When Jacob Elordi's character stops at a crossroads where one sign goes to Massachusetts and the other leads to Canada... Felt that...

Still like it just as much as I did when I first saw it at 16, albeit for different reasons now. The Scarborough Fair loop could go on twice as long and I still wouldn't get bored.

MAN.... Cinema. Didn't know there were so many different ways dudes could get impaled by arrows. Jaw was on the floor the entire time. Every shot was a painting fr. The fool doing civil servants justice in medieval times.

When I was in high school I deliberately lost my last tennis match to go to the Manchester taco festival

Wealthy family crashes and burns through anyone-not-like-them. Often visually gorgeous and hilarious. I thought the "honeymoon" part of the first half was a bit dry but I really got sold midway when Vanya's bodyguards show up and its themes come into full scope and it becomes a lot more funny and tragic. Overall think it's well deserving of the hype it's getting.

I'm trying to actually write quick reviews now because I've started to really hate one line letterboxd quips. Anyways thanks for coming to my chat.