#moviethoughts

[maddipinkkitty]

Tall Girl COULD have worked if instead of micro-focusing on tallness, they expanded the premise to how women are taught to look a certain way in society-and have that premise work for not just Jodie, but maybe her friends as well. And how bullying is super impactful and wrong, with her being bullied for being tall as only an introduction to that topic.

[russiaenigma]

The Last Station (2009)

Today I cried because of two thing. First, because Anna Karenina. Second, because i watched The Last Station (2009).

a biographical movie about Leo Tolstoy.

This movie tell us a drama between Tolstoy, his family, and fames that he receive in his successfull career as writer. The conflicts started when sofya (Tolstoy wife) and Chertkov ( a devoted tolstoyan) arguing about Leo Tolstoy copyrights. Chertkov would like Tolstoy copyrights to be given to Russian society while sofya want it to be given to her family.

Seems pretty simple but this movie actually explore a lot. Such as like a love. Despite all the quarrel and different point of view that Tolstoy and her wife has, they both are one. There's something about love itself between both of them that can't be separated of.

Here, Valentin Bulgakov, Tolstoy secretary, saw it in his eyes, that love isn't a sin or something to be shameful of.

When bulgakov asked Tolstoy does he love his wife, Tolstoy answered :

"When I was courting Sofya, she was so young and pure, it seemed impossible that I'd ever have her. I didn't want to tell her how I felt and I wanted to tell her nothing else. So I wrote down a string of letters and asked her if she could decipher them. She looked completely confused, thinking it was a game or... I gave her one clue. The firs two Y's, I said, stand for "your youth" and then the most miraculous thing happened. She simply spoke the phrase, my phrase as if she had read my mind. In that moment, we both knew we would always be together. For those first years, we were incredibly happy, terrifyingly happy."

Being in love—or simply being with someone you believe in or trust—doesn't mean they should resemble you in every way. It doesn't mean they should be your twin in your views on political matters, favorite movies, music, etc. What we truly seek is a nurturing person who fulfills us in a way that no one else can. We need someone who can see beyond what others see in us and who is willing to dive deep into the despair within us.

However, there can often be misunderstandings in this context. Sometimes, when love expresses itself too forcefully, claiming to know what’s best for us, we may feel betrayed—betrayed by our true selves. But doesn’t being companions for each other mean becoming one, rather than remaining separate souls?

Actually I don't know what I'm talking about but I'm really crying.

I am the work of your life, you are the work of mine. That's what love is! - sofya tolstaya

[doom-generations]

movie thoughts: obsession (2026)

i'm chilled to the bone in a way i haven't been in quite some time.

it definitely has flaws and it is not perfect, but i do think what this film was able to achieve on a very low budget should be commended, and i think it'll go down as a modern horror classic.

inde navarette absolutely commanded this movie. it wouldn't have worked without a very dedicated performance and she delivers.

again, its not perfect, but it's a big win for horror, for original films, for low budget films and for cinema as a whole.

[doom-generations]

movie thoughts: Backrooms (2026)

liked it, didn't love it.

the exploration of the backrooms is entrancing. my main problem is the more i learned about the mythology behind them, the less interested i became.

this did lead me to seek out the series of short films kane persons made and those really highlight what i did like about the movie; the vibe, the abstract, the unknown.

chiwetel ejiofor is great in it. that man pretty much always delivers.

its still highly impressive for a 20 year-old's debut film, but i'd sooner revisit his youtube content than this film.

[metaphorcomputers]

Send Help (2026) — a survival story that quietly hurts

There’s something deeply unsettling about being stranded with only one other person and no way to call for help. Send Help (2026) leans into that fear and turns it into a slow-burn survival thriller that feels painfully human.

The film follows two strangers who survive a plane crash and end up isolated on a remote island. No rescue. No signal. Just time, hunger, and the growing weight of uncertainty. What starts as cooperation slowly shifts as emotions surface—fear, frustration, hope, and doubt all fighting for control.

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This isn’t a loud, action-heavy survival movie. It’s quiet. Tense. Almost lonely. The silence does a lot of the storytelling, making every conversation feel important and every decision feel heavy. You don’t just watch the characters survive—you feel the isolation with them.

Sam Raimi’s direction adds a psychological edge that keeps the story grounded. The focus stays on the characters rather than spectacle, which makes the tension feel real. The performances are raw and believable, especially in moments where words fail and expressions say everything.

Send Help is best experienced through official streaming platforms once it’s available. Legal platforms also offer offline viewing, which means you can watch in high quality without the risks that come with unofficial downloads.

If you like survival stories that explore the human mind just as much as the environment, Send Help (2026) is worth your time. It’s not just about staying alive—it’s about what survival does to people when hope feels distant.

[tha4adda]

The Gorge Movie Review: When Love Stares Into the Abyss

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Two towers. One forbidden abyss.

Levi and Drasa guard opposite sides of a mysterious gorge. No contact. No questions. Just watch. But isolation breaks rules, and silence creates connection.

As the gorge stirs below, their bond becomes dangerous

As the gorge stirs below, their bond becomes dangerous. What hides in the darkness isn’t just a monster, but the truth behind the mission.

A slow, haunting mix of sci-fi, romance, and horror. Love, loneliness, and the cost of crossing the line.

[imunbreakabledude]

watching american psycho for the first time in my life and nothing could've prepared me for patrick bateman, famed cinematic character patrick bateman of which I thought I knew much already, having a fucking le mis poster framed in his otherwise greyscale minimalist apartment

[hotpotdragon]

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