I dropped out of film school and now I judge other people’s movies || Letterboxd: DropoutJacob

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Joined September 2023
Can’t stop thinking about the significance of the main vampire being Irish in SINNERS. He empathizes with the oppression of black Americans, but ultimately weaponizes his whiteness to become the thing he hated most by forcing his way of life onto them.
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 25: Twitches (2005)
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 24: The Witch (2015)
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 23: Halloween III: Season of the Witch
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 22: ParaNorman (2012)
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Josh O’Connor does not make sense as Bond at all but I want them to cast him so badly
Jack Lowden, Callum Turner and Josh O’Connor are among the actors in the mix to be the next James Bond. They are currently doing final auditions. (Source: Deadline)
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 21: Coraline (2009)
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I love that Nathan presses Billy on what he means when he says Elizabeth got really “fit” in prison because he knows Billy’s just making a disgusting comment about her weight due to her being starved in prison
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 20: Smile 2 (2024)
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This is the entirety of The Rise of Skywalker
Nothing worse than when you can tell a show REALLY regrets a prior writing choice and is trying to backtrack so hard
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 19: Milk & Serial
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Have you seen everything? Vill you see everything? Ven vill you see everything?
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You Can See Everything
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 18: An American Werewolf in London (1981)
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Baffling choice to have Scarlett Johansson play a singer
#nw at the Montclair Film Festival RAY GUNN dir. Brad Bird
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 17: Ginger Snaps (2000)
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#nw at the Montclair Film Festival RAY GUNN dir. Brad Bird
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Dropout Jacob🍿 retweeted
Best Original Score #FYC
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#nw 🎃31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN🎃 Day 16: Beetlejuice (1988)
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Dropout Jacob🍿 retweeted
The two movies dominating film discourse this weekend are a new restoration of a film from 1971 and a 3 hour documentary from Nathan Fielder. What a time to be alive.
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