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yeah especially the look back sounds very intriguing i

have a letterboxd list philadelphia film festival 2026 so if you want to take a look at it people

blugs all the way okay so obviously it hasn't been released properly yeah okay okay cool now i'm just looking at the look back now so yeah

Okay, so that's...

And it's Thelma and Louise.

by Ridley motherfucking Scott.

And it's I've written in my letterboxd review.

It's like, you know how you watch a movie some some years ago, you'll really love it.

I am Matt Patches, editor-in-chief of Polygon.

I am on Blue Sky and Letterboxd at Mr. Patches.

And also I'm doing another show podcast on YouTube called Point It Out.

This week I had a very interesting conversation with...

The sexual appeal of Michael Douglas.

People are being so mean to him on Letterboxd and reviews of this movie.

One of the lines that I got sent was his wretched little body, which I thought was really funny.

I mean, when he pulls up.

We've got 90% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, 75% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Letterboxd, 3.6 out of 5.

Some choice reviews.

Silent Dawn says, A vicious, nightmarish genre exercise with a swift punk sensibility to the escalating tension.

There's loads to discuss, I think, because, I mean...

I'm going to just quickly say what my opinion of this film is in general, usually.

I feel like after this watch, which is watch number three, according to Letterboxd, but I feel like it may have gone up in my estimations, but I've always thought it's all right.

but I feel like there's a better film in there that gets lost in the shuffle.

But this was just too good of a time to go back and remember all this stuff.

So remember, you can follow us on Letterboxd at Ghostbeast.

We have a list ranking all of the horror movies that we cover on there.

And I think we're going to have to go back and...

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