The Hobbit (1977)
For whatever reason, the “college film” has not been as malleable and consistent a format as the “high school film.”
Documentaries did not properly exist in 1922 as a cinematic form.
The Kid is Charlie Chaplin’s first feature film, and it is far from Chaplin’s peak, though still pretty great.
The script of this movie sounds like it was written by someone who borrowed a copy of “Internet Slang for Dummies” from the library.
The martial arts in it is world-class, especially the great finale mirror scene. The plot is a wonky spy thriller that I don’t have much interest in. Thankfully, Bruce Lee’s tremendous grace and physicality overrides any other deficiencies.
Satire is hard.
The sixth Harry Potter film is the beginning of the end of the series.
I do not subscribe to the philosophy of “so-bad-it’s-good” movie-watching, at least in a literal sense.
I kept waiting, for three hours, for The Batman to really sock me in the jaw.