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This was unexpected in so many ways. I'm also a sucker for cooking in film.

I liked this more than Death on the Nile (2022). I should've expected more jump scares from the title alone so was caught off guard a few times.

Not sure what the rule is but based on the length it feels like that reply should've been an article.

I brought it up again at HWC Pacific since its one of the main ways I use my site and the lack of consensus has always bothered me.

I create watch posts with sparkles where the u-watch-of property is an h-cite with name, year, IMDB ID, and IMDB URL. I also add a rating and progress which can be "want", "started", or "finished" based on these discussions.

In the watched feed they used to be h-reviews but was pointed to this discussion about switching over to h-entry with an u-review-of at HWC. Not 100% on board but it feels better than h-review.

If we take RSVPs as an example where a in-reply-to and rsvp means its an RSVP post, it would seem like an h-entry with a p-rating is enough to classify a post as an review. This way we could review a u-watch-of, u-read-of, or anything else. I think there might be a conflict if a post where to have a u-watch-of and a separate property (location for example) where the question would be: Is this review of the movie, the venue, or seeing the movie at this venue.

For now, this is how I'm using watch posts. I need to start adding some of this stuff to the wiki and other discussions since it feels like if someone were to want to add watch posts they could either use this as a starting point or tell me how it can be improved.

The score! Very uncomfortable movie.

It's hard to explain why I liked this so much but there was so much in this that felt familiar and not at the same time. I felt at home and alone.

I wanted more The Lobster (2015).

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