me: lmao a pig who's a pilot
Miyazaki: sending people off to war likely either kills them or creates a chasm between them and society they can never fully get over.
me: lol *oink oink*

Viggo is unrecognizable in his role as a sentient slice of $1 New York pizza.

Was sorta just mildly engaged for the first half hour or so and then it gets to the turning out the lamps sequence and yep this is why cinema exists.

Todd Haynes took what could easily be a vegetables movie and made it tense, urgent, and riveting without feeling overly histrionic and you fools ignored it or wrote it out as authorless. For shame!

PS: what is up with Bill Camp's eyebrows in this

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.