Letterboxd — Your life in film

“it’s sushi.” 
“sushi?” 
“rice, raw fish, and seaweed.” 
“you won’t accept a guy’s tongue in your mouth but you’re gonna eat that?” 
“can i eat?” 
“i don’t know. give it a try.” 
the lunch scene is one of my favorites in all of cinematic history. i am a The Breakfast Club bitch through and through

what a delightful little movie. i feel very happy after watching it :)

voldemort is hot as FUCK

i love Agent Dale Cooper & his love for black coffee, jelly donuts, and huckleberry pie <3 would love to understand the show someday also. 
i’ve discovered through Twin Peaks that i really like David Lynch’s directing style. it’s so frustratingly unpredictable. predictably unpredictable, as i like to put it. truly a masterpiece. minus half a star because i hated Leo Johnson so much. couldn’t hardly watch the show because of my hatred for him. a devastatingly wonderful show

KRISTEN STEWART I LOVE YOU
the effie trinket finnick odair reunion we didn’t know we needed. i think i enjoyed this adaptation a little better than the original except for the fact that noah centipede is in it. minus half a star for that & i will be pretending like he didn’t ruin the ending by being in it lmao. a really great film with quite a bit of twists. once again, kristen stewart i love you

so visually pleasing. i was never bored and i really liked the end scene where they danced in the supermarket. i was taken aback by dumbledore being the voice of Bean lol. overall a really fun movie that i will watch again sometime

truly never gets old. i love the fever dream that this movie is so much; every scene is a masterpiece. jon heder is one of my favorite comedic actors ever. iconic looks, killer dance moves, classic songs. what’s not to love?

so heartwarming and heartbreaking. it was a struggle to think properly after watching What's Eating Gilbert Grape because it makes you wonder about life and the simplicity of it all that humans have turned into a chore. this movie reminds you that sometimes it’s okay to just enjoy things and to live your life how you want.

a cool take on the worn and overdone coming of age movie genre. LGBTQ+ representation is always a plus. a movie i watch over and over again quite a bit.