Marcos

**Week #22: **I did not enjoy this movie as much as I wanted on a rewatch. I understand the underlying story of a Mexico in transition, just like our duo, but I did not really connect with that part. But on a rewatch, I was not even into the main plot. First time around, the excitement kept me hooked, but that novelty wore off on the second go. What a shame. I could not connect with this as much. I still like the raw nature of the film, but I had enough.

**Week #21: **Cute, fun and cute & fun movie. Really enjoyed it, thought the singing would annoy me, but turns out it was just hearing hungarian voice actors aing all throughout my childhood that made me dislike disney musicals. Well, maybe also the princess story part. But I really enjoyed how innocent this movie is, but not holding back any punches on the villain's end. Maybe I'll watch more Disney musicals. My one critique of this movie is that you can feel this, for a lack of a better descriptor, "millenial humor" seeping through. It is tolerable here, but I know that it rots everything after this movie came out. Thank god the animators understood humor so much well!

**Week #21: **I don't know what kind of psychopath of hungarian television decided to air Downfall at 7 pm on TWO SEPARATE CHANNELS, but I thought I'd sit through it. What a miserable, blood-boiling experience. Poisining choir kids... blowing yourself with your family... all in the name of a political party. Fucking hell... What a day to watch this after Tangled

**Week #20: **Out of everything I watched for the first time for this challenge, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was the one I wanted to revisit the most. These sorts of "hangout movies" are a new breed for me, my family and friends were never into them so I got to taste them on my own. This and Ferris Bueller are my favorites so far. I love Tarantino as a filmmaker. I love watching interviews with him and admire his love for movies, and how far that took him. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is him at his most mature I believe. Especially after watching Kill Bill Vol. 1, I wanted to reevaluate him, and then it retroactively made me appreciate this movie more. There's no unnecessarily edgy stuff like in Pulp Fiction, this is just a day in Hollywood where six months after shit goes nuts. I liked Pulp Fiction for how it showed separate lives and stories interconnecting in one day, but that movie has desperate elements that make me not want to revisit it. This one is just Pulp Fiction, but instead of crime it is movie making. And I love seeing that process! Nowhere near a perfect film, goodness no, it is flawed, but it is such a great time that I'd love to revisit it over and over again. Especially the ending. That never gets old.