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August was a rollercoaster. She pretty
much spent the whole month glued to her screen; finished a K-Drama (Miss Night
and Day), watched tons of “Run for Your Life!” kind of movies, and she managed
to complete the entire episode of Kaiju No. 8 in just one sitting. She also
finished a non-fiction book and get back to exercising regularly which made her
feel less guilty about all those screen marathons.
Here’s a rundown of the movies she
watched this month:
- A Quiet Place: Day One (2024). She gave it a 6/10, fully understood that cats have nine lives.
- Two Blue
Hearts (2024). She gave it a 7/10, and the movie made her think
twice about having kids.
- As Above
So Below (2014). She gave it a solid 10/10 as a big fan of Found
Footage movies.
- Longlegs
(2024). She gave it a 5/10, a little disappointed because everyone on
the internet kept talking about the movie, but it turned out to be far from her
expectations.
- In The
Tall Grass (2019). She gave it a 9/10, the movie is so gripping that
it keeps her on the edge of her seat, exactly what she’d expect from a Stephen
King movie.
- The Mist (2007). She’d give
it a hundred if she could/10. Let the rating she gave speak for itself.
- The ruins
(2008). Same as the previous movie; 100/10, the movie is so good that
she couldn’t look away for a second. And quick advice: Don’t join stranger’s
trip.
- The Silence
(2019). She gave it an 8/10, fanatics believers are scarier than
immigrations officers.
- Knowing
(2009). Gave it another 8/10, she doesn’t want to know what’s her
future holds, and she doesn’t want to go back to her past either. At first, she
believes she’d be part of the group that would try to destroy the time machine
if it ever got created. But now that she thinks about those paradox again, she
decided to stay unbothered.
- Fractured
(2019). 9/10. Insane.
Speaking of, she’s still keeping up with Boruto; season 21, episode 169.
