Yeah, I loved it, okay?
Nick Carraway & Jay Gatsby, The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby (2013) | dir. Baz Luhrmann
Leonardo DiCaprio | Tobey Maguire | Carey Mulligan | Joel Edgerton
I’ve heard some haters out there, but I absolutely adored it. There were a few weak points I could see people griping about, but I thought it was all a job well done. And also, to my baby Leo DiCaprio — you never fail me, old sport.
I recognize this movie isn’t very good, and it’s a little cheesy — but I really like it. The sentiment is sweet.
And I have a crush on Steve Sandvoss/his character in this x10000.
La mala educación (2004, España) | dir. Pedro Almodóvar
Chico y Rita (2010) | (España/Reino Unido, Cuba) dir. Fernando Trueba y Javier Mariscal
Cabin In The Woods
Cabin In The Woods (2012) | dir. Drew Goddard
I don’t think I’ve ever found Tom Cruise sexier than when he was in Far and Away.
there’s that scene where you can see his cute sexy pale bum
not goin’ to lie, I really enjoy the re-make of Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) — especially in HD. But really just because Mike Vogel is fuckin’ SEXY and the HD sweat is pretty damn hot.
Stoker (2013) | dir. Park Chan-wook
Mia Wasikowska, Matthew Goode, Nicole Kidman
Saw this tonight at the Century Centre with my buddy Adam. It was really interesting. And twisted (expected, considering the director). But I really enjoyed it. And the soundtrack was pretty great.
Also, is it horrible that I couldn’t help but be incredibly attracted to Matthew Goode throughout the entire film, considering his character?
But damn, that man.
Mammoth (Mammut) | 2009, Sweden
He is beautiful in this movie. Prettiest eyes.
finally watched Silver Linings Playbook — solid film, but having a hard time understanding all the hype it’s gotten…maybe I need to re-watch it further down the line and have another go at it. But it seemed like a smarter, perhaps more invested and serious, but ultimately fairly standard romantic comedy/drama. Any thoughts?
The Loneliest Planet (2011) | dir. Julia Loktev
This was not nearly as interesting as I thought it would be. Severely lacking in actual dialogue, especially when the theme and central conflict in the movie is all based on a single moment; which honestly isn’t that insanely pivotal to merit the intensity. I really like Gael García Bernal, which is mainly the reason for watching it…but it was just a little too bland throughout.