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A ★★★ review of Quiz Show (1994) And as we enter the final week of January 2026 (???), we’ve got another Best Picture Loser up for our Movie Club picks. Ryan — his profile — rounds out the month with Robert Redford’s real-life Americ...

And ‘Quiz Show’ by Robert Redford rounded out our January picks for Movie Club. This just really never got into second gear for me. It has its moments and the cast is great, but it’s not nearly as interesting as it thinks it is.

#filmsky #letterboxd #movieclub 🍿

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A ★★★½ review of District 9 (2009) January rolls along! Somehow, someway, we’re already closing in on the end of the month and with a likely massive snowstorm hitting my area on the east coast this weekend, I expect to get some good mo...

‘District 9’ marked our third Best Picture Loser for January 2026 and this was my first time seeing it all the way through!

Enjoyed it quite a bit.
Sharlito is going god-tier as the lead, horrible villain performance though from the guy opposite of him.

#filmsky #letterboxd
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A ★★★½ review of The Elephant Man (1980) was watching the Golden Globes on Sunday until my totally-legitimate stream went down, and thus, I moved forward with a palette cleaner from Greenland 2: Migration earlier today.  The second full week...

our second Movie Club film of the year (my pick) was David Lynch’s ‘The Elephant Man’. It marked the first Lynch viewing for the rest of Movie Club, while it marked yet another for me and this is bottom-tier Lynch for me.

It’s still GOOD, but lacks in what I love from him. #filmsky

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A ★★★★ review of Little Miss Sunshine (2006) I think it’s genuinely insane that Children’s Beauty Pageants aren’t just a thing, but are still a thing, and that they seem to be such a notable thing for young girls in America (unsure if it’s a wor...

January 2026 kicks off a month of “Best Picture Losers” and our first pick was Little Miss Sunshine (2006), a movie one ONE of us had ever seen before.

really enjoyed it, specifically the Paul Dano & Steve Carell performances.

#filmsky #letterboxd

My Review: letterboxd.com/nvpfilm/film...

started a Movie Club with some friends, and we’re now beginning our THIRD YEAR ‼️

been a blast to have movies to watch with friends every week, some spurring more discussion than others. regardless! it’s been neat discover new stuff with others #filmsky

Link to last year’s movies: boxd.it/BtmsS

A ★★★ review of Quiz Show (1994) And as we enter the final week of January 2026 (???), we’ve got another Best Picture Loser up for our Movie Club picks. Ryan — his profile — rounds out the month with Robert Redford’s real-life Americ...

And ‘Quiz Show’ by Robert Redford rounded out our January picks for Movie Club. This just really never got into second gear for me. It has its moments and the cast is great, but it’s not nearly as interesting as it thinks it is.

#filmsky #letterboxd #movieclub 🍿

boxd.it/cPLIH3

A ★★★½ review of District 9 (2009) January rolls along! Somehow, someway, we’re already closing in on the end of the month and with a likely massive snowstorm hitting my area on the east coast this weekend, I expect to get some good mo...

‘District 9’ marked our third Best Picture Loser for January 2026 and this was my first time seeing it all the way through!

Enjoyed it quite a bit.
Sharlito is going god-tier as the lead, horrible villain performance though from the guy opposite of him.

#filmsky #letterboxd
boxd.it/cM4sS7

A ★★★½ review of The Elephant Man (1980) was watching the Golden Globes on Sunday until my totally-legitimate stream went down, and thus, I moved forward with a palette cleaner from Greenland 2: Migration earlier today.  The second full week...

our second Movie Club film of the year (my pick) was David Lynch’s ‘The Elephant Man’. It marked the first Lynch viewing for the rest of Movie Club, while it marked yet another for me and this is bottom-tier Lynch for me.

It’s still GOOD, but lacks in what I love from him. #filmsky

boxd.it/cB2o2j

A ★★★★ review of Little Miss Sunshine (2006) I think it’s genuinely insane that Children’s Beauty Pageants aren’t just a thing, but are still a thing, and that they seem to be such a notable thing for young girls in America (unsure if it’s a wor...

January 2026 kicks off a month of “Best Picture Losers” and our first pick was Little Miss Sunshine (2006), a movie one ONE of us had ever seen before.

really enjoyed it, specifically the Paul Dano & Steve Carell performances.

#filmsky #letterboxd

My Review: letterboxd.com/nvpfilm/film...

started a Movie Club with some friends, and we’re now beginning our THIRD YEAR ‼️

been a blast to have movies to watch with friends every week, some spurring more discussion than others. regardless! it’s been neat discover new stuff with others #filmsky

Link to last year’s movies: boxd.it/BtmsS

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Glen Powell photographed by Theo Wenner for the Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue. 📷

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A ★★★½ review of The Testament of Ann Lee (2025) Hmm. A complicated one for me, more than expected. I’d seen mostly nothing but overwhelming praise for The Testament of Ann Lee since its first festival premiere, and having been swept up and overwhel...

11. The Testament of Ann Lee
dir. Mona Fastvold

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A ★★★★ review of Three Days of the Condor (1975) lmao, what the actual ever-loving fuck was I doing when I gave this 2.5 Stars a few years ago??? Apparently crazy pills were in fashion and I was on them, because after returning to this for a screeni...

10. Three Days of the Condor
Dir. Sydney Pollack

#pff34 #filmsky #letterboxd

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A ★★★★½ review of Train Dreams (2025) brother, brother, brother… what a fucking amazing movie. I went into Train Dreams completely blind aside from knowing the cast, and I was just taken aback by the beauty of it all. Without a doubt, som...

9. Train Dreams
dir. Clint Bentley

#pff34 #filmsky #letterboxd

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A ★★★½ review of The Mastermind (2025) Officially halfway through my watchlist for the 2025 Philly Film Festival as of tonight! And walking into this, I had mixed expectations. On the positive side, I thought the trailer looked quite nice ...

8. The Mastermind
Dir. Kelly Reichardt

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A ★★★★ review of Jay Kelly (2025) We’re closing in on ten years since Hail, Caesar! arguably George Clooney’s last truly important, remarkable film performance — of course ignoring his return as Bruce Wayne in The Flash — but finally,...

7. Jay Kelly
Dir. Noah Baumbach

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A ★★½ review of Frankenstein (2025) Death begetting death begetting death begetting death at a pace that feels teetering on the edge of torture at times. Guillermo Del Toro’s long-awaited Frankenstein is one of the most disappointing pr...

6. Frankenstein
Dir. Guillermo Del Toro

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A ★★★ review of Rental Family (2025) honestly just gonna keep this one short & sweet because I don’t have much to say about it. If you’ve seen the trailers, you mostly know what you’re getting into. It’s got tons of heart and is quite th...

5. Rental Family
Dir. Hikari

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A ★★★½ review of No Other Choice (2025) Continuing a long weekend of movies at the 2025 Philadelphia Film Festival, is the latest from Park Chan-wook, someone I have a huuuuuuge blind spot for. Having only seen Oldboy and The Handmaiden, I’...

4. No Other Choice
Dir. Park Chan-wook

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A ★★★★ review of Bugonia (2025) I’ve see at least one person using the phrase “for the sickos” with Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest, Bugonia, and having now seen it for myself at the Philly Film Festival, I can confirm that it is an apt de...

3. Bugonia
Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

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A ★★★★ review of Sirāt (2025) A movie that dares to finally answer the age old question, “what if William Friedkin‘s Sorcerer followed a father and son and was also several times more traumatic?” Went into this one as blind as pos...

2. Sirāt
Dir. Oliver Laxe

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A ★★★★½ review of Wake Up Dead Man (2025) Kicking things off at this year’s Philadelphia Film Festival with the latest from Rian Johnson, what has become a staple for me since my first fest back in 2019 with Knives Out. Not-so-surprisingly, I...

1. Wake Up Dead Man
Dir. Rian Johnson

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who would have guessed that I’d fail to post about attending the annual Philadelphia Film Festival? Me. I would have guessed.

Anyways!
Been a fun couple of days to kick things off.
Will (try to) keep updating this thread as I see more movies from this years festival! #pff34 #filmsky #letterboxd

I’m just baffled at how this Phase is over and ending on Ironheart rather than ending with Doomsday or Secret Wars.

Like…
I feel it’d make sense to have Phase 6 end with Doomsday as this big shocking finale, and then Secret Wars kicks off the exciting new status quo.

shoutout to the Barnes & Noble Summer Criterion Sale.

Two hauls completed.
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28 Years Later (2025)
dir. Danny Boyle

A ★★★½ review of 28 Weeks Later (2007) Not as strong as the original, but when this thing is cooking… it’s really cooking! That opening specifically is pretty incredible, and while I don’t really care about the kids in this, the family dyn...

Annnnnnd…

My review of 28 Weeks later on Letterboxd:

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A ★★★★ review of 28 Days Later (2002) kinda felt that I was in for something good good with how this opened, and then going from that chaos to the slow-build of Cillian Murphy wandering around a totally deserted London before he comes fac...

Meant to post my review of 28 Days Later the other day… but alas. I did just finish the sequel a little while ago though, so now here’s both of them!

My review of 28 Days Later on Letterboxd:

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