I laughed. I teared up at the end.
I’m excited to watch it again and play cinephile. I tried to avoid that during the first watch, but Greta Gerwig makes that hard.
More like a demo reel than a movie. There was…no story?
Cool to look at, but nothing to hold on to.
Watched with my 7yo who followed along and even got the metaphors.
Time we’ll spent.
I found this to be deeply sad. That’s not a mark against it, just the result of a very well told sad story.
So good.
Funny and passionate and silly, but still grounded and poignant.
I hadn’t seen it before, and so I was pretty quickly reminded of Love, Actually. Except, this feels less cynical. It’s the silliness that is different, and love IS pretty silly.
I was expecting this to be more tame than Batman & Robin. I guess it is, but there is a straight line between the two.
Not great as a stand-alone. But, really efficient in reorganizing the characters and timeline.