Recent content by PerGron

Yeah I just left Sentimental Value an hour or so ago and I don't think I loved it. I liked the characters but something about it just didn't do it for me. That said, Stellan Skarsgard is being added to my shortlists.

man I'm stoked to see how our top 20s compare this year.

I’m okay with that

All the Grinches and Scrooges out here bahing their humbugs. Christmas is my favorite and Christmas music is a year round one for me. I’m partial to That’s What Christmas Means to Me by Stevie Wonder and also of course Fairytale of New York by the Pogues

My Shortlists (Keeping in mind so far I've seen almost 300 movies this year) Now, there's a few movies I've yet to catch (Marty Supreme, Sentimental Value, Rental Family, SpongeBob, It Was Just an Accident, The Secret Agent, amongst a few others) that could sneak in if I see them before...

So sometime between Christmas and New Years, @TheOriginalTiki and I will be doing our live stream for The Third Annual Golden Tikis nominations. It'll be a good time where we each announce one nomination, then two wildcards that YOU the audience get to vote between. It's been fun in years past...

I’ve been trying to get an indoor Blade Runner land off the ground for years at this point lol

So here comes PerGron the contrarian, but I actually really enjoyed Fire and Ash. I think it’s the perfect follow up to the original film and while I agree The Way of Water looks beautiful, I really didn’t jive with that movie because it felt incomplete and that nothing really of substance...

Dark mode because I’m not an actual psychopath

So legendary director of some of the greatest family films and comedies of all time (The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally, Stand By Me, Misery) Rob Reiner and his wife murdered today. Obviously horrific and tragic and I wish the best to his friends and family impacted, but as a cinephile...

1. There’s too many to choose from honestly. I think Age of Magic in 1986 remains my favorite all-around project, but the entirety of the Everett Eerie backstory from that same game is strong, my personal Wild Kingdom project shows my commitment to realism when it comes to animal projects, but...

no words just vibes comp

Absolutely it’s more than that. I was worried going into it too, and while it’s certainly sad I really don’t think it’s the child death element that wrecks you more than the catharsis of the last 15 minutes. It’s easily my favorite ending of the entire year and it’s not even remotely close...

Hamnet is a masterpiece

Rarely. Bad movies are also not my thing