Letterboxd — Your life in film

Oh man.... this started off so intriguing and quirky! I thought the texting between each character was done really well, and the casting was perfect. But wow, what the hell happened? Completely downhill from the halfway point. Felt like I was watching a totally different movie by the end 😬

Damn, Miyazaki is right.... parakeets are evil as hell

Really cute and delightful 🥺 The two main kids did so well for debut performances!

Very sorry everyone, I (still) unironically love this. So many good memories attached to it. Absolutely crazy how the whole trilogy ends the second this movie finishes!!!

Haven't rewatched this since I was a kid. It's still gorgeous! Feels a bit too rushed and falls apart in the final act but hey... there are so many freaky little (and big) guys- I would kill for any of those frogs.

Didn't find it as bad as everyone else on here seems to... maybe I'm just a sucker for JTT.

Woah, very cool and very charming!! Definitely made me nostalgic for old video stores. Diana's rizz was on a whole other level 😳

Far too long for what this was. The quick dialogue between Annette and Jodie felt more like sitcom writing a lot of the time. Good for them though it definitely made me feel an emotion at the end but a lot of the coach stuff felt sandwiched in at the last second.

MWA MWA MWA!!! I KISS THIS FILM!! 😗😗

So warm, so wholesome, and really creeps up on you in the best way. You can tell a lot of love has been put into this from the very first frame up until the last. Feeling so cosy right now 🥹

Very hard to watch and incredibly sickening. Has left my heart aching.

Joaquin Phoenix is now 2 out of 2 for "movies to get bored to and want to tear your hair out in 2023"

It fails as a character study, or even just an interesting and entertaining story. It didn't make me think and I felt no emotions for anyone or anything - probably because the intentions and true motivations of the characters were either not present or totally conflicting.

The costumes were cool, Vanessa Kirby held my interest, but that was about it.