March 2012: Festival Madness

After one of the most hectic but interesting weeks of my life working at the Miami International Film Festival, it’s been tough to get back to a normal film-watching routine. I was lucky enough to catch a few of the films that were showing at the festival, but not quite as many as I’d hoped for. Sadly, this month’s film count is a little below both January and February, but I can’t say I didn’t expect it to be low. On the bright side, I was lucky enough to catch Matthew Barney’s The Cremaster Cycle on the big screen which is a pretty rare event. Here’s my movie list!

 

Films Watched in March 2012

  1. Neighbours – 5/5
  2. Dots – 4/5
  3. Pas de Deux – 5/5
  4. A Chairy Tale – 4/5
  5. Begone Dull Care – 5/5
  6. Wood – 4.5/5
  7. Mariachi Gringo – 2.5/5
  8. En el nombre de la hija – 4/5
  9. The Diary of Preston Plummer – 3.5/5
  10. My Sassy Girl – 3.5/5
  11. Alps – 2.75/5
  12. A Girl’s Own Story – 4/5
  13. An Exercise in Discipline – 3.5/5
  14. Passionless Moments – 5/5
  15. Sweetie – 3/5
  16. Jeff, Who Lives at Home – 4.5/5
  17. 21 Jump Street – 3/5
  18. Silent House – 3.25/5
  19. Chronicle – 2/5
  20. The Cat Vanishes – 3.5/5
  21. Safety Last! – 4.5/5
  22. Body Heat – 4/5
  23. Into the Abyss – 4/5
  24. The Magnificent Ambersons – 5/5
  25. The Moth Diaries – 1/5
  26. Night of the Living Dead – 4/5
  27. Elmer Gantry – 4/5
  28. Stereo – 3/5
  29. The Hunger Games – 4/5
  30. M Butterfly – 4/5
  31. Possession – 4/5
  32. Altered States – 4/5
  33. The Devils – 4/5
  34. Shivers – 2.5/5
  35. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel – 2.5/5
  36. The Pillow Book – 3/5
  37. The Brood – 3.5/5
  38. Cremaster 1 – 4/5
  39. Cremaster 2 – 3/5
  40. Cremaster 3 – 5/5
  41. Cremaster 4 – 2.5/5
  42. Cremaster 5 – 3.5/5
  43. New Year’s Eve – 2/5

Decade Breakdown

1880s: 0
1890s: 0
1900s: 0
1910s: 0
1920s: 1
1930s: 0
1940s: 3
1950s: 2
1960s: 4
1970s: 3
1980s: 7
1990s: 6
2000s: 3
2010s: 14

Check out some of my thoughts on a few favorites this month on the next page!

Juan Barquin

Just yer average twenty-something college student with no time on his hands who ends up watching (and writing) too many movies and shows for his own good.

1 Response

  1. amy says:

    You are ahead of me now… completely.
    I only saw about 9 movies this March. LOL

    You should probably specify that it’s the My Sassy Girls (2008) version. ;P You don’t know who might turn up on this website.

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