Prestige Films That Never Paid Me Back
Every one of these is called a masterpiece, and every one of them ended while I was still waiting for the part where it means something. ...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd .


High energy prologue agad by PTA. Ramdam mo na from the start na chaotic, ambitious, at very ensemble driven ito.

I experience this as a warm, funny coming of age story about growing up inside rigid structures and slowly learning to appreciate where I came from.


Stanley saying “Let’s take a break” really resonated with what I was thinking while watching.

I watched this after reading a trivia that this is the last film capturing the yellow LA streetlights before they were replaced by LED lights that emit white light.


The score is genuinely bothersome, and for me, it is the highlight of the film.


It has the same vibes as Goodfellas, The Godfather, and The Departed with its mafia centered story and criminal world.

Feels less like a mystery and more like watching people slowly break under pressure.


Maganda ang visuals. The symmetry and color palette are very deliberate, almost storybook-like.

Zone of Interest opens with almost four minutes of pure black paired only with a haunting synth sound.


I love how natural Nora and Agnes are. Rachel was also very natural in her performance.