Letterboxd — Your life in film

It is so sad that somewhere between the 90s and late 2000’s, Hollywood decided to stop making totally whimsical and absurd feel good movies geared towards adults.

I hate to be this person but Jim Carrey could **** ** **** **** **** and then ** ** **** I'll say it again I'm not proud but ***** ** ********* ***** ***

will forever be quoting "like a glove" regardless of how shitty my park is

God tier romcom.  Take that kids bike away forever though.

Me and this movie have history. It made me fall in love with writing and pretty sure it changed my entire life. Not to be overdramatic or anything.

If You Give an IRS Agent a Cookie

gonna start a notebook where i track everything that happens to me as either COMEDY or TRAGEDY and see how long until i snap

i want to apologise in advance for the person i will become in two days

the "film" is rubbish and makes no sense whatsoever (that's why I put the "commas" in it because I didn't feel the film had a script or a story) but what saves it from being the worst film of all time was that this particular film was the last job to send off Charlie Sheen's career with a gold medal before it went to hell because of his alcohol and domestic abuse problems, something similar to Joe Pesci's situation in The Irishman.

Why did they think making a movie about how horny Charlie Sheen is in 2012 was a good idea? How is a film made by a common collaborator of Wes Anderson, Bill Murray and Jason Schwartzman so unwatchable? I need answers to these questions.

Wants to be 8 1/2 really badly, but it's actually just 1 1/2.

A24: Nowhere to go from here but up, I guess!