Letterboxd — Your life in film

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

Tarantino does not follow a typical storyline. Everyone in this plays an amazing role

The person Amy wrote herself to be is who she made Nick turn out to be.

Paul Thomas Anderson has an interesting type of film making. He gives his actors plenty of chances to have stand out moments. I respect how great this film is but it did not hit me as it could have. Joaquin Phoenix and Philip Seymour Hoffman deserve the praise they have gotten for their performances.

It has some goofy parts but it carry’s so many good messages and Sam Rami did an incredible job giving us Easter eggs as well as a really good ending

Such a cool look on how people are treated. I loved how this movie got me pumped when the bonding happened. Don’t know how I feel about the ending yet but I’ll remember the good things.

Those flashback scenes were incredible. Such a deep story with a broken character. Not to mention this has one of the most emotional scenes I have ever seen.

This time around the message about what your purpose in life really got to me. I respect this moving even more on the second viewing

Relationships has its twists and turns but this shows that the last thing you should do is forget. You can move on. You can remember. You can give it another try. But never forget even if you try

This is a short movie but it doesn’t feel that way as we see how grief is more than just an emotion humans feel

If you look at the husband, the wife, and the brothers character arc you get an amazing film for each of them. This movie gives us all three. The acting was incredible and they give us such a compelling story where nobody is in the wrong they’re all just in a tough spot.

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