Popular reviews

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  Review by gelatin anderson ★★★★ 1

  me: yea they look like a couple

  everyone else around pat & terry: a couple of besties!!!

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  Review by betty 5

  OMG THE STORY ABOUT PAT'S PREVIOUS BOYFRIENDS ALL DYING BRO

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  Review by kanjichris ★★★★

  terry's niece: dad said ur a lesbian

  terry: nothing of the sort! living in the states is expensive & we're just really good friends who live together :)

  terry's niece for the next 40yrs: ok

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  Review by Lucy ★★★★ 2

  "i don't know what happened... but... that was it"

  yeah i'm full on sobbing... this shit is breathtaking bro 🥺

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  Review by brunabarbosa ★★★★ 1

  i cried like a little bitch, my heart hurts and now i want to hold my girlfriend and cry for 65 and a half years

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  Review by aaron ★★★★

  nothing but love and respect for my gay aunts

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  Review by izzy ★★★½

  pat saying she would do this all again even though their lives were so hard and full of fear: THAT is love

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  Review by ronja ★★★★★ 3

  hello letterboxd lesbians, its me, other letterboxd lesbian. i am asking if anyone would like to take my hand in secret uhaul

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  Review by alexa ★★★★★ 1

  When she kissed her hand I lost it.

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  Review by nathália ★★★★

  “It might have been just one more walk beneath the moonlight hue,
  But, darling, it meant everything, because I walked with you.
  It might have been just one more night, a single night of seven,
  My darling,
  You were there with me,
  ‘Twas one more night of heaven.
  On we sauntered seldom speaking as we passed through Moonlight Lane,
  Happiness walked there inside me when you smiled and called my name.
  Hours fled like winged moments, hand in hand, we walked alone.
  It was one night I shall remember,
  One more night to call our own.”

  -Pat Henschel

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  Review by lydia ★★★★★ 4

  for personal reasons i have decided that i will be passing away

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  Review by kevinyang ★★½ 5

  One of the more deeply frustrating watches in recent memory. The core of the story is undeniably beautiful - simply watching Pat and Terry talk about and to each other is more than enough to pull on your heartstrings. The film also works on a moment to moment basis, coasting on the strength of that real life story and the pure, unadulterated love displayed on screen.

  But when it's all over, it feels like a giant missed opportunity. When all is said and done, do we really get to know Pat and Terry as individuals and as a couple? Do we really get to dive into the ins and outs of their story together, especially while they were young? Do…