2023
Film
2022
2021
2020
2019
Music
Comics
Games
Film
2022
2021
2020
2019
Music
Comics
Games
Film
Film
Film
Film
Film
Film
Ever since I bought an iPad, my film watching game has increased dramatically. Especially during cooking. Granted, cooking takes very, very long now. And the working conditions have become quite hazardous. No-look cutting hasn't been my strong suit..
Here are my top picks from recent years
I log the films and single season shows I've been watching on Letterboxd for a few years now. Below are some of my top picks I watched that year.
2022
2023
Philip Barantini
Boiling Point
Luis De Filippis
Something You Said Last Night
Ruben Östlund
Triangle Of Sadness
Joe Penna
Arctic
Philip Barantini
Boiling Point
Luis De Filippis
Something You Said Last Night
Ruben Östlund
Triangle Of Sadness
Joe Penna
Arctic
Charlotte Wells
Aftersun
Matt Reeves
The Batman
Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michaela Coel
I May Destroy You
Victor Kossakovsky
Gunda
Joachim Trier
The Worst Person In The World
Terrence Malick
A Hidden Life
Paul Thomas Anderson
Licorice Pizza
Michael Sarnoski
Pig
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me By Your Name
Bo Burnham
Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Kogonada
After Yang
Charlotte Wells
Aftersun
Matt Reeves
The Batman
Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michaela Coel
I May Destroy You
Victor Kossakovsky
Gunda
Joachim Trier
The Worst Person In The World
Terrence Malick
A Hidden Life
Paul Thomas Anderson
Licorice Pizza
Michael Sarnoski
Pig
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me By Your Name
Bo Burnham
Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Kogonada
After Yang
2023
Philip Barantini
Boiling Point
Luis De Filippis
Something You Said Last Night
Ruben Östlund
Triangle Of Sadness
Joe Penna
Arctic
Philip Barantini
Boiling Point
Luis De Filippis
Something You Said Last Night
Ruben Östlund
Triangle Of Sadness
Joe Penna
Arctic
2023
Greta Gerwig
Barbie
Christopher Nolan
Oppenheimer
Hikari, Jake Schreier, Lee Sung-jin
Beef
Chung Mong-Hong
A Sun
Harry Macqueen
Supernova
Martin McDonagh
Banshees Of Inisherin
Alexandre Lehmann
Paddleton
Chad Stahelski
John Wick 4
Ruben Östlund
Triangle Of Sadness
Luis De Filippis
Something You Said Last Night
Joe Penna
Arctic
Philip Barantini
Boiling Point
2022
2022
Charlotte Wells
Aftersun
Matt Reeves
The Batman
Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michaela Coel
I May Destroy You
Victor Kossakovsky
Gunda
Joachim Trier
The Worst Person In The World
Terrence Malick
A Hidden Life
Paul Thomas Anderson
Licorice Pizza
Michael Sarnoski
Pig
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me By Your Name
Bo Burnham
Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Kogonada
After Yang
Charlotte Wells
Aftersun
Matt Reeves
The Batman
Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michaela Coel
I May Destroy You
Victor Kossakovsky
Gunda
Joachim Trier
The Worst Person In The World
Terrence Malick
A Hidden Life
Paul Thomas Anderson
Licorice Pizza
Michael Sarnoski
Pig
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me By Your Name
Bo Burnham
Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Kogonada
After Yang
Matt Reeves
The Batman
Charlotte Wells
Aftersun
Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michaela Coel
I May Destroy You
Victor Kossakovsky
Gunda
Joachim Trier
The Worst Person In The World
Terrence Malick
A Hidden Life
Paul Thomas Anderson
Licorice Pizza
Michael Sarnoski
Pig
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me By Your Name
Bo Burnham
Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Kogonada
After Yang
Remy van der Winden
2021
Denis Villeneuve
Dune
Denis Villeneuve
Dune
Denis Villeneuve
Dune
Jasmila Žbanić
Quo Vadis, Aida?
Jasmila Žbanić
Quo Vadis, Aida?
Jasmila Žbanić
Quo Vadis, Aida?
Sam Levinson
Euphoria
Sam Levinson
Euphoria
Sam Levinson
Euphoria
Florian Zeller
The Father
Florian Zeller
The Father
Florian Zeller
The Father
Thomas Vinterberg
Druk (Another Round)
Thomas Vinterberg
Druk (Another Round)
Thomas Vinterberg
Druk (Another Round)
Hagai Levi
Scenes Of A Marriage
Hagai Levi
Scenes Of A Marriage
Hagai Levi
Scenes Of A Marriage
David Lowery
The Green Knight
David Lowery
The Green Knight
David Lowery
The Green Knight
Barry Jenkins
If Beale Street Could Talk
Barry Jenkins
If Beale Street Could Talk
Barry Jenkins
If Beale Street Could Talk
Kelly Reichardt
First Cow
Kelly Reichardt
First Cow
Kelly Reichardt
First Cow
Kate Herron
Loki
Kate Herron
Loki
Kate Herron
Loki
Thomas Vinterberg
Jagten (The Hunt)
Thomas Vinterberg
Jagten (The Hunt)
Thomas Vinterberg
Jagten (The Hunt)
Ari Aster
Midsommar
Ari Aster
Midsommar
Ari Aster
Midsommar
2020
Matteo Garrone
Dogman
Matteo Garrone
Dogman
Matteo Garrone
Dogman
Taika Waititi
Jojo Rabbit
Taika Waititi
Jojo Rabbit
Taika Waititi
Jojo Rabbit
Rian Craig Johnson
Knives Out
Rian Craig Johnson
Knives Out
Rian Craig Johnson
Knives Out
Pippa Ehrlich, James Reed
My Octopus Teacher
Pippa Ehrlich, James Reed
My Octopus Teacher
Pippa Ehrlich, James Reed
My Octopus Teacher
Paul Thomas Anderson
Phantom Thread
Paul Thomas Anderson
Phantom Thread
Paul Thomas Anderson
Phantom Thread
Max Barbakow
Palm Springs
Max Barbakow
Palm Springs
Max Barbakow
Palm Springs
Tony Silver
Style Wars
Tony Silver
Style Wars
Tony Silver
Style Wars
Christopher Nolan
Tenet
Christopher Nolan
Tenet
Christopher Nolan
Tenet
Damien Chazelle
La La Land
Damien Chazelle
La La Land
Damien Chazelle
La La Land
Boots Riley
Sorry To Bother You
Boots Riley
Sorry To Bother You
Boots Riley
Sorry To Bother You
Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Uncut Gems
Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Uncut Gems
Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Uncut Gems
Erik Poppe
Utoya: 22 July
Erik Poppe
Utoya: 22 July
Erik Poppe
Utoya: 22 July
Some older favourites
Some older favourites
I have some older lists dating back to 2017 but adding those will make this page sooooo long. You'll just have to give me a follow on Letterboxd so you can see everything for yourself :)
Some older favourites
I have some older lists dating back to 2017 but adding those will make this page sooooo long. You'll just have to give me a follow on Letterboxd so you can see everything for yourself :)
Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti, Rodney Rothman
Spider-man: Into The Spider-Verse
Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti, Rodney Rothman
Spider-man: Into The Spider-Verse
Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti, Rodney Rothman
Spider-man: Into The Spider-Verse
Denis Villeneuve
Blade Runner 2049
Denis Villeneuve
Blade Runner 2049
Denis Villeneuve
Blade Runner 2049
Nicolas Winding Refn
Drive
Nicolas Winding Refn
Drive
Nicolas Winding Refn
Drive
Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Good Time
Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Good Time
Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Good Time
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
My top 3 albums I
listened to this year
My top 3 albums I listened to this year
My top 3 albums I listened to this year
As soon as I leave the house, my headphones go on. Car noise doesn't do it for me! The following albums aren't necessarily all released this year. But these certainly were my most played albums of the year.
As soon as I leave the house, my headphones go on. Car noise doesn't do it for me! The following albums aren't necessarily all released this year. But these certainly were my favourite albums of the year.
Music
My top 3 albums I listened to this year
As soon as I leave the house, my headphones go on. Car noise doesn't do it for me! The following albums aren't necessarily all released this year. But these certainly were my most played albums of the year.
Comics
Comics
Comics
Comics
Comics
Collecting or obsessing?
From beer bottle caps, to flippo's, to Pokémon cards, to comics. I seem to have an urge to collect things. My mom tossed my bottle cap collection which I can't blame her for. But when I left the house to study in Rotterdam and live in Breda, I remembered my Pokémon card collection. I'm glad I called to ask if she could not toss those. Not for the value in money per se but for the nostalgia. I unfortunately don't have a Charizard base set first edition 💸, mine is from the second base set 🤷♂️. I still have them, but they're tucked away. My new collection though, has a prominent place in my Ikea Billy closet. Which actually means my entire Billy closet. 👀
On the right: The Amazing Spider-man #300 (the first appearance of Venom)
On the right: The Amazing Spider-man #300 (the first appearance of Venom)
On the right: The Amazing Spider-man #300 (the first appearance of Venom)
On the right: The Amazing Spider-man #300 (the first appearance of Venom)
On the right: The Amazing Spider-man #300 (the first appearance of Venom)
Comics
Collecting or obsessing?
From beer bottle caps, to flippo's, to Pokémon cards, to comics. I seem to have an urge to collect things. My mom tossed my bottle cap collection which I can't blame her for. But when I left the house to study in Rotterdam and live in Breda, I remembered my Pokémon card collection. I'm glad I called to ask if she could not toss those. Not for the value in money per se but for the nostalgia. I unfortunately don't have a Charizard base set first edition 💸, mine is from the second base set 🤷♂️. I still have them, but they're tucked away. My new collection though, has a prominent place in my Ikea Billy closet. Which actually means my entire Billy closet. 👀
On the right: The Amazing Spider-man #300 (the first appearance of Venom)
The foundation got laid back when I was little. My dad used to have some Dutch comics. I grew up with a lot of Guust Flater drawn by André Franquin, which is still my favorite comic book artist. But he also had a few US comics. He had a 6 book run of Venom. Antihero and Spider-man archnemesis (which I didn't know anything about at the time). I don't know how he got them, but the run released in 1993, my year of birth. And the covers, especially the #1, #2 and #3 always fascinated me. Probably scared me a bit if I'm completely honest 🙈. As long as I can remember, Venom has been my favorite Marvel character. I now know where that originated.
Besides the Venom comics, I remembered he had some X-Men comics. But the one that stuck with me was X-Men #266 which is the first appearance of Gambit. I'm not sure why but I think it has something to do with the poses, colors and composition. And what do you know? The character's real name is Remy!
The foundation got laid back when I was little. My dad used to have some Dutch comics. I grew up with a lot of Guust Flater drawn by André Franquin, which is still my favorite comic book artist. But he also had a few US comics. He had a 6 book run of Venom. Antihero and Spider-man archnemesis (which I didn't know anything about at the time). I don't know how he got them, but the run released in 1993, my year of birth. And the covers, especially the #1, #2 and #3 always fascinated me. Probably scared me a bit if I'm completely honest 🙈. As long as I can remember, Venom has been my favorite Marvel character. I now know where that originated.
Besides the Venom comics, I remembered he had some X-Men comics. But the one that stuck with me was X-Men #266 which is the first appearance of Gambit. I'm not sure why but I think it has something to do with the poses, colors and composition. And what do you know? The character's real name is Remy!
The foundation got laid back when I was little. My dad used to have some Dutch comics. I grew up with a lot of Guust Flater drawn by André Franquin, which is still my favorite comic book artist. But he also had a few US comics. He had a 6 book run of Venom. Antihero and Spider-man archnemesis (which I didn't know anything about at the time). I don't know how he got them, but the run released in 1993, my year of birth. And the covers, especially the #1, #2 and #3 always fascinated me. Probably scared me a bit if I'm completely honest 🙈. As long as I can remember, Venom has been my favorite Marvel character. I now know where that originated.
Besides the Venom comics, I remembered he had some X-Men comics. But the one that stuck with me was X-Men #266 which is the first appearance of Gambit. I'm not sure why but I think it has something to do with the poses, colors and composition. And what do you know? The character's real name is Remy!
The foundation got laid back when I was little. My dad used to have some Dutch comics. I grew up with a lot of Guust Flater drawn by André Franquin, which is still my favorite comic book artist. But he also had a few US comics. He had a 6 book run of Venom. Antihero and Spider-man archnemesis (which I didn't know anything about at the time). I don't know how he got them, but the run released in 1993, my year of birth. And the covers, especially the #1, #2 and #3 always fascinated me. Probably scared me a bit if I'm completely honest 🙈. As long as I can remember, Venom has been my favorite Marvel character. I now know where that originated.
Besides the Venom comics, I remembered he had some X-Men comics. But the one that stuck with me was X-Men #266 which is the first appearance of Gambit. I'm not sure why but I think it has something to do with the poses, colors and composition. And what do you know? The character's real name is Remy!
The foundation got laid back when I was little. My dad used to have some Dutch comics. I grew up with a lot of Guust Flater drawn by André Franquin, which is still my favorite comic book artist. But he also had a few US comics. He had a 6 book run of Venom. Antihero and Spider-man archnemesis (which I didn't know anything about at the time). I don't know how he got them, but the run released in 1993, my year of birth. And the covers, especially the #1, #2 and #3 always fascinated me. Probably scared me a bit if I'm completely honest 🙈. As long as I can remember, Venom has been my favorite Marvel character. I now know where that originated.
Besides the Venom comics, I remembered he had some X-Men comics. But the one that stuck with me was X-Men #266 which is the first appearance of Gambit. I'm not sure why but I think it has something to do with the poses, colors and composition. And what do you know? The character's real name is Remy!
The foundation got laid back when I was little. My dad used to have some Dutch comics. I grew up with a lot of Guust Flater drawn by André Franquin, which is still my favorite comic book artist. But he also had a few US comics. He had a 6 book run of Venom. Antihero and Spider-man archnemesis (which I didn't know anything about at the time). I don't know how he got them, but the run released in 1993, my year of birth. And the covers, especially the #1, #2 and #3 always fascinated me. Probably scared me a bit if I'm completely honest 🙈. As long as I can remember, Venom has been my favorite Marvel character. I now know where that originated.
Besides the Venom comics, I remembered he had some X-Men comics. But the one that stuck with me was X-Men #266 which is the first appearance of Gambit. I'm not sure why but I think it has something to do with the poses, colors and composition. And what do you know? The character's real name is Remy!
Venom: Lethal Protector issues #1-6 (issues #3 and #2 in hand)
Venom: Lethal Protector issues #1-6 (issues #3 and #2 in hand)
X-Men #266 (the first appearance of Gambit)
X-Men #266 (the first appearance of Gambit)
Venom: Lethal Protector issues #1-6 (issues #3 and #2 in hand)
X-Men #266 (the first appearance of Gambit)
So when I wandered into a comic book store in 2017. I asked for Venom, and instantly recognized the covers of the first three books! And that's where it all started. I completed that run and started collecting the storylines that interested me the most (mostly Venom). But the Watchmen storyline was on the top of my list. Getting Watchmen flown over from Australia was ehhh.. costly. And this opened the floodgates to more and bigger purchases. X-Men #266 was the first more expensive book I couldn't resist buying. Like Venom, I instantly recognized the cover. And what can I say, I'm a nostalgic guy! My first books are still some of my favorite books of my collection which has now grown to over a 1000 books…
So when I wandered into a comic book store in 2017. I asked for Venom, and instantly recognized the covers of the first three books! And that's where it all started. I completed that run and started collecting the storylines that interested me the most (mostly Venom). But the Watchmen storyline was on the top of my list. Getting Watchmen flown over from Australia was ehhh.. costly. And this opened the floodgates to more and bigger purchases. X-Men #266 was the first more expensive book I couldn't resist buying. Like Venom, I instantly recognized the cover. And what can I say, I'm a nostalgic guy! My first books are still some of my favorite books of my collection which has now grown to over a 1000 books…
So when I wandered into a comic book store in 2017. I asked for Venom, and instantly recognized the covers of the first three books! And that's where it all started. I completed that run and started collecting the storylines that interested me the most (mostly Venom). But the Watchmen storyline was on the top of my list. Getting Watchmen flown over from Australia was ehhh.. costly. And this opened the floodgates to more and bigger purchases. X-Men #266 was the first more expensive book I couldn't resist buying. Like Venom, I instantly recognized the cover. And what can I say, I'm a nostalgic guy! My first books are still some of my favorite books of my collection which has now grown to over a 1000 books…
So when I wandered into a comic book store in 2017. I asked for Venom, and instantly recognized the covers of the first three books! And that's where it all started. I completed that run and started collecting the storylines that interested me the most (mostly Venom). But the Watchmen storyline was on the top of my list. Getting Watchmen flown over from Australia was ehhh.. costly. And this opened the floodgates to more and bigger purchases. X-Men #266 was the first more expensive book I couldn't resist buying. Like Venom, I instantly recognized the cover. And what can I say, I'm a nostalgic guy! My first books are still some of my favorite books of my collection which has now grown to over a 1000 books…
So when I wandered into a comic book store in 2017. I asked for Venom, and instantly recognized the covers of the first three books! And that's where it all started. I completed that run and started collecting the storylines that interested me the most (mostly Venom). But the Watchmen storyline was on the top of my list. Getting Watchmen flown over from Australia was ehhh.. costly. And this opened the floodgates to more and bigger purchases. X-Men #266 was the first more expensive book I couldn't resist buying. Like Venom, I instantly recognized the cover. And what can I say, I'm a nostalgic guy! My first books are still some of my favorite books of my collection which has now grown to over a 1000 books…
So when I wandered into a comic book store in 2017. I asked for Venom, and instantly recognized the covers of the first three books! And that's where it all started. I completed that run and started collecting the storylines that interested me the most (mostly Venom). But the Watchmen storyline was on the top of my list. Getting Watchmen flown over from Australia was ehhh.. costly. And this opened the floodgates to more and bigger purchases. X-Men #266 was the first more expensive book I couldn't resist buying. Like Venom, I instantly recognized the cover. And what can I say, I'm a nostalgic guy! My first books are still some of my favorite books of my collection which has now grown to over a 1000 books…
I also have an Instagram page where I occasionally post a comic book cover with a look at the inside of the book as well. I'm trying to go through my collection this way and showcase some of the cooler books I own.
I also have an Instagram page where I occasionally post a comic book cover with a look at the inside of the book as well. I'm trying to go through my collection this way and showcase some of the cooler books I own.
I also have an Instagram page where I occasionally post a comic book cover with a look at the inside of the book as well. I'm trying to go through my collection this way and showcase some of the cooler books I own.
I also have an Instagram page where I occasionally post a comic book cover with a look at the inside of the book as well. I'm trying to go through my collection this way and showcase some of the cooler books I own.
I also have an Instagram page where I occasionally post a comic book cover with a look at the inside of the book as well. I'm trying to go through my collection this way and showcase some of the cooler books I own.
I also have an Instagram page where I occasionally post a comic book cover with a look at the inside of the book as well. I'm trying to go through my collection this way and showcase some of the cooler books I own.
Games
Games
Games
Games
Games
Catch me in the metaverse
The real world is fun and all..
Games
Catch me in the metaverse
The real world is fun and all..
But in the real world I don't have a ship to scout for loot or hunt pirates with!
But in the real world I don't have a ship to scout for loot or hunt pirates with!
But in the real world I don't have a ship to scout for loot or hunt pirates with!
But in the real world I don't have a ship to scout for loot or hunt pirates with!
But in the real world I don't have a ship to scout for loot or hunt pirates with!
But in the real world I don't have a ship to scout for loot or hunt pirates with!
Neither can I, nor would I want to, casually snipe someone in real life from 600+ meters. 👀
Neither can I, nor would I want to, casually snipe someone in real life from 600+ meters. 👀
Neither can I, nor would I want to, casually snipe someone in real life from 600+ meters. 👀
Neither can I, nor would I want to, casually snipe someone in real life from 600+ meters. 👀
Neither can I, nor would I want to, casually snipe someone in real life from 600+ meters. 👀
Neither can I, nor would I want to, casually snipe someone in real life from 600+ meters. 👀
And while I've been in plenty of backyards, I've never battled a Wolf spider with a glowing sword before..
This was actually the first time I decided to engage a Wolf spider head-on. During my run towards him I stopped and took a deep breath 😂
And while I've been in plenty of backyards, I've never battled a Wolf spider with a glowing sword before..
This was actually the first time I decided to engage a Wolf spider head-on. During my run towards him I stopped and took a deep breath 😂
And while I've been in plenty of backyards, I've never battled a Wolf spider with a glowing sword before..
This was actually the first time I decided to engage a Wolf spider head-on. During my run towards him I stopped and took a deep breath 😂
And while I've been in plenty of backyards, I've never battled a Wolf spider with a glowing sword before..
This was actually the first time I decided to engage a Wolf spider head-on. During my run towards him I stopped and took a deep breath 😂
And while I've been in plenty of backyards, I've never battled a Wolf spider with a glowing sword before..
This was actually the first time I decided to engage a Wolf spider head-on. During my run towards him I stopped and took a deep breath 😂
And while I've been in plenty of backyards, I've never battled a Wolf spider with a glowing sword before..
This was actually the first time I decided to engage a Wolf spider head-on. During my run towards him I stopped and took a deep breath 😂
I'm pretty lucky to have quite a few friends who also play videogames on a regular basis. So when covid hit, I didn't really feel that disconnected from my friends. We've been pirating a lot.. A LOT.
These days, most of my time is spend in Grounded. You shrunk down to ant size and you need to survive in a backyard. Building bases and fighting off dangerous insects. While the spiders freak me out, the game itself is quite soothing. The music is calm, the gameplay is super smooth, and the atmosphere is so nice. A perfect game after a busy workday.
Even Sea of Thieves has those moments, because well yea.. you still need to sail your boat to places and that takes time of course. While you're heading to your destination, you spend your time adjusting the sails to pick up as much wind as you can. Or you try and catch some fish to fry up onboard. This all is nice and calm if the megalodons, krakens, storms and other pirates leave you be for a while :)
I'm pretty lucky to have quite a few friends who also play videogames on a regular basis. So when covid hit, I didn't really feel that disconnected from my friends. We've been pirating a lot.. A LOT.
These days, most of my time is spend in Grounded. You shrunk down to ant size and you need to survive in a backyard. Building bases and fighting off dangerous insects. While the spiders freak me out, the game itself is quite soothing. The music is calm, the gameplay is super smooth, and the atmosphere is so nice. A perfect game after a busy workday.
Even Sea of Thieves has those moments, because well yea.. you still need to sail your boat to places and that takes time of course. While you're heading to your destination, you spend your time adjusting the sails to pick up as much wind as you can. Or you try and catch some fish to fry up onboard. This all is nice and calm if the megalodons, krakens, storms and other pirates leave you be for a while :)
I'm pretty lucky to have quite a few friends who also play videogames on a regular basis. So when covid hit, I didn't really feel that disconnected from my friends. We've been pirating a lot.. A LOT.
These days, most of my time is spend in Grounded. You shrunk down to ant size and you need to survive in a backyard. Building bases and fighting off dangerous insects. While the spiders freak me out, the game itself is quite soothing. The music is calm, the gameplay is super smooth, and the atmosphere is so nice. A perfect game after a busy workday.
Even Sea of Thieves has those moments, because well yea.. you still need to sail your boat to places and that takes time of course. While you're heading to your destination, you spend your time adjusting the sails to pick up as much wind as you can. Or you try and catch some fish to fry up onboard. This all is nice and calm if the megalodons, krakens, storms and other pirates leave you be for a while :)
I'm pretty lucky to have quite a few friends who also play videogames on a regular basis. So when covid hit, I didn't really feel that disconnected from my friends. We've been pirating a lot.. A LOT.
These days, most of my time is spend in Grounded. You shrunk down to ant size and you need to survive in a backyard. Building bases and fighting off dangerous insects. While the spiders freak me out, the game itself is quite soothing. The music is calm, the gameplay is super smooth, and the atmosphere is so nice. A perfect game after a busy workday.
Even Sea of Thieves has those moments, because well yea.. you still need to sail your boat to places and that takes time of course. While you're heading to your destination, you spend your time adjusting the sails to pick up as much wind as you can. Or you try and catch some fish to fry up onboard. This all is nice and calm if the megalodons, krakens, storms and other pirates leave you be for a while :)
I'm pretty lucky to have quite a few friends who also play videogames on a regular basis. So when covid hit, I didn't really feel that disconnected from my friends. We've been pirating a lot.. A LOT.
These days, most of my time is spend in Grounded. You shrunk down to ant size and you need to survive in a backyard. Building bases and fighting off dangerous insects. While the spiders freak me out, the game itself is quite soothing. The music is calm, the gameplay is super smooth, and the atmosphere is so nice. A perfect game after a busy workday.
Even Sea of Thieves has those moments, because well yea.. you still need to sail your boat to places and that takes time of course. While you're heading to your destination, you spend your time adjusting the sails to pick up as much wind as you can. Or you try and catch some fish to fry up onboard. This all is nice and calm if the megalodons, krakens, storms and other pirates leave you be for a while :)
I'm pretty lucky to have quite a few friends who also play videogames on a regular basis. So when covid hit, I didn't really feel that disconnected from my friends. We've been pirating a lot.. A LOT.
These days, most of my time is spend in Grounded. You shrunk down to ant size and you need to survive in a backyard. Building bases and fighting off dangerous insects. While the spiders freak me out, the game itself is quite soothing. The music is calm, the gameplay is super smooth, and the atmosphere is so nice. A perfect game after a busy workday.
Even Sea of Thieves has those moments, because well yea.. you still need to sail your boat to places and that takes time of course. While you're heading to your destination, you spend your time adjusting the sails to pick up as much wind as you can. Or you try and catch some fish to fry up onboard. This all is nice and calm if the megalodons, krakens, storms and other pirates leave you be for a while :)
It's nice to finally have a space where I can display my (somewhat geeky) interests.
It's nice to finally have a space where I can display my (somewhat geeky) interests.
It's nice to finally have a space where I can display my (somewhat geeky) interests.
It's nice to finally have a space where I can display my (somewhat geeky) interests.
It's nice to finally have a space where I can display my (somewhat geeky) interests.
It's nice to finally have a space where I can display my (somewhat geeky) interests.
Remy van der Winden
Remy van der Winden
Charlotte Wells
Aftersun
Matt Reeves
The Batman
Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michaela Coel
I May Destroy You
Victor Kossakovsky
Gunda
Joachim Trier
The Worst Person In The World
Terrence Malick
A Hidden Life
Paul Thomas Anderson
Licorice Pizza
Michael Sarnoski
Pig
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me By Your Name
Bo Burnham
Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Kogonada
After Yang
Charlotte Wells
Aftersun
Matt Reeves
The Batman
Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michaela Coel
I May Destroy You
Victor Kossakovsky
Gunda
Joachim Trier
The Worst Person In The World
Terrence Malick
A Hidden Life
Paul Thomas Anderson
Licorice Pizza
Michael Sarnoski
Pig
Luca Guadagnino
Call Me By Your Name
Bo Burnham
Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel
Kogonada