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Watched on Tuesday May 6, 2025.

The slow progression of him turning into the trump we know was perfect, UGHH THE LAST SCENE!!!!

I'd forgotten the second half of this, I love it

I can't give this a 1-5 star rating.

fire movie, thought the ending would be a bit darker though

This was the coolest film ever, I loved every aspect of it. I love the concept of blurred realities, and the animation was so intricate and positively overwhelming.

iconic

I loved the circular narrative structure wtf.
This film was sad and frustrating. also funny sometimes.

holy fuck.

1 hr 50 minute Hugh Grant monologue.
I do love Hugh Grant.

My fav was the moustached man. This was silly and I really liked it.

It was a really good film but just not FOR me.

Such a unique perspective, i loved this sm.
Made me sad about the ing of time.

Watched on Wednesday February 26, 2025.

Andrew Garfield x Florence Pugh UGHHHHHH
i loved this so much, been waiting to watch for agessss.
This was really beautiful, took me a sec to get used to the time jumps but found them to be rlly effective

silly silly silly i giggled

The ending still had me questioning, the meaning of the film wasn't explicit, which is why i loved this.
Thoroughly enjoyed, I love Anya Taylor-Joy. Her boyfriend pissed me off so much.
That cheeseburger looked so fucking yummy I want it.

I LOVED THIS!
Been meaning to watch for soooo long, started it under the belief that it was some sort of horror movie or something.
So interesting and really good SFX for its time, in my opinion.
I love love movies that leave endings up to interpretation.

Only thing I disliked about this film was Drew Barrymore. Never enjoyed her as an actor and this film really didn't vouch her cause.

just a generally bad and nothing movie

Really interesting movie, totally did not expect the ending. 
Was a random selection, and was my poor friend Elliot’s first horror film.

just found out some of the title cards were made with AI though, which sucks ass. not very 70’s. Employ an artist man.

Watched on Monday September 20, 2021.

This was Anna Kendrick's debut film as a director. wow.
This film was based on a true story, and really made me respect Kendrick. It creates such an incredible unsettling atmosphere, uniquely picturing the life of an up-coming Hollywood actress and that of a gruesome rapist-and-killer. The two stories reminded me of those novels that portray two characters' perspectives that slowly integrate until they meet. I was anxious for their stories to cross, and once they did, I was really put on the edge of my seat. It's rare to watch something and not be able to predict the ending, but watching this, I really had no clue. The cinematography was very interesting, I loved the visual choices Kendrick made. In the past I've sometimes not particularly favoured Anna Kendrick as an actress, but I loved her character in this film. This story was truly, truly chilling.

When I saw that the movie was going to be 2 hours and 45 minutes, I thought ‘what a drag’, and felt negligent to begin watching. However, it turned out to be a life-shifting film experience. 
I ire the vision and commitment of the actors and production team who spent 14 years revisiting this work, making it such a unique film. It has no specific climactic moment, or built-in dramatic reveals - it just followed the life of a boy, and his family, through the hardship of divorce, and remarrying, then divorce again, and remarriage (and once more after that). 
This film was a rare glimpse into the realistic life of a boy in America, which i appreciated deeply. It left me in satisfaction and made me feel excited to live life.
People hate on this film and claim it to be ‘pretentious’ just because of its length and lack of ‘substance’ (aka stereotypical movie shit). Grow up, if you don’t like it then it’s not for you.

grotesquely embodied how men feel at times.
Some people hate the ending because it’s ‘weird’ but I love loved it, man’s never-ending cycle of awful behaviour. 
Rory Kinnear was incredible, I loved that he played almost every male character. It made me feel gross, so effective.

Thoroughly enjoyed this movie, it was very real (simultaneously very unrealistic).

childhood movie! so nostalgic, i love it,

I love love love Eddie Redmayne in this film. 
Hugh Jackman amazing performance too. 
and Anne Hathaway. 
Also Helena Bonham Carter, amazing as she is in any movie ever.
and they all sung LIVE. SO BEAUTIFUL. 
The music is so beautiful, I love this movie with my whole heart.

can never watch this too many times

cried a crazy amount at the end of this movie.
had to do an assignment on it for school a few months after i watched it, so sadly that’s degraded it in my perspective.

I watch this movie every Christmas, I love it to bits. 
Childhood comfort movie, it’s so warm and nostalgic. 
Will never not love this movie and recommend it to anyone who wants a christmas hot chocolate movie.

a beautiful piece of speculative fiction!
I often listened to ‘The Moon Song’ before I watched this movie, and listening to it after watching just gave it a whole new context, was very interesting. 
This film created a strong sense of intimacy in unrelatable circumstances, which I ire.
I just loved watching this, it was beautiful, evoked emotion, had a unique story.
Someone made me feel empathetic towards the weirdest man. 
Scarlett’s Johansson’s voice is very therapeutic, and isn’t the basic ‘sexy elegant woman’ voice that a lot of movies use so I liked that. 
the cinematography and colour grading in this film were beautiful.

3/11/2024
Saw this on the big screen!
In the first 20 minutes I was thinking “okay so this is just gore” but then as the movie progressed the storyline became much stronger. I like how this continued from the second movie, unlike Terrifier 1 to 2 however I know that was purposeful. 
People complain that this film used gore excessively but come on, it’s a slasher film, calm down. I really liked it, they really took body horror to the next level.
Also I love Elliot Fullam with my whole heart.

3/11/2024
I don’t know what I was expecting with this movie, but it certainly wasn’t this. 
This film evoked great tension, and I was on the edge of my seat at all times. The use of silence was really effective in enhancing both intimacy and suspense.
the minimal employment of dialogue was effective and brought me close to tears by the end.
I really like how it focused on the beauty of life, instead of being the basic action-thriller i expected.
I loved the performance of both the main characters - Joseph Quinn and Lupita Nyong’o. Their characters’ expression is what tied up the film.

my favourite movies.

• Bones and All
• Her
• Les Misérables
• Whiplash
• Interstellar
• Beautiful Boy
• Good Will Hunting
• The Maze Runner
• Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
• Maze Runner: The Death Cure

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