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scriptedending February 22 2024, 19:51:23 UTC

Looking forward to Drive-Away Dolls and the Les Mis re-release! Saw Io Capitano a couple weeks ago, and it was very good.

Last night, we went to see Madame Web, and I genuinely had a great time! Our audience was fairly sparse - maybe 30 people - but we were definitely all on the same page in viewing the film as a comedy. We laughed A LOT! And honestly, it was a lot more self-aware than I was expecting from a lot of the comments slamming it. Like, yes, the villain sucked, the ADR was egregious, and there was no character development. But to me, that describes most superhero movies, except this one was fun?!?! I genuinely loved what Dakota Johnson did with the character... we need more awkward as fuck superheroes. Representation!!! Though I personally cannot relate to not knowing how to open a can of soda. I feel like everyone giving it 1/2 star on Letterboxd did not understand what it was going for, and I am sad for them!!

This weekend, a local theater group is hosting a nitrate festival, so we're seeing Spellbound on Saturday, ( ... )

moddchicc February 22 2024, 20:04:22 UTC

I felt that way a bit about Argylle, but not Madame Web. I wanted to give it a chance for Dakota and Sydney, but I was so bored and barely remember anything about it now.

carolinalily February 22 2024, 21:02:29 UTC

I love your take of Madame Web. I’ve seen some fun threads on twitter too and I feel like, hey at least it did better than Morbius, feminists unite!

Ps where to watch for Lovely, Dark and Deep is missing

scriptedending February 22 2024, 21:29:43 UTC

ty, fixed!!

beesknees7 February 23 2024, 22:24:54 UTC

so we're seeing Spellbound on Saturday, which will be a new-to-me Hitchcock.

Oooh, enjoy! I haven't seen it in years, but I remember Gregory Peck being next-level fine in it.

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