(41.7% awesome, 33.4% good, 16.7% OK, 8.3% meh, skip out of 12)
5 Awesome
moment of forgiveness
deconstruction
become you
yield
hope alone
This is the album that probably resonated with me most–even to today (I think). I just felt every song was personal to me, and lyrically explicit. At the time it was released, I was a lonely teenager in a rural town, and this set of songs hit home.
4…
1) Joy and Austin - These two go straight to the top of the list because they seemed by far the most naturally in love and I feel like they probably kissed before marriage. Joy would’ve got married in a trash bag in the woods after Austin proposed to her if she could’ve.
2) Jinger and Jeremy - Their entire courtship consisted of them saying ‘babe’ back and forth to each other whilst staring deep into one another’s souls. I do however think it was very romantic that Jeremy kept surprising her and thy were much more naturally affectionate towards each other. Jeremy probably didn’t care about courtship rules as much because he had kissed other girls (and probably lost his virginity) before meeting Jinger so I wouldn’t be at all shocked to find out they had kissed before the wedding, possibly even at the engagement. Jinger was so horny for Jeremy.
3) Jill and Derick - Everything felt so arranged when they started courting but they gradually genuinely fell in love. Jim Bob was so possessive of Jill the whole time though and it was very creepy to watch a father act in that way towards his daughter. Don’t get me started on the overreaction to the accidental front hug…
So I come up with some weird ideas at 3AM apparently, but I kinda like one of ‘em…
So I think I’m going to start doing this for shows once they end, but…I also want to do it for shows I love that have already ended and that is going to take five thousand years, that seems like a bad idea, but I’m gonna do it anyway!
I’ll like them below once I have them done
1. Pulp Fiction
This is a classic, and I’m sure it will always be on top of people’s rankings for his movies. But, it’s an exciting, entertaining and funny movie. The writing in this is great, from the characters to the dialogue to the non linear timeline. I also really like the acting, and it adds to the humor and drama of the movie. Even small parts like Christopher Walken’s and Harvey Keitel’s are memorable and stand out. A lot goes on in this movie, but it all seems to stand out and be memorable scenes. Overall, I really like this movie and is one I can go back to many times and not get tired of.
2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
I actually wasn’t expecting to put this so high, but decided to after deciding that Reservoir Dogs isn’t as amazing as I say it is. I know a lot of people didn’t like this because it doesn’t have much of a plot, but I really enjoyed it. This is the only Tarantino movie I’ve seen in theaters, and I saw it twice. But, it was really fun watching this in the theaters. I loved the 60′s LA atmosphere and thought that was really cool to see. I also liked the story and the acting. I didn’t mind the plot not being that tight, but I will say that some scenes did drag such as the scene where Rick is talking to the girl he’s filming with. But, at the time I didn’t really notice it or get bored, only after others pointed it out that I really realized. I loved the acting from everyone in this, and especially Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio. This is actually the movie that made me fans of the two. I just think the two are funny and amusing to watch in this. I also thought it was interesting to see how he blended fiction with the reality of the Manson family.
3. Reservoir Dogs
I think this was the second movie I saw by him. I’ve seen it only twice I think, and it was about 4 years ago. So, I need to rewatch it to remember it better. But, when I first watched it I loved it and went on how great it was. But, lately I’ve kind of wondered if it wasn’t as spectacular because I remember it being kind of dull for some scenes? But, I did still enjoy it a lot, so I’ll rank it high. I did love the scenes set to music, especially the opening with the cast walking with Little Green Bag playing. I thought that was so cool when I first watched it in like 8th grade. But, this has the same humor and action elements seen in his other movies, and I enjoyed them. I think one of the big strengths for this is the great cast of characters. The characters are all well written and the actors all do a great job bringing the unique cast of people to life. But, if the characters weren’t written as well as they as, from the cold and sadistic Mr. Blonde to the wiry and cynical Mr. Pink, it probably would be as good as it is. I really liked just watching their interactions with each other and their bickering back and forth.
4. Django Unchained
This is latest one of his movies I’ve watched. I was a bit hesitant to watch it because I didn’t really like The Hateful Eight and thought this would be similar. But, I was pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed this movie, and the cinematography in it is really beautiful and I really liked the lighting. The costume design was also beautiful. But, I thought this was an entertaining and dramatic movie with some humorous scenes. The writing is really good, and it’s very suspenseful and dramatic as you’re wondering how Django and King will make it out alive of this situation? I also really liked the acting, especially from Jamie Foxx, Christopher Waltz and Leonardo DiCaprio.
5. Kill Bill: Vol. 1
This is another one I need to rewatch. I’ve only seen it twice three or four years ago. But, the first time I watched it I enjoyed it but was kind of bored and underwhelmed a bit. I had heard such great things about it and was expecting a bit more. I know they were supposed to be exciting and entertaining, but the fight scenes after a while were boring for me. And, so once the movie becomes just fighting I thought it kind of dragged. But, when I watched it a second time I liked the movie more. I thought it was fun, exciting and humorous. I did still think the fight scenes dragged on, though. I also really liked Uma Thurman in this and think she did a great job playing the role.
6. Kill Bill: Vol. 2
I’ve only seen this once, so I need to rewatch this one as well. I’m realizing most of these I need to rewatch. I was kind of glad this wasn’t mostly fighting like the first one and had more narrative. I liked seeing more about the Bride’s story. I also liked to see more of Michael Madsen’s character and thought he did a good job portraying the character. I also loved the black and white cinematography and thought it was really beautiful. I know there was some in the first one, but I remember it being more prominent in this one. However, I thought this kind of dragged and some of the scenes got boring such as when it flashes back to the Bride learning with Pai Mei.
7. Inglourious Basterds
I’ve only seen this once and I don’t remember that much. I actually didn’t even remember that Brad Pitt was in it until seeing a still from it a few months ago, even though he was the main character. I do need to rewatch this one. But, overall I thought it was kind of dull.
8. Jackie Brown
I’ve seen this once and I remember being bored by it. I don’t remember too much about it, so again this is one I need to see again.
9. The Hateful Eight
I was really bored by this. I remember I kept pausing it to see how much more time was left and just wanting it to end already. I probably should rewatch it because I know it gets a lot of praise. I did really like the cinematography though, and I remember the acting was pretty good. But, overall I didn’t really enjoy it.
10. Death Proof
This does have some fun, exciting scenes, but they’re few. Most of the movie feels like just waiting for something to happen. And, the scenes drag a lot. I remember being really bored by the end of the movie because the last scene just kept going. I liked Kurt Russell’s acting in this though.
come on now social (1999)
(28.6% awesome, 50% good, 21.4% OK, 7.1% meh, 7.1% skip out of 12 and 14 w/hidden tracks that count)
4 awesome
go
COLD BEER & REMOTE CONTROL
FAYE TUCKER
PHILOSOPHY OF LOSS
This album is both down to Earth and rabble rousing. It seems like the kind of album you’d want during a protest or sit-in.
7 good
gone again
trouble
PEACE TONIGHT
OZILLINE
WE ARE TOGETHER
faye tucker
PHILOSPHY OF…
#Bonus post today! I’m ranking ALL the books from the “Book Girl” light novel series by Mizuki Nomura! #bookranking #BookGirl #MizukiNomura #amreading #seriesranking
Warning: This post contains mild spoilers for all of the books in the main “Book Girl” light novel series by Mizuki Nomura.
It’s been a couple years since I read the “Book Girl” series by Mizuki Nomura. It was one of the book series that I read and reviewed early into creating book reviews, in fact. Since I already reviewed the entire series, I figured that I could rank all the books from best to…
(18.2% awesome, 45.5% good, 27.3% OK, meh, 9.1% skip out of 11)
2 AWESOME
least complicated
TOUCH ME FALL (whoa those instrumentals!)
This album was before my time, so I never really got into it like I might have. I do think it’s their prettiest album cover, and I’d like to see more like this…
5 GOOD
fugitive
reunion
THE WOOD SONG
dead man’s hill
THIS TRAIN REVISED
3…
If you’re looking for a way to kill some time, or just wanna see us be goofballs, my friend and I went through and ranked all of One Direction’s songs to figure out what our champion song was!
No one asked but here’s my
✨Zodiac Ranking✨
This is all based on my experiences with these signs and not meant to be taken seriously. I am by no means an expert. Ps I am a Taurus
As a disclaimer I dont judge anyone based off of their sign alone. All of this is based on people that I have personally known