Honestly shocked at how good this was. Sorkin doesn’t give in to most of his worse impulses (aside from never giving any meaningful dialogue to a woman) and walks away with something so much better and more powerful than his other work because of it. 

I wish there was more on Bobby Seale because Yahya Abdul-Mateen II was incredible. I absolutely only ever want Jeremy Strong to play Tommy Chong-like characters, and I genuinely loved how insanely inconsistent Sacha Baron Cohen’s accent was.

I don’t have the words to say how much I love this movie yet. It felt so small, from the location to the focus on a handful of characters, and so impossibly big in the story it captured. 

I am also now craving the water from the mountains.

Maria Bakalova was incredible, and so were Judith, Doris, and Jeanise for completely different reasons. The twist in the last ten minutes was *perfection*. The movie does a great job running through all of the things that make life in the U.S. a nightmare right now. My humble, simple wish is that people stop relying on southerners to do the heavy lifting on that, but I will get off my little soapbox before I go too far down that road

It was giving me... murderous girlboss, and not much else.