Margaret Qualley, Mikey Madison, Sydney Sweeney, all supporting characters in #OnceUponATimeInHollywood (2019) Shows Tarantino's incredible eye for talent.

Novacaine (2025): That boy Huey don't feel shit! Laughs and awkwardness. Some creative action scenes and planned stunts. 8.0/10 #latenight #recommend

Mickey 17 (2025) R-Pats gets cloned, crushed, and cooked. Giant pill bugs try to be our friends. Mickey 18 is a douche. Lots of hidden symbolism but I was too tired to process it. 7.4/10

Social media brings good and bad... My "bad" is the podcast clips that literally say nothing of importance with bold subtitles and inspirational music in the background.

Sinners (2025): Boy if you don't know bettah, that southern blues and vampire heat gon' take you there. Swampy, bloody, soulful. Hailee Steinfeld, you are my queen. 8.5/10 #gobills

It is kinda hilarious that our offensive scheme is “Josh Allen and the power of friendship” And what’s even funnier is it’s the best offensive scheme we’ve ever had

Freaky Tales (2024): loved the rap battle scene, and the chapter storytelling where everything ties together. Too Short is a great narrator. Great cast. Pedro mah dood. Ben Mendelsohn always egregiously good at playing a total piece of shit. 8/10

I'm hoping for a return to form in the Last of Us Season 3. Maybe this whole new set of characters and environments will give the series it's spark back.

Superman (2025): a refreshing take on the superhero genre. Had enough dramatic elements but still a lot of fun. James Gunn has a rhythm that just meshes well with fast paced action and enough faith in the audience to move the story along. A solid 9/10

Peacemaker season 2 was a pleasure to watch. Truly a funny and entertaining story.

Weapons (2025) — A unique experience and a refreshing take on the genre. Great acting all around, with plenty of WTF and perfectly timed comic relief. Bold, unsettling, try not to cover your eyes. 8.7/10

Recommend everyone give "The Perfect Neighbor" a watch on Netflix. Sometimes difficult to process, but it's rooted in reality. The vision of the filmmaker was impressive.

Fantastic Four (2025): This is one of "Guardians of the Galaxy" type superhero movies that gives me hope for the next generation. It was different, creative, well-written, great visuals, unique casting. Is Marvel back? Solid 9/10

Something weird about 33, feel like I've aged ten years in ten months.

Maxxxine (2024): A familiar Ti West slow burn, with heavy stylized thematic elements. Totally 80s. Mia Goth is a great actress, but Kevin Bacon steals the show in his character acting. The story felt chopped towards the end. Still a solid flick and ending to the X trilogy. 7.9/10

On this day in 2020, Tre White forces the fumble and Jerry Hughes finds the endzone as Buffalo clinches their first division title in 25 years!

One Battle After Another (2025) — stellar cast. Benicio Del Toro steals the show in a supporting role, but Sean Penn, Teyana Taylor, and Regina Hall are all excellent. Great acting and pacing throughout. Bold, stylized filmmaking and a truly unique plot. 9/10

Watched the STRANGER THINGS finale last night SPOILERS: So beware. There was something quietly beautiful, and a little bittersweet, about that scene with the four kids on the roof, promising they’d meet there every year. Watching it now, older and with a bit more life behind

Stranger Things is a show that means a lot to me. Watching the kids and actors grow throughout the seasons gives you a deep connection to the characters. I am satisfied with the ending and although not perfectly executed, it closed the series in a thoughtful and meaningful way.

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