Braveheart. Mainly just because I stumbled across some of the music from it in a "station" (more like a pre-selected playlist tbh, there's always just the same songs) on Google Music and it made me want to watch it again.

Mr. Gaga: A True Story of Love and Dance. And also Bobbi Jene, another documentary about one of the students from the first documentary. I'll probably never understand the symbolism behind most of the dances, but the movements are mesmerizing.

coco

Dean. It makes me wish I had a voicemail message from my mother.

On Body and Soul. I enjoyed it up to a point. The final act was disappointing. It felt like it was building up to be even darker, and I actually would have preferred it that way. Instead, it just fizzled. But overall, it was worth watching.

Sunday's Illness. Had some predictable moments. But overall it was well acted and the way the story evolved was interesting. Nice scenery and I also liked how it ended.

Kind of watched Ready Player One with my son today. I was half paying attention.

I"m watching The Help right now. I love this movie!

Bleach live action movie. It was pretty decent! :3

The Beyond. Slow, poorly acted, poorly written. Nothing about it seemed original.

Oh Lucy! It was okay, I guess. Had potential to be much better. Do I find it relatable that the main character would follow Josh Hartnett to another country after receiving a hug from him? Umm... maybe.

Oh, also Annihilation. Aside from the occasional nice imagery, I didn't really care for it.

^It did have nice imagery. It also made me want to be a tree.

I watched Venom and while it wasn't a good movie, it made me love Tom Hardy more.

I binge watched some movies last weekend on Netflix and Prime, I rewatched A Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxu because I hadn't seen it in a year or two. (Love that movie!) And the movie before that was Fiddler on The Roof cuz I had Tradtion stuck in my head.