[X] My Assistant

Eddie the Eagle

Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dreaming Girl

Star Wars... I don't remember which number. First Order?

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)

Discovered I quite like "We'll Meet Again" by Vera Lynn. Does not strike me as particularly comedic; most characters and their motivations are rather believable - including General Ripper, who seems positioned as the most obviously deranged but is not so far off from thinking I've encountered stated seriously. Perhaps that is partially a consequence of things like flouride being perceived as a bit more universally silly to discuss critically when the film was released versus now. At least General Ripper is sincere in his delusions and not self-serving (in his mind at least). The same cannot be said of the others who attempt to angle for advantage amidst imminent demise.

Atomic Blonde

Ticket to Paradise

État de siège (1972)

Very gripping, and thoroughly depressing.
I understand why the film makes Santore out to be a little more sympathetic toward the end - but his actions are really just so fucking reprehensible. The "I'll write to my wife" scene rings hollow when he's responsible for enabling the slaughter of many wives and husbands - political dissidents struck down with impunity to enforce a mock democracy.

Challengers

Deepwater Horizon