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power, in any form, is corrupt. a staggeringly humane film.

fierce, frenetic, but also funny.

human connection, however fragile, can begin to mend what was broken.

the film kicks into unrelenting tension when the trucks get moving. there is a moment so unexpected during this segment that i audibly gasped and froze.

a war film that becomes a religious allegory before your very eyes. haunting and beautiful imagery that lingers long after the closing shot.

what happens when society decides ur not normal? and who gets to decide?

a couple slowly drifting apart over the course of a night set to a moody jazz score leading to a devastating ending.

the flashback sequence, conveyed only through images and music, was an emotional catharsis that flipped everything about this film.

goes from chamber drama to one of the most intricate police procedurals before becoming a critique on class divide. masterful.

the only film ive ever seen where every single person is lying

there’s no resolution, no catharsis, just the crash.

why conduct actual investigations when u can do flying kicks

finding purpose in a sand filled world

the most stunning final act in film. riveting.

get behind me mima

what was i made for

gooner gang rise up

aggressively difficult to watch and panic inducing

he sounded like yung lean during karaoke

live forever sophie

im never doing drugs

free to be urself, a sense of belonging

white ppl weddings

great movie!

loved the yellow dress. the dog not so much.

rob's hair aways looking crisp

hardcore yearning

i should read more books and pay attention to art history

made me want to eat potato salad

beautiful camerawork capturing lost souls.

beautifully shot with some of the best color grading ive ever seen.

sad, riveting and complex. people are good and bad, but mostly they're people.

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adorable in every way.

gay tragedy

devastating ending. tonally unique and subverts expectations.

short and sweaty pacino

a self aware, spellbinding film about yearning to become someone you ire.

it should've ended when they crashed into each other

the movie had a dreamy vibe that captivated like no other.

toothpick

makes u want to start smoking

the whole film was a close up of rachel's face. LOVED it.

there's a scene early on where tammy yells at paul for not knocking and he yells "yeah!" and it made me laugh.

It’s flawed but I had the biggest grin on my face during the fight scenes. What an intro. The breakneck speed was RIGHT up my alley

I thought this film was incredible. teared up several times and I don't know why. the performances blew me away and michelle Williams was PHENOMENAL

I saw this based on Tarantino’s Rex. Now there are two people who love this film.

I LOVED this film. It just hit all the right spots for me and I don't think it was tone deaf at all. And that cameo by a certain influencer was SENDING me

Smart, productive protagonist and a great plot device. I teared up during the last call.

Parker Posey was MAGNETIC in this film. I didn't mind the pacing at all and the cinematography was warm and welcoming.