in 70mm
revels in an elated euphoria grounded in the anxiety of rejection and potential loneliness. by far PTA's funniest, and with his most socially well-adjusted characters. can be seen as a spiritual prequel to several of his films. desperate aching existential discomfort carefully disguised as joyful carefree romance. the happiest sad movie ever.
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