Letterboxd — Your life in film

Always great to spend more time with Agnès

But if you’ve just watched 5 of her films in the past year, including Beaches of Agnès, you might find this to be too familiar to be fresh.

sophie is one of the most iconic characters of the last 10 years.

this movie is thematically in the same family as both elena ferrante's neopolitan novels (female friendship) and "my year of rest and relaxation" (20-something woman in nyc on a downward spiral)

all the best moments were written by greta

i hated this movie when it came out. it struck a little too close to home.

worth it for the laura dern and alan alda performances alone

Moral of the story: Every machine has its purpose

I liked the chicken

Afraid I have the dad’s hairline

mentally catalog this as a stephen king adaptation.

not as a cronenberg film or christopher walken film.

with those expectations, i was pleased.

like many stephen king adaptations, its best watched on a cold winter night.

Hear me out:
The Judy Garland bio pic fucks.
RZ gives a five star performance in a three star movie.
The Trolly Song sequence slaps.

now officially a member of the song kang-ho fan club. one of cinema's great heartbreaking fools.

the action sequences on that earth tower and on the moon in rovers were perfect recreations of how i visualize Kim Stanely Robinson novels (specifically 2312 and Red Mars). for that, i'm thankful. now make a Red Mars miniseries you cowards.

If Nora Ephron made this movie, it’d be called “You’ve Got Blackmail”

the equilibrium, man

The US kicks ass sometimes 
“Don’t mock God!”
Atheism defines what you aren’t, Satanism is what you are