Matt BirchlerMovie #89: Out of Sight
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Movie #95: Shin Godzilla
Highly recommend not watching the dubbed version of this. I toggled over a few times and the English acting is…rough. Subs FTW.
Movie #97: Kill Bill: Vol. 1
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Movie #100: Shutter Island
Figured I could do a spooky movie and a Scorsese flick at at once 😉
Movie #101: After Hours
Not technically spooky, but this is also a bit of a nightmare for the protagonist.
Movie #105: A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Also a young Laurence Fishburne who proves he’s always been cool as hell.
Movie #111: A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)
I knew it wouldn't be great, but I hoped for more than this 😕
Movie #113: Drag Me to Hell
2 movies by lunchtime? Yes, I am enjoying my week off 😜
Movie #114: True Lies
Also acknowledging that parts of this have not aged great.
Movie #115: [REC]
The biggest bummer here is despite the Apple TV version of this supposedly having the original Spanish audio, the player only let me use the English dub.
Movie #121: The Nun
It feels more like a bad theme park ride than a film with an actual story to tell.
Movie #123: Clear and Present Danger
Not that it’s super important, but this movie might have the most obviously ADR’d lines in a movie I’ve ever seen.
Movie #131: The Nightmare Before Christmas
Shameful I waited this long to see it!
Movie #135: The Creator
Watched this one yesterday, but got so caught up in updating the site I forgot to post the actual review 🙃
Movie #138: Anatomy of a Fall
I waffled on “good” vs “great” for this one, and I think my answer could vary by the day. If you’re remotely interested in this one, I highly recommend it.
teisam@teisam Not a stupid question! Custom names were actually in the original, and there’s code on the back end to handle it, but I don’t have a UI for setting them right now.
I removed it about a year ago when I saw nobody (including myself) using it, and I wanted to simplify the UI a bit. I’ll consider bring it back, though!
Lou Ciccone
Jordan Morgan
Ravi 
@matt Never heard of it, but the Great has me intrigued.
What did you watch it on?
cliff538
Rowan Johnson [has moved]
Mike Burke@matt Sorry, the fact that you haven’t seen it until now is surprising. I am 100% on board with the review.
In addition to being a great movie, it is also really technically impressive. I think the Corridor Crew team did a pretty cool breakdown about it at some point (or maybe it was multiple small mentions).
But hey, welcome to the club!
Tim Chaten
Steven Op de beeck@stevenodb haha, well one thing that helped was deciding I wanted to watch a lot of stuff, so that got me in the habit of just picking something and going.
Also Letterboxd is a great resource for seeing what other people are excited about right now, and I can always find something on the front page there if I'm not sure what to watch.
Brian DearInteresting. This was a smash blockbuster hit when it came out in 1987 ($320 million worldwide). Audiences loved it. Farthest thing from boring. I guess mileage varies.