Y’all need to watch this on the biggest screen if possible. I loved everything about this film: the symbolism, full circled-ness, cinematography, and especially the score. Some people might say there were some plot holes (which I agree with), but you can’t fully appreciate this movie without diving into subdued meanings and themes. 

The casting for this was perfect. Keke Palmer was the comedic relief and she did a great job of balancing that tone during the more serious scenes. I can’t wait to watch this again!