Letterboxd — Your life in film

Great artsyle but I hated the sound design and the story was painfully cliche at times. None of the Turtles had any actual personality and a lot of the scenes felt awkwardly written (like when April finds out they're turtles).

The opening hour is a slog but it's worth it since every second in the courtroom was amazing

Very uneventful first half leads to most of the plot threads and character development being undercooked. Nothing is earned. The villain is unremarkable outside of a cool musical theme.

Very messy with the amount of dynamics going on in every conversation but still good thanks to Sorkin's dialogue. Weirdly sappy at the end but the moment was earned by the film. Feel like I will enjoy it more on a rewatch

Like the first movie but bad this time

Lots of flaws (some terrible audio mixing and ADR, rushed second half) but the main goal of the film was to garner sympathy for Marie Antoinette and that completely worked for me. Kirsten Dunst is excellent

"Bittersweet" the movie

This whole movie is basically an allegory for a father letting his daughter go to marry someone and i think that’s just awesome

One of the biggest adrenaline rushes I've ever experienced while watching a film. The best edited movie I've ever seen. God I utterly hated the shark by the end

It's pretty cool how contrary to most Ghibli movies I've seen so far, this has a "staying of age" message. Utterly aimless in the best and worst ways.

Love the energy in this one but none of the characters were particularly engaging