'You Can See Everything (If You're North* American)'

When I watched the new “Resident Evil” in its release day, I was finding the main actor quite familiar, but couldn’t recall where I did see him before. Then, after the lights turned on, I did check on Wikipedia who was that guy and I learnt he was the same drug addicted guy from “Weapons”. Damn, I couldn’t believe it! I mean, he got so different on “Resident Evil” that you think it’s two completely different persons, as you can see in the picture above.

But anyway, he acted so wonderfully well in “Resident Evil” that he deserves some sort of recognition/awards for such role. Congratulations, Austin Abrams! I hope you have a bright career from now on! Best wishes!

Cronenbergs most personal work. A movie with such a great premise and eerie tone that delivers its ideas greatly with enough cronenberg edge mixed in at the end.

Try if you love cronenberg or body horror.

Phase IV directed by graphic designer Saul Bass

Tough Guys Don't Dance directed by author and journalist Norman Mailer

One Eyed Jacks directed by actor Marlon Brando

The Alamo directed by actor John Wayne

The Guyver directed by special effects artists Steve Wang and Screaming Mad George

Has anyone seen that masterpiece it was hella meaningful if you know how to see that if you didn't seen it I deff recommend it. Lately I've seen that and it become one of my favorites I've seen it twice and I wonder what u guys thinking about it

I think I'm on a generational run..

if you've seen the film, what are your thoughts on it?

It's not the normal one I get whenever Letterboxd is down, so I was wondering if it was just me.

So far, my favorite is Wings of Desire from Wim Wenders, where it has Peter Falk and his world famous ability of being to feel the presence of angels watching over him while he orders black coffee.

He's also wishes to be good at drawing someday. He hopes, he hopes, he hopes.

Which of these scores surprised you the most? Any thoughts?