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Rec'd on 🎥 WHAT ARE YOUR LAST FOUR WATCHED MOVIES AND WHAT WOULD YOU RANK THEM?

1. Beautiful Boy 2018 (idk why it took me so long to see it but truly such a beautiful film, as someone with real experience with addicts in the family that shit hit harder than a brick) - phenomenal, gorjusss 10/10 2. The pirate 1948 - Gene Kelly I want you and imma have you (he’s literally dead) 9/10 also RIP miss Judy Garland i love you. 3. Dragonslayer 1981 - I love a good 80s dark fantasy movie, and this one has a gay little cross-dressing nonbinary diva in it so 8/10 4. Black Narcissus 1947 - The imagery and the pure attention to detail in creating those majestic backdrops and sets, is enough to give this one a high score, andddd im such a sucker for themes of religious guilt and female sexual repression. But there is a lot of brown face in this movie that is really hard to get past once you clock it so 7/10.

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Apr 2, 2025

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i love the pirate so much

Apr 2, 2025

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