Letterboxd — Your life in film

This movie is awful. Bella deserves everything happening to her. I would watch it again in a heartbeat. A cinematic classic.

I'm a twi-hard now, and this is a mark in the sand of when I broke.

I enjoy how divisive this movie is, and the fact that some people don't like it. I wish more Marvel movies pushed the boundaries of the MCU's very successful formula to make people (mildly) uncomfortable during their superhero blockbusters.

I'm beyond delighted that Robert Eggers tricked a bunch of producers into thinking this weird movie deserved such a big budget. Robert Eggers should get whatever Robert Eggers wants. (An aside: holy shit at Kidman's acting in this film. That scene? THE scene? Wow.)

Me before watching the movie: omg I’m finally watching Everything Everywhere All at Once

Me after watching the movie: oh no so much crying

The rare movie that lived up to all the hype and then some.

They don't really make movies like this anymore? A tight, effective thriller with good performances? You don't think about the movie afterwards, but you'd recommend it to anyone and had a really great time? Love that feeling.

A captivating little story about, well, growing up and finding peace in the life you've found, rather than the one you wished for. Really touching.

One of the best ever. No notes.

Cannot believe I watched this just so I can watch No Time to Die. Awful.

Terrible. Awful. Extremely graphic in ways that made me gasp but did not understand what made the original a classic, and applies what was interesting about Alvarez’s take on Evil Dead without the same nuance.

Spent the evening of my dad’s birthday, who passed 10 years ago this year, watching Nine Days. Wonderful movie about the strangeness—and beauty—of merely existing. A lovely meditation about life and beyond, about what we know and don't know, what we control and dont' control. I'll be thinking about the final moments for years.

I want to start disliking Lin-Manuel Miranda, and then he goes and makes this great movie. Son of a bitch.