Letterboxd — Your life in film

i do love family, i do. i love the idea of it and i love my own very real very silly messy complicated family! i needed a reminder during this time of year and c'mon c'mon is just that. its allowed to scream "i am not fine" and roar and punch the air through the holiday or any given event in your life that makes you feel not fine, because this movie said so <3

In the most complimentary way possible to BOTH films, this felt like a less shouty and less surreal companion piece to Cassavetes's Love Streams.

natalie portman was spectacular. some (me) might say she deserved the os — [GUNSHOT]. really enjoyed the beautiful yet painful portrayal of grief and death. very poetic without teetering on the line of being pretentious. 

this one is good, i’ll give him that. but pablo larrain still has to answer for his crime for spencer

Name a better movie you stupid bitch

i know a lot of us takes pride at being haters but being angry at  genuine story where they took good care at casting and representing deaf community breaking barriers, being first at and winning awards  does not make anyone as interesting as they think they are

Imagine if the videotape from The Ring was a feature length film starring Laura Dern and that's Inland Empire. A truly terrifying film that pushes the boundaries of fiction. Laura Dern is revelatory and Lynch's direction is masterclass.

The only reason tear-jerkers are considered low art is because we are all broken inside.

now why did that gay choir teacher have a wife

the unsettling feeling of knowing nothing is going as it should, trying to make peace with your present only to find out your present is just as shakable as your future, gosh it’s pure melancholy and the Coen brothers do it so excruciatingly well

llewyn davis i’ll house you in exchange for you to be inside me