This story is beautiful, it's poignant, it's weird, it's heartbreaking, it's healing—and it's a story that could truly, genuinely only be made this effectively through film.
I love movies. I think the reason why this movie is so loved is because it epitomizes what makes movies magical—how effective they can truly be when they are made well, and how they can actually make you feel like you're being launched across the multiverse.
There's a beautiful and strange sort of comfort in nothing making sense making everything make sense.
