Letterboxd — Your life in film

A narrative (dialogue focused) film about a guy who pushed everyone away and then gets lonely and suicidal and phones people he knows. One of Joel Haver's Oscar contest films. Some pretty great monologues/poetry here too.

A reflective short about a last day working at a movie theater

I’ve never wanted a cheeseburger more in my life

I reeeally wish I cared more for Avatar. The visuals were insane though!

The greatest breakup movie of all time. 

Watched on HBO Max

Still can’t get over the ending… 

Some powerful shit 

Watched on Blu-ray

Tom Ford needs to direct more films, his directing style is gorgeous

Every time The Rock's dumb smoldering face came on screen I immediately burst out laughing.

Call me crazy, but I suspect the writer/director might've downed an entire gallon of PCP before writing the script.

Just a hunch...

Eli Roth you disgusting fuck 😅

I wish there was more Brad Pitt, he was hilarious!

Fun watch! Poster is great!