Letterboxd — Your life in film

I got to watch this at NYFF and I'm so glad I did because, watching this movie with a passionate audience made the experience even more incredible for me. Hearing everyone laugh at all the jokes, and cry when something emotional happened—it was so special and I could have never had such an experience elsewhere. Greta Gerwig really pours her entire heart into this one; it was so personal yet so relatable, no matter who you are and where you…

It received the longest standing ovation in NYFF history, so that should give you an idea on how perfect this film is. I also got to see Luca Guadagnino, Timothée Chalamet, Armie Hammer, Michael Stuhlbarg, and André Aciman in the flesh and got to ask Luca a question, which was absolutely surreal. I'm so lucky that this was the first movie I've seen at the first film festival I've ever attended; I'm truly never gonna forget the experience of it…

Yet another powerful, deeply emotional, and visually stunning piece of work from Christopher Nolan. I'm so glad I ended up thoroughly enjoying this movie despite my initial doubts about it. There's very minimal dialogue, and you don't learn much about the characters, but I think this works in favor of the movie because it spends less time on backstories and more time on showing us what these men went through together. Despite not knowing much about the characters, I still…