Which one of us hasn't acted irrationally after a heartbreak?
A fun premise and a solid cast, including Jenny Slate, Charlie Day, Scott Eastwood, and Gina Rodriguez. While it has its laughs, the film feels a bit long. Standout performances come from Day and Slate, making it an enjoyable watch for rom-com fans, even if it falls short of its comedic potential given the talent involved.
A film that I admired and appreciated more than I genuinely enjoyed.
It offers an interesting and thought-provoking take on grief. The incredible score, hauntingly beautiful and perfectly aligned with the film's tone, is a standout element.
While the movie didn't strike a strong emotional chord with me overall, except for a particularly impactful scene involving our Ghost on his knees scratching at a wall, I also can’t stop thinking about it. It does, however, feel longer than its actual running time. Both Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara are fine.
Babylon - 3hr 8min
Avatar - 3hr 10min
They should show them as a double feature and serve everyone a continental breakfast.
Can we ban Nolan from writing women? Oppenheimer's scenes with Florence Pugh and Emily Blunt are the worst part of his screenplay. Such a shame.
