎 Paytime
💎 King Hamlet
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Monday, Monday: As with every morning, fridge stocked with deli-bought the nite-before coffee. Ready to pour into our reusable Big Gulp ice-coffees/reusable metal straws. Sweeten with stevia. All plastic tops kept for car-coffee. Almost no waste.
Criticism in Motion. Don’t judge
-Immediately raise the price of Patron Tier and Pro Tier, add no new features
-Add endlessly scrolling algorithmic feed
-More ads for free users
-Fuck with integrity of the reviews of their original films
-Add AI features that don't work
-Cut the journalism department
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