Letterboxd — Your life in film

Overall a little thin, but it’s just so masterfully performed

I learned what gay was from this movie and for that I will always be grateful.

My favorite James Cameron film to feature an extended sequence on a sinking ship. And FUCK that white bitch spider

So true

I am not immune to the charms of one Mister  Channing Elizabeth Tatum

Christmas classic!

Ahhh shit— here we go again.

Feels like the only movie in the world when you’re watching it. I used to view Brooke through the lens of general millennial discontent, but I’m realizing that Brooke the individual is a woman paralyzed by immense loss, shocked into living in the moment. Can’t think about the past cause it’s painful, can’t look to the future cause it’s terrifying. I love Brooke. I’m protective of Brooke. I am Brooke. Why would I ever watch anything else?

Hot

Much to consider. Like being reeled into a glass wall. At once viscerally engaging and utterly detached. Not sure how it’s sitting in me yet. Will report back.

It’s always good to remind yourself that Meryl really is the master.

More movies should offer a suggested intermission. For some reason I can’t pin down, this particular watch was one of the most thrilling movie experiences of my life. Movies are capable of looking like this, yet we’ve decided modernity looks like a grey scale mud pile. What’s up with that?