"i can't believe childhood is over."
"it was going to end one way or another. and what a happy end."
this film is a part of me now. i can feel it in me with every breath i take; with every beat of my heart. i don't think this melancholy tale of childhood and sisterhood and womanhood and sorrow and joy and pure kindness and love and nostalgia will ever fail to make tears silently stream down my face...there are…
"anne-marie, do all the interns get glocks?"
"no, they all share one."
this has been on my watchlist since i joined letterboxd in 2018, and i think i put off watching for so long because i wasn't sure how many wes anderson gut punches i could handle. this isn't one of my favorites by wes, but that's not saying much when i consider 5 of his films some of my favorites of all time. i definitely felt the 2-hour runtime,…
i can't wait to see enola run over a 19th century twink with her horse-drawn carriage
