Letterboxd — Your life in film

My favorite part of Signs is that all the news reporters make sure to tell you the age of the person who took a home video. Not only is it responsible, but it makes me laugh.

i ship goldberg and smith

mcnichol deserved a nom at least. “i like you”

i was pretty hung over and sometimes that, like, opens up my heart in a way that makes me both vulnerable and nostalgic so, uh, i really liked it. like, the rey and kylo scenes were great and, yeah, the first 15 minutes i almost had a seizure but i liked it a lot. i ... i think i love it. whatever. who cares. art is subjective. and i think it’s a lot better than last jedi whatever okay?

visually inspired and humble take on race and male friendship and toxicity. 
the first ten minutes i was blown away by the visuals but once i sunk into it i started asking myself what’s going on a few too many times.

i cried like 4 times. i was on a plane, but i thought this was pretty incredibly directed for a “netflix cartoon”

a real emperors new groove feel to the whole thing

it’s possible this one changes. like it’s name, this movie comes over you in waves. some are small and some are big and then sometimes one crashes down on you so hard that you think for a second you’re going to drown. all this to say, it’s a beautiful poem film, but i’m not sure that it works completely. but if sterling and renee don’t get nominated for their performances then what are we doing here!?

I had a good time.
It's all over the place, but I didn't mind any of it.
Except with that one thing, that one thing was a bad choice. We've cancelled so much this year, we can't cancel Streep.

one of the best dark comedies in recent memory. also just great to hang in the breaking bad world for an extra two hours.

I remember thinking I was "cool" for seeing this movie. And that is cool! They don't make them like they used to... 15 years ago... also, all of these people are hot.