Movies

Reincarnation, but fluffy. If you are emotionally stable, this movie will test that claim.

A man ages backwards, and the movie quietly asks what ‘a life’ even means when time refuses to cooperate.

Two people fall in love through a mailbox that refuses linear time. It’s romantic sci-fi, but gentle and strangely calming.

Everything converges. Multiple endings that are all earned. Grown adults cry about a hobbit going home and they are right to do so.

Everything gets worse. The fellowship is in pieces, the odds are impossible, and somehow a battle sequence involving a fortress and ten thousand orcs is not even the most emotionally devastating part of the film.

A hobbit leaves home and immediately regrets it. Nine strangers become a family, then immediately stop being a family. The longest setup in cinema history and you will not notice.

Green hater tries to cancel Christmas, learns feelings exist. Jim Carrey’s face does things no face should do.

Prison drama that gently convinces you everything is unfair, then finishes the job. You will not be the same after the final scene. It's the story of the hero we will never diserve.

Death itself decide to go on holyday. Does it go to the Bahamas like any basic bitch? Nope! Maybe Cabo like like every other primordial concept that rule existance? Niet! Death borrows Brad Pitt’s face and learns about love, life, and peanut butter. Slow, romantic, weirdly sincere.

A magical mask turns a shy guy into a cartoon tornado. The physics are illegal and that’s why it works.

An absolute c*nt of a man relives the same day until he becomes a better person. It’s therapy, but with a time loop and way more snow.

A clown takes a job as a handyman in an apartment building. The landlord is the butcher. The tenants eat well. The clown does not read the room. Jeunet's debut is beautiful, insane, and has no business being this funny about cannibalism.