Letterboxd — Your life in film

Barring a questionable aftertaste left by the climactic shot, Licorice Pizza is a vibrant string of earnest, honest vignettes presented with masterful precision.

Man, I remember this movie having a chokehold on everyone when it came out.

I’m sure at the time of its release I would’ve found it absolutely hilarious, but seeing it for the first time now, it’s pure Ryan Reynolds that I’ve seen many times since his Deadpool debut.

Nothing quite uniquely funny, but still enjoyable and a fun ride.

in 2010 my dad showed me the trailer for this and said “look! the next mission impossible movie!”

this was not the next mission impossible movie.

rewatched this on my birthday i love christopher mcquarrie

now hear me out…. i think this is holding a mirror to society…

This is vile. I hope no one else is cursed with curiosity as I am

A tender and tame film attempting to tackle deep questions of the human experience. Not quite as fleshed out as it could’ve been, with multiple themes popping up briefly, leaving us with not quite much to grasp. But even with such a short runtime, Kogonada manages to nudge us into a space of quiet reflection at who and what makes us, us, with loss and grief intertwined.

this one’s honestly pretty underrated, rewatched for funsies

jillian loved this so much she watched it three more times within 24 hours.

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

Amazing story, but the doc made climbing the mountains look easy.

Rom-coms that have multiple storylines tend to get choppy, and it shows in Crazy, Stupid Love. Quite cringey but did have some moments that made me laugh out loud. But the star of the whole film?

Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. The best on screen couple ever and y’all can fight me on that 😤