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Find below verbatim my review of Scream V last year: A good back-to-basics slasher requel that respects its origins and delivers. I think the killer’s motivation may not […]

Statham and Ritchie doing their things seems to still have its charm. I think it really comes through that they’re having fun making these. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/operation-fortune-ruse-de-guerre/

First I’ve watched of CK… pretty hilarious! source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/louis-ck-at-the-dolby/

One of those B-movies where I did “feel” something, where there was an effort to do more. It’s still pretty okay-at-best, but not a bad watch. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/the-tutor-2023/

A dysfunctional family on one last event of togetherness, where old secrets come to the fore and despite the love, hate and pains endured, some semblance of catharsis […]

Seems a pattern now. Netflix approves a film. Audience watches. Nice surprise. They approve a sequel with far less going on that made the first one pleasant. Ughhh. […]

15 years later. Still holds up! source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/rab-ne-bana-di-jodi/

Sometimes, I put myself through these B-movie experiences. Sometimes I’m surprised by some fresh nuggets of creativity lost in them. Here I was not. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/assassin-2023/

Strange seeing Sara Ali Khan in a film that otherwise looks straight out of the late 90’s. She deserved better, as did we. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/gaslight-2023/

For all the great performances in this ensemble, one can’t help but which they were assembled for something better. The Tarantino-fanboy hangover is not only ever-present but flaunted […]

A heist-caper with a hijacking felt unique enough, but it had more twists and turns to surprise, in a pleasant way. All-in-all, a fun watch that works more […]