happy juneteenth to all the Black american homies🥰
this movie is just so mesmerizing and no words of mine could really do it justice, i wish i had the energy and creative prowess to write anything substantial about how this makes me feel—the impeccable, unmatched lighting of darkskin Blacks, the freedom of expression and emotional realism we've been granted under channing's lens, dreamlike images of a life that feels like it's just starting to come into its own and will…

a movie about gentrification in which its literal definition is constantly reiterated a dozen times, existing only to satisfy the people whose lives will never be affected by its circumstances in the long run—it's pointless and confused; yet peele's sense of all-knowing self righteousness shines through, everybody involved was clearly under the impression that they were making something groundbreaking and thought-provoking even though all we wanted and what black people deserve is a genre film that would've maybe been less…