limo
September 17, 2025 at 5:58:23 AM
What's your favorite movie?:
bottoms
hi merlin, thanks for following me a while ago! unfortunately i removed you as i was quite overwhelmed with other, seemingly unknown, spam followers, people finding my site out of nowhere, and a blank account, one of whom has been mass following some other mutuals as well. i bookmarked those removed to filter and slowly add everyone back... so here i am! may i confirm that you are an adult, above 18! i hope you don't mind that i am asking to be your friend ^_^ thank you so much, i will take some time to check out your website soon!
Replied on: September 17, 2025 at 2:34:55 PM
hi, yes, i am over 18. no worries at all, hope you got all the business with the spam followers sorted. yeah, we can be friends! :p
Mt
September 3, 2025 at 2:25:07 AM
What's your favorite movie?:
Watchmen 09
I was wondering if you had any movie suggestions,I'm looking for something that's consciously aware of the ugliness of it but loves the beauty of it.
Replied on: September 17, 2025 at 2:22:09 PM
ahh what a lovely question—you gave me a real challenge with this one so i hope i can deliver. a handful of movies came to mind reading your request that i either haven’t seen or haven’t seen fully, so i’ll avoid those. also it’s mainly horror or horror-adjacent things because that’s what i watch & bc i interpreted the prompt as the beauty/ugliness dichotomy being more physical than emotional/situational
when i first read your question, i immediately thought visuals. i imagined 80s practical effects, which in the films i watch are employed to be grotesque and to be horrifying, but are so lovingly and artistically crafted. obviously the big name for this is the thing, but other solid examples include an american werewolf in london or fright night (if i remember it correctly—it’s been a while since i’ve seen it).
a little tonal difference here, but the gothic frequently balances these concepts, dealing with difficult topics amidst beautiful visuals. some examples are crimson peak and nosferatu (not my personal fave, but might be what you’re looking for)
combining the visuals with themes, really any critique of the beauty/aging industry could be fun, although these might be the inverse of what you’re looking for, as they start out with beautiful aesthetics and move into the gross (injury or bugs) or grotesque (body horror). these include the ugly stepsister, the substance (i have mixed opinions on this film, but i admit it was very well-received), or death becomes her (goofier & campier than anything else on here). i felt like these might be on the right track despite the more aesthetic difference from what you’re maybe looking for because the resolution is not like. a beautiful transformation or like “and she was beautiful all along” or anything. (although that’s not to imply they’re happy endings in all of them)
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August 21, 2025 at 7:23:32 PM
What's your favorite movie?:
Everything Everywhere All At Once [and] Primal Fear
Your site looks amazing! I really love the collage of the banner!
Replied on: August 22, 2025 at 4:23:27 PM
thank you thank you! i made the collage myself~~ also we're favorite movie twins (eeaao)
coffeeplant
August 13, 2025 at 3:35:59 AM
What a fantastic site!! Your movie reviews are such a joy to read, even if it's about a movie I enjoy that you might not necessarily like. I smiled when I saw the Raven Cycle was in your library-- it means a great deal to me. If you have undead cowboy OCs, I would love to learn about them. 
Replied on: August 16, 2025 at 11:20:28 PM
hi!! thank you so much! ahhh that's actually my favorite book series--i reread it at least once per year and i'm abroad right now so i had to buy a set to complete it hehe. ahhh yes my undead cowboy ocs... i've been drawing them all week (or. one of them as i finish her design) and i'm crossing my fingers i get this sheet of her done by the end of the weekend so i can move onto the next one lol
linc3po
February 15, 2025 at 12:13:52 PM
Love your reviews! Your Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice review reminded me of something I heard recently & absolutely hate: Netflix is supposedly telling its writers to explain everything in the dialogue because they believe people are only watching things in the background. It makes me so mad that they’re killing subtext & visual storytelling. I get so heated over this. But it was really well formulated review. Can’t wait to read more!
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Lind-Z
December 3, 2024 at 11:56:07 PM
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Lind-Z
December 3, 2024 at 11:54:13 PM
I think your review of wicked is incredibly well worded and touches on all of the elements that makes a film good (or not). I also thought the movie was fine but lackluster. Moreover, the singing wasn’t of Broadway quality and I don’t know why it needed to be as long as it was. Please respond <3
