Movie rating & review for July🍋

Tracking movies through platforms like Letterboxd has really transformed how I experience films. Setting a goal of 50 movies this year pushed me to explore a wide range of genres and styles, keeping my interests fresh and my reviews honest. For example, watching 'Mortal Kombat II' was different because although I’ve never played the game, watching someone who is a fan added a fun layer to the viewing experience — the frequent "let's go" cheers made it feel interactive. Then, 'The Mummy' challenged my tolerance for body horror, but it was still an interesting watch that pushed my comfort zones. One standout was 'Project Hail Mary,' giving me that thrilling 'rocky fix' feeling of a gripping survival story. Meanwhile, 'Masters of the Universe' surprised me; Jared Leto’s voice sealed the deal for it not completely flopping, proving casting can really impact a film's reception. I also revisited some emotional journeys with films like 'Five Feet Apart,' which I found tragically beautiful, showing how movies can evoke deep empathy. And of course, animated favorites like 'Megamind' made me chuckle with memorable lines that stick with you long after. The use of Letterboxd for rating and reviewing helped me keep track of these varied experiences and reflect on what works for me as a viewer. Sharing these insights in a movie journal format not only records my thoughts but also connects me with others who share similar tastes. If you're looking to deepen your movie-watching habits, setting clear goals and using a platform to log and review films can enrich your understanding and enjoyment. It encourages you to not only watch but also think critically about what you see, which adds value to every film you experience.