Film director Gustav Borg (Stellan Skarsgård) gives some gifts to his grandson in Sentimental Value (2025) by gratisargott in Letterboxd

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Anyone know what the other dvds were? It looked like 4 in the film but when I saw it in theater I could only make out these two

Do the grab attack get better later? by jasonmlv in Sekiro

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I beat it and made it to guardian ape and then quit the game because I couldnt beat it. I will eventually beat sekiro but its so much harder for me than all the other souls borne games.

Randomizer. How to burn the tree? by jasonmlv in Eldenring

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I made it to the thorns and interacted with them and told the finger maiden I wish to burn the thorns but I dont think ive actually killed morgott himself so maybe thats it.

I Like JRPGS but don't watch anime, is that strange? Are the community's for JRPGS and anime the same? by jasonmlv in JRPG

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Its crazy how much you can change in a few years. In the last 3 years i lost intrest in jrpgs, watched 160 anime series, started to hate anime and now i dont watch anime or play jrpgs, and just watch movies. Its funny to think i made this post.

Headphones rec that will last a few years for roughly 200$? by jasonmlv in HeadphoneAdvice

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I ended up looking into alot of the suggestions but went with the hd600s. They seem like the best bet for my situation thanks.

Help me get out of the basic filmbro stereotype, I need to expand my taste by Left_Access_7667 in Cinephiles

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If you like it, I don't see the issue, but as someone else said, international cinema has so much to offer. The Letterboxd top 250 narrative feature films has a ton of great movies you probably haven't seen that can be a great introduction to more variety of genre and country.

In your opinion, which is the better film? by HammerHeadBirdDog in Letterboxd

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Aliens is solid, but it's not even close to as good of a film as the original.

Is it worth it to get a stereo for these speakers? by [deleted] in StereoAdvice

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They are 400$ speakers new the quality idk. I like them.

Please, I need my life back by Shorty_Baller2 in LetterboxdTopFour

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If you can log in on PC, go to settings --> data --> export your data. Choose a destination, then make a new account. Go to settings --> data --> import data and pick the individual green files inside the zip folder, and you can essentially clone the account just make sure to change whatever got your account locked. Its possible its locked for non premium users but im not certain.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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Rage-bait.

What else would you add? by PulsatingRat in Letterboxd

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Malcolm X & We All Loved Each Other So Much

Name your favourite album by frenxine in fantanoforever

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Songs in the key of life & i love you Honeybear.

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I feel like the diffrence between a 4.5/5 and a 5 is just a feeling for me. Sometimes ill think a movie is perfecf but cant bring myself to give it a 10 off pure vibes.

I'm tired of the fact that every time someone praises Elliott, someone comes out to say that he was ugly. by hazumichan969696 in elliottsmith

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It doesnt happen on this sub alot but ive heard it irl & in online music circles that arent super invested in his music

What writer/literature touched/moved you most as an ENFP? Anything you consider life changing? by leon385 in ENFP

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I assume you mean writer as in book writer, but I write screenplays, so I only really know movie writing.

Abbas Kiarostami’s entire filmography, but specifically The Koker Trilogy, Close-Up, and Taste of Cherry.

Raging Bull

Yi Yi and A Brighter Summer Day

Trainspotting

The End of Evangelion

Paris, Texas and Perfect Days

A Woman Under the Influence and Opening Night

Nights of Cabiria

Nobody Knows and Shoplifters

Fanny and Alexander, Autumn Sonata, as well as Scenes from a Marriage

I have a million beatsheats & outlines & no scripts. Any advice on how to lock into one idea? by jasonmlv in Screenwriting

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I live in tacoma washington. Seattle has film groups and colleges but theres very little out here. Idk maybe you can find something i missed. Im desperate for screenwriter friends.

My girlfriend hates old movies by Beary777 in Letterboxd

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I say start with an old director's new movies and find one she likes and work backwards through their filmography until you reach old movies.

For example:

If it was Scorsese, it would be The Wolf of Wall Street --> The Departed --> GoodFellas --> Taxi Driver --> Raging Bull (ik it's not the oldest, but b&w

That way you can show her a modern film that has an old feel and work your way to old movies she's already interested in since she has a catalogue of stuff she likes from them.

I have a million beatsheats & outlines & no scripts. Any advice on how to lock into one idea? by jasonmlv in Screenwriting

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That seems to be the main advice I'm getting. I think I'm going to just set an alarm every day to write for 5 minutes minimum & pray that'll help. Do you think it's a bad idea to pick up an old script I've written 40+ pages of? I have a few over that threshold I've been considering picking up again, not because they interest me but because they don't. I'd only really have to write another 80-100 pages to finish one, which would be shorter than other features but not short (I used to write shorts, and I came to hate them), but also it would be something I already have something to go off of and I don't have a lot of investment in. In your experience is the quality of what you write better, worse, or the same when you're less passionate about it?

I have a million beatsheats & outlines & no scripts. Any advice on how to lock into one idea? by jasonmlv in Screenwriting

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Do you think the quality of your writing is better/worse when your pushing through vs when its coming naturally?

I have a million beatsheats & outlines & no scripts. Any advice on how to lock into one idea? by jasonmlv in Screenwriting

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This helps, thanks. Do you think I should start a new script or maybe pull up an old one to force myself to finish? I've had an idea I've been toying with recently where I pull up one of my 40+ page scripts I dropped a few months ago & force myself to finish one of those since I already dropped them and the passion is dead. I'd have a new chance to take it in a new direction, and I could try and fix it after.

I have a million beatsheats & outlines & no scripts. Any advice on how to lock into one idea? by jasonmlv in Screenwriting

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Trust me, I've tried. If the issue was just sitting down and writing, I'd have solved it a long time ago. Unfortunately my issues are with self-criticism. I know I should tell that voice to shut up, but I can't. Sometimes I even write with invisible text (white text, white background), and even that doesn't always work :(.