Savannah

Completed my watch of the Coen’s filmography only to realize that I am a Llewyn Davis fan first and a person second.

Updated:

About an hour out before I trust Ethan…one last time

My updated ranking:

It’s finally March

How it feels to be totally uninvested in this Awards season

Stop the count we’re already at the height of cinema

I wish I had a record player only so I can listen to my man Jim

Beginning my first Sundance with Sorry, Baby

Tried to fix my art walls and ended up breaking a frame (plastic thank god), having no hanging wire, and seeing my command strips peeled the drywall. It’s going great.

A monstrous janky Ian Holm face CGI’d into Alien Romulus

If an awards body is highlighting this over Furiosa, well, that’s all you really need to know

Severance is back and I almost cried when I saw my work family again.

Can proudly say I’m doing my first online Sundance with Plainclothes and Omaha!

Fulfilling the before thirty prophecy of trying out running (my legs hurt) and learning how to crochet (I can do a granny square now)

Very On Brand for me

God I love TCM

Books Read in 2024

2024 Letterboxd Stats Ft. the TCM Effect 😌

My Top 50ish 2024 Releases

a woman in a blue and white shirt and shorts is sitting on a bench with her legs crossed . ALT: a woman in a blue and white shirt and shorts is sitting on a bench with her legs crossed .

Dusting off my bar license and diving into Juror #2

The time has finally come

More and more, I am convinced the way forward is for studios to start playing Moneyball again. Stop depending on home runs and support films that get on first. A billion dollar box office should be seen for what it is: an anomaly, not a vital element of your business plan.

You’ve Got Mail has become one of my favorite birthday traditions

Thank you, friend!

Last Birthday of my Twenties let’s goooooooo

Now that I’m older and culturally conscious, I think it’s insane that my introduction to Idina Menzel was Enchanted, where she famously DOES NOT SING.

You'll Never Make the Six: Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) When I was younger, 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' felt like a peek into a secret world of men that I knew so little about.

“Revisiting PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES every year is about more than just having something to put on TV after stuffing ourselves full of food & attempting to come down from our own holiday travel nightmares. It’s a reminder that strangers, like family, are worth some extra patience & kindness.”

*taps mic* as a representative for Trap Nation, I’d like to comment that this is a major win for us