Graeme McCutcheon

@graememcc.bsky.social

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Software developer, lapsed Mozilla contributor graememcc.co.uk

Screenshot of the movie tracking site Letterboxd, showing the movie posters of my top 10 ranking of the older movies I saw in 2025 for the first time. They are as follows. 1 - Linda Linda Linda (Nobuhiro Yamashita, 2005) 2 - Accident (Soi Cheang, 2009) 3 - The Fugitive (Andrew Davis, 1993) 4 - As Tears Go By (Wong Kar-Wai, 1988) 5 - The Accountant (Gavin O'Connor, 2016) 6 - City On Fire (Ringo Lam, 1987) 7 - Avatar (James Cameron , 2009) 8 - Dark Waters (Todd Haynes, 2019) 9 - The Devil To Pay (Lane Skye, Ruckus Skye, 2019) 10 - Chongqing Hot Pot (Yang Qing, 2016)
Screenshot of the movie tracking site Letterboxd, showing the movie posters of my top 10 ranking of the 2025 movie releases I saw. They are as follows. 1 - One Battle After Another (Paul Thomas Anderson, 2025) 2 - Baby Asassins 3 (Yugo Sakamoto, 2024) 3 - My Dead Friend Zoe (Kyle Hausmann-Stokes, 2024) 4 - Sinners (Ryan Coogler. 2025) 5 - Marty Supreme (Josh Safdie, 2025) 6 - Project Y (Lee Kwan, 2025) 7 - Zero (Jean Luc Herbulot , 2024) 8 - A House Of Dynamite (Kathryn Bigelow, 2025) 9 - Sharp Corner (Jason Buxton, 2024) 10 - Ghost Killer (Kensuke Sonomura, 2024) (Yes, most of these are listed on Letterboxd as 2024, but were only released in the UK in 2025!)
A screenshot from the website Letterboxd showing the movie posters for the 53 times I logged watching a movie in 2025. That is too many to list here, but should be available in accessible form at the URL https://letterboxd.com/graememcc/year/2025/
Screenshot of the last 4 movies watched section of my Letterboxd profile, showing the movie posters of my last 4 watches. They depict (from oldest watch to newest - they run in opposite direction in the picture): Baby Assassins 2 (aka Baby Assassins: 2 Babies) (Sugamoto, 2023) Sew Torn (MacDonald, 2024) The Kingdom (original french title Le Royaume) (Colonna, 2024) My Dead Friend Zoe (Hausmann-Stokes, 2024)
Screenshot of the movie tracking site Letterboxd, showing my top 10 ranking of older movies I saw for the first time in 2024. They are as follows. 1 - Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (Shane Black, 2005) 2 - Lone Star (John Sayles, 1996) 3 - Phantom (Lee Hae-young, 2023) 4 - Motorway (Soi Cheang, 2012) 5 - Veteran (Ryoo Seung-wan, 2015) 6 - To Catch A Killer (Damián Szifron, 2023) 7 - On The Edge (Herman Yau, 2006) 8 - Viva Erotica (Derek Yee, 1996) 9 - Extraction 2 (Sam Hargrave, 2023) 10 - The Village Of No Return (Chen Yu-Hsun, 2017)
Screenshot of the movie tracking site Letterboxd, showing my top 10 ranking of older movies I saw for the first time in 2024. They are as follows. 1 - Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (Shane Black, 2005) 2 - Lone Star (John Sayles, 1996) 3 - Phantom (Lee Hae-young, 2023) 4 - Motorway (Soi Cheang, 2012) 5 - Veteran (Ryoo Seung-wan, 2015) 6 - To Catch A Killer (Damián Szifron, 2023) 7 - On The Edge (Herman Yau, 2006) 8 - Viva Erotica (Derek Yee, 1996) 9 - Extraction 2 (Sam Hargrave, 2023) 10 - The Village Of No Return (Chen Yu-Hsun, 2017)
Screenshot of the movie tracking site Letterboxd, showing my top 10 ranking of the 2024 movie releases I saw. They are as follows. 1 - The Order (Justin Kurzel, 20204) 2 - Rebel Ridge (Jeremy Saulnier, 2024) 3 - Twilight Of The Warriors: Walled In (Soi Cheang, 2024) 4 - The Beekeeper (David Ayers, 2024) 5 - Land Of Bad (William Kaufman, 2024) 6 - Hit Man (Richard Linklater, 2024) 7 - Fall Guy (David Leitch, 2024) 8 - Dune Part 2 (Denis Villeneuve, 2024) 9 - Jericho Ridge (Will Gilbey, 2023) 10 - Love Lies Bleeding (Rose Glass, 2024)
A screenshot of a portion of my stats page for 2024 on the movie-tracking site Letterboxd. It shows the movie posters for the first, 50th, and last movies I watched in 2024. They are as follows. First movie watched: Cliff Walkers (Zhang Yimou, 2021) (rewatch) 50th movie watched: Joint Security Area (Park Chan-Wook, 2000) (rewatch) Last movie watched: The Beekeeper (David Ayers, 2024)
Still from the 1933-set Korean movie Phantom (2023). In the shot, we see female character Park Cha-kyung (played by Lee Ha-nee) through a cafe window. She smokes a cigarette whilst looking out the window. The poster from the 1932 movie Shanghai Express is reflected in the window.
A still from the 2012 movie Motorway (director Soi Cheang). The shot is from a high perspective looking down a hillside at night. Hence, most of the frame is dark shadow with little distinguishable, though the shape of foliage can be seen towards the top. The edge of the hill is clearly visible, running in a more or less diagonal line from the top left-hand corner. Behind the hill, the high rise buildings of Hong Kong appear in dark blue hue. Near the bottom left of the screen, there is a small area of illumination: it comes from a sports car snaking it's way up the winding road on the hillside. The car, and the very immediate surroundings are lit by the headlights of the car.
A screenshot of my last 4 movies logged on Letterboxd, showing the movie posters, and the rating out of 5 I gave each movie below the poster. In order from most recent: Land Of Bad (2024, director William Eubank) - I rated it 3.5 stars Veteran (2015, director Ryoo Seung-Wan) - I rated it 4 stars. Joint Security Area (2000, director Park Chan-wook) - I rated it 4 stars. This was a rewatch. Motorway (2012, director Soi Cheang) - I rated it 4 stars.