The lovely MettelRay is hosting her second My Movie Alphabet to celebrate 7th birthday of her blog. Here are the rules:
1. List your favourite actors, actresses, movies or directors from # to z
2. I allow a little wiggle room: you may list two under one letter* because it is vol 2 after all!
*in that case, the choices have to be from different categories – actor/director, actress/movie, etc.*
3. If you participated last time, don’t look at your first movie alphabet before vol 2 is ready
4. Comparisons in between your new alphabet and the previous one are highly encouraged
5. Post your Movie Alphabet Vol 2 by the 31st of May, link back to this post and let me know here in the comments or over at twitter @MettelRay (and use the hashtag mettelrayse7en)
6. Use one of the banners below in your post or create your own!
7. Most importantly, have a ton of fun!
Now here is my last alphabet from almost 5 years ago (how am I still alive right now?). As you can see it it was fairly well done, it looks kinda nice, it includes alternates and lengthy descriptions and thank fuck I only shat on X-Men without big Jackman role in it because right now it would be so embarrassing.
But during the last 5 years I have become significantly more tired and a lot dumber so I do apologize for this presentation I am doing on the last possible day, with half-assed, descriptions, no alternates and images that are frankly not up to my standards (if I had more time, it would look better).
This is like that Chandler thing. To paraphrase that scene - Happy Blog Birthday, Getter! I'm sorry.
#4 That is the number of times I saw Logan in the last 2 months. I know it should be something more movie-title specific but 1. I'm really tired 2. It's only Wednesday 3. there are only 5 comments under RF so I'm not that into blogging this week, I
AlienBefore Ridley Scott fucks it up completely with his prequel ideas (his half way there with fingering the flute and such in Covenant), here's to the best science fiction horror ever made.
Black SwanIt's still my all time favorite movie. I don't have to check the previous alphabet to know that this must have been my pick back then too.
CasinoAnd here's to the movie that I could watch every single day. The endlessly entertaining, quotable and fantastic work from Scorsese.
David FincherFincher has made the most movies that ended up in my top 100 of all time. Every new movie of his is an event and the only thing as fascinating as his movies is his process of making them.
Ed HarrisMy favorite actor and the only one out there that I can say this about - I've seen all the films he starred in.
Fury RoadThe most relentless and one of the most inspiring and beautiful action movies ever made.
Gone GirlOne of my all time anticipated movies that fully delivered and remains one of my most rewatchable favorites.
Every time Hugh Jackman does anything in my eyes it looks like this:
And this is me every time I witness him do whatever it is he is doing:
He makes the world a better, more joyful place.
In the Loop#4 of all time. It's my mission to make everyone see it because 1. it's awesome 2. it will inevitably lead to people watching The Thick of It and that is also something everyone needs to watch in their lives
Jason Statham and Jared Leto
The British J-boo and the American J-boo. If they are in something, I will watch it. No matter what it is. Or how much it sucks. There's also French J-boo Jean Dujardin but I haven't seen him in anything in ages, sadly.
KingsmanI can't believe the guy who made Kick-Ass also made this brilliant movie.
LoganI just love it so much. I'd say there are no words but I wrote so many about it already. And there are so so many yet to come.
Mulholland Drive#2 of all time. Though I only saw it twice. It's a film that really need to be seen in specific frame of mind an a truly surreal masterpiece.
Natural Born KillersOliver Stone's finest movie that was way ahead of its time at the time of release and still remains relevant to this day.
Out of Sight's Tub SceneOne of the hottest scenes ever accompanied by one of my all time favorite movie tracks, David Holmes' brilliant Tub Scene.
Prestige, The#5 of all time. Christopher Nolan's flawless masterpiece with the second best performance from Hugh, so appropriately cast as a man with real magic at his disposal. Also it's been like a decade since this was released and that Hugh Jackman cloning machine has still not been invented. What the fuck are you doing, science?
Quiz ShowSo underrated and so brilliant.
Ryan Gosling in comediesGosling is hit or miss for me but never in comedies where he is brilliant every single time. He makes me cry with how funny he can be and his little girl scream is truly legendary.
Snatch#3 of all time. If only Jason made more comedies and Ritchie stopped making asinine blockbusters.
Tom HardyOne of my absolute favorites. Charismatic, handsome, talented and he adores dogs. If it wasn't for him The Revenant would have put me into coma
UggieUggie now runs around in Heaven with other adorable dogs but we will never forget that time he graced us with his presence in The Artist and during that Oscar season he made so adorable.
Vanilla SkyOne of the most underrated movies of all time and a part of one of my favorite subgenres - science fiction romance.
Walter SobchakFuck it, dude. Let's go bowling.
X-Men:
No more reasons required.
Young Adult
Another underrated one, this list is filled with them. It's disturbing how relatable I find the main character here. But I suppose it could be worse. I could find...well. someone even worse to be relatable. Like Freddie Kruger. Or those women Lena Dunham plays in her every role. At least I'm skinny and have a pet. And that would be it. I'm just gonna scroll up and look at that gif now.
Zack and Miri Make a Porno
One of the funniest, most refreshing comedies ever made.