Possession (1981) My Dinner with Andre (1981) The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) The End of Evangelion (1997) btw my letterboxd is treylikesmovies (I do like movies this is not a lie)
Mar 23, 2024

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and i am a casual movie watcher Marie Antoinette (2006) Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) Poor Things (2023) Garden State (2004) (not mentioned: Rudolph’s Shiny New Year (1976))
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Grey Gardens (1975) 3 Women (1977) SAFE (1995) Mullholland Drive (2001) * I always have about a dozen films churning in and out of my Lettrboxd rotation but these four have been in my personal top ten list for as long as I can remember.
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a godsend for rabid cataloguers and music nerds. I find the best jams on there and it’s just a dream the way its organized. if you know what this website is i’m sure you are just as annoying as I am
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its GREEN!!! and it's delicious. not many green things are delicious on their own.
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Lee Moon-Sae has some great anthems in the korean ballad genre (basically just really cheesy synthpop with instrumentals that sound like karaoke). He’s got these amazingly passionate vocals on all of his tracks and despite the language barrier, there’s always moments where I feel his energy and understand him. This record is my favorite. As for folk music, which has got to be my favorite genre, I’ve been a fan of what Minhwi Lee has been putting out recently, especially their record Hometown to Come. Their voice is beautiful — great music for lounging around or a nice rainy day. Whenever! One more: some great K-pop from Yukika. Contagious energy and some cathartic dance jams. Hope you find something cool in these recs!
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