Steve Kennedy

One tweet per movie (more or less).

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If you’re interested in my movie ratings (still out of five, of course!), you can find them on Letterboxd: https://t.co/OsdldC70iz

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@ZombiManos They quoted me in the paper: “I’m really freaking pumped”

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Would it have killed Konami to hire more than one person to work on Castlevania Legends (GB)?

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Finally beat my favorite (?) Castlevania game, Belmont’s Revenge. (Thank you save states.)

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I thought that I had beaten Castlevania: Circle Of The Moon (GBA) on cart, but that can’t be true. This game is impossible.

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Since this doesn’t work without the original post:

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Did anybody say this today? Lol

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*614!

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I've only seen 459 of The New York Times Best 1000 Movies Ever Made (published 1999). What have I been doing with my life?!

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Kefka On The Shore

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@Snack_Memories Snarf pencil topper from BK

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RIP

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Confess, Fletch (2022, Greg Mottola)—4/5. In what unfortunately feels like a rarity, this is a new non-kiddy comedy that provides several legit laugh-out-loud moments. Jon Hamm completely rules in the sneaky idiot/savant role.

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@BSG4000 I read it as: your two favorite games are Turtles (Odyssey^2) and Dr. Mario

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At least it inspired a certified Coens classic, O Brother, Where Art Thou

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Sullivan’s Travels (1941, Preston Sturges)—2/5. I seem to be immune to this one’s modest, AFI-approved (LOL) charms. The slapstick is tired and the social commentary is overwrought. A dialogue-free (go figure) montage livens up the middle section. #NYTimes1000

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@brandoncliff I thought it was a picture of Orson Welles

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Modern Romance (1981, Albert Brooks)—4/5. Goes all in on the appeal of watching Brooks zip around town, talking to himself. And it turns out that’s a pretty safe bet! The humor is still so fresh—it feels like a satire of/reaction to romantic comedies that didn’t yet exist.

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@DinosaurDracula Ad would work with the Unsolved Mysteries theme song.

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Come And See (1985, Elem Klimov)—5/5. A formidable blend of explicit and implied atrocities. The bystanders stare into your soul.

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@brandoncliff Even has a Nautica shirt.

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@Changis @PatTheNESpunk @GrapeadeFade This image is going to start showing up in Nintendo history books as if it’s legit.

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@ZombiManos I’ve never heard it called “Danger City”