Letterboxd — Your life in film

the tin man is underrated and i think we should have that conversation

genuinely don’t know how to discuss this one without just spewing love love love for it. one of the most prominent movies i can recall that sincerely hasn’t gotten old since i first saw it in theaters over a decade ago. and revisiting that theater experience tonight was so much fun, me with my big bucket of popcorn and a huge grin plastered across my face when i wasn’t mouthing all the funniest lines or silently drumming along to the music. movies are SO fun sometimes (this one especially!!) and it’s very fun to simply love a movie

"reality burst open, and i tumbled out"

didn't realize how much this affected me until i suddenly broke out in tears. one of the most potent bergmans i've endured yet

WHY CAN’T I BREATHE whenever i THINK about YOU

gotta say that right after this was over i started to forget about it. i was expecting more comedy from the start, but as it reveals itself the comedy comes into play more naturally while the action kicks up, and by the end i had plenty of fun. honestly i was just excited to be back in my favorite seat in my favorite house of my favorite theater again, regardless of the movie

you guys we HAVE to find amazing amy

my fifth rewatch of the year... mon dieu

let’s get these golden statues, zhao

astoundingly tense and twice as heartbreaking by the time it ends. sorry to this man (another round) but i really want this to win the oscar

more than anything this reminded me that i still need to finish red dead redemption 2