Letterboxd — Your life in film

tell me why i'm so attracted to toby wallace looking dirty with a disgusting mullet

this is such a good rom com and nobody can tell me otherwise. imagine living across the hall from chris evans. i would die.

this is pretty much just ryan gosling squealing for 1 hour and 50 minutes straight

omg.. i don't know what happened in the end. that took a weird turn

to summarise: sebastian stan is hot thank you for coming to my TED talk

nico hiraga can i make out with you in your car with an acoustic cover of heaven playing in the background????

forget about aimee!! the real love story is between dylan and his dog. that’s true love right there

i don't know why but i really just couldn't get into this. i love olivia cooke and anya taylor joy but this was just really boring sorry not sorry

just when i thought i had it all figured out.... nope they just threw plot twists at every chance they had.

and that Windows montage at the beginning of the movie gave me major flashbacks to using my PC at 12.

i don't really know i felt about this. the self entitlement men have in a work environment can be absolutely intoxicating sometimes and this film portrayed that reality super well. however, i was incredibly bored and disinterested at the same time. but i guess that's full time employment for ya.

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"so long, darling."

i wanted to finish the entire series before i wrote a review on this. this will be the best thing that marvel has ever done. the way this series progressed was perfect. each episode was written so efficiently allowing the audience to uncover wandavision little by little until we got the final picture. i cannot wait to see what's more to come for wanda and the marvel universe.

and BITCH..... THAT LAST EPISODE I WAS SOBBING. i mean hardcore, full body trembling crying. i don't think i'll ever recover.

this was honestly FLAWLESS. i loved everything about this and it kept me on my toes the entire time. and that ending..... absolutely gobsmacked.

concept- amazing
cinematography- amazing
olivia cooke and jack o'connell- amazing
music- amazing