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plural narcissistic trans women will fucking love this movie

This is a strange one - it feels very disted, almost like the media is going one place then throws you in another - but not in a good way. The plotline feels thrown together and tries to make it work with (ittedly beautiful) cinematography. I wish i could’ve gotten more from - i see the artistic prowess but it lacks the viscerality and true body/psychological horror of his other works.

WHAT YHE FUCK KINO

so true

forgot to log this but its so pog

coolest guy ever

this shit rules man

horrific

Watched on Sunday April 30, 2023.

The only thing worse than a pervert - a woman.

if my friend took me to the quiet room and it had firebreathers and a mf with a flaming vuvuzela in it i would want to be fed more pills and die too

This movie gets better every time man holy fuck

Dude, fuck my arse?

ion want none of y'all fucking transbians watching this movie. "it's literally me!!!" what the FUCK go to therapy!!!

this is japan's 9/11

me and sandy have a lot in common (severe cocaine addiction)

give this man a treill!!!

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FIVE HUNDRED TRILLION BILLION DOLLARS

I just really like Anya Taylor Joy okay. the concept of this shit is so good but something about it fell really flat w me. maybe because the whole plot seemed so obvious. it was like executed fine but it just didnt hit right.

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is it racist if i give this under 3 stars....

feliz navibad

i cant believe they're doing shit that still goes this hard in 2022

this movie truly ended racism

i watched this high with my two hottest friends cuddling into me. five stars

this shit is the funniest feel good movie i have watched in a while. RIDICULOUS how much it should suck with some of the shit that happens but it just fucking rules.

I’d like to dedicate this review to my reformed orthadox rabbi Bill Clinton 👍

how do they let big studios do this shit

it needed a weird al song to be crazy enough for me

couldn't hear the movie cause there was some guy streaming it singing "i'm fuckin gay i'm suckin on a penis" the whole time

maybe I had higher expectations but this felt unfathomably slow, it had so much potential too that fell flat

what a fucking ride man holy shit

"You're not annoying, humans are."

This review is going to be a lot, so be prepared.

As much as the beginning of the movie was...well... strange at the least, I think this movie gives a really good insight into the true concepts of human life, from the outside experience of someone who isn't really human and how we, as a human society don't really appreciate the beauty around us. We really do take so much for granted.

The fact that human society is the way that it is, that humans are built to live a life of work, barely able to create their own personal relationships due to time constraints and stress, is a failure of many of our societal beliefs in this current day and age.

This movie really portrays the sense of childlike wonder. We all how we felt when we first read our first book, saw our first sunset, our first road trip, the first time we went to the beach, the first video game we played. The childlike wonder is a feeling that is so difficult to replicate but Kore-eda did such a wonderful job to portray it.

Another thing I think this does is show the mortality in life. Humans live, and die, many of them without ever accomplishing any of their true goals. Many don't even get to the point where they can establish what their goals even are. Aging is scary, We are, human, after all, in a time where humans can get to a point where we either rely on others, or just all together. I guess this really can be seen as a blessing or a curse.

Just like in nature, much of our own blossom is controlled by others, controlled by things that we don't have any say over. It's really unbelievably harrowing, but at the same time it's one thing we have to accept.

If you get lucky, and you blossom, you really need to treasure it, because it can end at the press of a button, the click of a finger, through any means that might not even be your fault.

There's a few sensitive scenes, including the first one, which are also a say into how women are seen in Japanese culture, mainly as sex objects, which is another deep hit for sure. I really would prefer not to touch on these, just go watch them for yourself.

I came into this expecting a fun, comedic piece that doesn't take itself seriously. What I got out of it however was, in my opinion, one of the ultimate representations of human life, human expression, the beauty of the world we live on and the universe we were born into. I think this really made me understand a piece of myself that I was missing. I wish I could thank Hirokazu Kore-eda in person for two hours of a literal artistic masterpiece.

man this shit is depressing, i should NOT have watched this whilst already feeling this lost but it's a great representation of what being this lost feels like

In 1972, Japan promulgated the "toxic drugs and strong drugs control act". However, that clearly didn’t work, because the guy who directed this that same year must have had a lethal dose of EVERYTHING in his system.

Welp. Yeon Sang-ho really did it and made one of the best movies of all time and in my opinion my favourite movie i've ever watched. I've had many recommendations to watch this and it did not disappoint in the slightest. From the pacing, the plotline, the song choices, the way this movie grips you and pulls on your heartstrings and doesn't stop throughout. All I can really say is this thing is a masterpiece and absolutely worth watching. There is genuinely no faults. It's nuts. I don't know if there's any topping this. Excited to explore more of this guy's catalogue.

Bronson is fucking badass, i this being one of my favourite movies when i was just a wee 12 year old. functionally great.

forgot to log this from my past but this movie is really good! the concept is great but i it being a bit long and relatively slow. i wish there was more extreme scenes.

my friends watched this without me and one of them said it was too fast for them but i put that shit on 1.25x speed and it reminded me that i gotta take my damn ADHD meds!!!!

slightly worse the second time tbh, but still a fun film

9/11, tons of scenes of gross japanese guys masturbating, 9/11, a neet, 9/11 and a gothic lolita, what's not to love

this shit kinda dookie fr

they really don’t make em like this anymore holy shit (minus half a point for the racism)

Really fucking good but honestly way too much filler. Without the filler it’s probably a 5. There’s some scenes that feel SUPER insane and had me glued to it. But the filler makes it painful.

Surprisingly really damn good. Feels very Japanese art house but quirky and high quality. Quite enjoyable.

nothing nowhere never at once (it's pretty good but this movie is way too damn long so i'm docking it half a point) (i'm getting slaughtered by my gf for this rating for sure)

i'll never forget when Dylan said "It's like doodoo porn, Embrace the doodoo scat" and "Doodoo parts, doodoo body parts"

absolutely flawless. perfect in every way imaginable. two stars.

really good but like... how the fuck do you everything? this movie was made for einstein

absolutely beyond words

the only wishmaster i like is jirachi this one stinks

50 films to watch by myself in 2023. i gotta get these all done.

• Alien
• The Thing
• RoboCop
• My Neighbor Totoro
• GoodFellas
• Reservoir Dogs
• Pulp Fiction
• Ghost in the Shell
• Trainspotting
• Fight Club

...plus 44 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

less strict but i gotta do these

• Chungking Express
• Fallen Angels
• In the Mood for Love
• A Silent Voice: The Movie
• Your Name.
• The Farewell
• RRR
• Funny Games
• A Taxi Driver
• Nobody Knows

...plus 23 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

jesus christ dylan

• Southland Tales
• The Monster Squad
• Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call – New Orleans
• Better Off Dead...
• Vampire's Kiss
• Payback
• Resolution
• Primer
• L.A. Confidential
• The Guest

...plus 6 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.