Letterboxd — Your life in film

This has got to be the most beautiful film I’ve seen. I really feeling like if you pause any moment in this film you got a great picture. Every ocean shot, or eye contact with the camera is perfectly done. Not to mention scenes where someone catches fire.

You think it ends and it is a 10/10 ending but it continues. Then you think it ends and it’s a 11/10 ending but it still continues. Then it really ends and it leaves us unsatisfied yet satisfied as we don’t get the lover’s choice but the poets.

This was really long and I kinda wanted it to end faster and faster. I do like the dark message of parents meaning and that sidewalk scene was awesome.

Really compelling story that shows the corruption of power in Alabama in the 1980s. Great story building and I loved every saying goodbye scene.

This felt really extended. The story summary is interesting but we instead got a long build up to an unbelievable crazy final 15 minutes. 

Scenes I liked:
Sharon Tate movie theater reaction
The tilted camera shots of Cliff talking to the red haired chick at the old movie set
Leo’s bad guy scene with the girl

I think this would have been better if I knew the Sharon Tate story before hand.

Such an interesting movie that highlights all the kills around the seven deadly sins. The kills are unique. The cast is perfect. And the movie set itself up perfectly for the amazing ending.

They built the relationship up really well. There are so many memorable moments. They gave a satisfying yet sad ending. The songs were super catchy and well done. Even the choreography was impressive in some moments. I had 2 favorite parts outside of the ending. The argument outside of the neighborhood and JK Simmons appearing in the dance routine at the end.

“An idea is like a virus, resilient, highly contagious. The smallest seed of an idea can grow.“ This film plants so many of those ideas into this perfect ending. Christopher Nolan made something as perfect as they come. From the layered storytelling, to the welt built score, to the open ending. This is a perfectly made film.

Toni Colletti is terrifying and the story is even scarier. This is horror done right.

Ari Aster does it again. This is another original type of horror produced by A24. They focus on the horror of a toxic relationship and keep the visual horror to the sequences in the May festival. That is of course until the last 20 minutes. Then they go all out in creeping you out in ways you have never seen before. 

I love Florence Pugh. I trust Ari Aster. And I am so excited for his next film which is rumored to be a comedy 👀

A coming of age story that is relatable to a lot of people growing into that 18 age, however this is more than just a story for people growing up. It is a thank you note to every parent out there that has raised their kids. It shows how everything they do is for their kids and they want nothing but the best for us.

A modern Superbad like story for girls who stuffed themselves in the library and wanted to get out and have fun for their last day of high school. The stories were unique and fun. I like how it revolves around friendship and not love interests.