Letterboxd — Your life in film

as someone who loves Anya Taylor-Joy...I was thoroughly bored 🤝

complete and utter indifference. some good acting here, absolute mess of a script, and i think the only time i was really invested was when a character gets a twinkie angrily shoved into his face

I liked when the woman’s name was Velveeta

i think it would’ve been better if, after his accident, Himesh just keeps googling things to see if they exist or not within this non-Beatle universe. he would say, “well surely ____ exists!”, then google their name, and have that dumb look on his face when he realizes that they don’t exist. this would go on for two hours and then “Wonderwall” would play over the credits

extremely okay movie 🤝. it’s shot pretty cool, the acting is fine, it’s short, and there’s a dog named “reggie”. unfortunately — it has some odd pacing and the script leaves a lot to be desired. well worth watching, shrugging at it, and going to bed tho

cindy the tv’s leaking

Brenda Meeks best character in film history 🤞

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Took me a while to think of a rating for this. It’s a ~horrible~ movie, filled with some of the weirdest screenwriting/directing choices I’ve seen in a popular movie in a long time. With that being said, at least it was fun to laugh at???? Also, the “September” needle drop is one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen lmfao

Not very funny, not very touching...don’t exactly love/hate anything about it at all. I just sat there for a while as it happened in front of me. Stephen Merchant kinda do be lookin like Slender Man doe 👀 ❤️ 👻

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Completely indifferent to this. Some fun sequences, Taron is good, but it still felt kind of...lifeless? Idk.