With her monochromatic wardrobe, executive job, and plush London lifestyle Gwyn Pal really shows all young millennials the thirty-something dream we need to aspire to. You too will one day find your sloppy, but good hearted cheating boyfriend sucking the teet of your Boss Lady third wave feminism. Don't fret however, for our manic pixie dream boy is here to save the day and never be frustrated nor confused by your feelings and moodiness. Bonus points, he is FUNNY never…
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Seconds 1966
Seconds was one of the first movies I watched in this apartment, the apartment I stayed in for seven years and the one I am soon to leave in two months. The same movie that reinvigorated my love of film, and soon after joined letterboxd. And like Seconds, I reinvented myself to an idealistic version of who I may or may not have subconsciously wanted to be. Not just here, but also out there. We look at the normalcy in…
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The Daytrippers 1996
A Proto-Little Miss Sunshine: unseen micro-budget family van ride story. Everyone’s idiosyncrasies and flaws comedically on display, subtle holiday feel goods of Seinfeld relatability.
Highlight is Liev Schrieber playing “smartest guy in the room” writer-type who loves indulging about his Kafkaesque novel and aristocracy. Parker Posey plays mostly blasé cool Posey (I’m not complaining) who chain smokes and has a weakness for said intellectual writer types (raises hand), and Hope Davis as adorable older sister tracking down her husband in…
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Career Opportunities 1991
I really love this movie, and not for the obvious reason, so here’s a little female perspective for you chuds.
Whaley is so incredibly charming as doofy outcast, never over-fixated with Josie, but relatable self-involved idiosyncratic Jim. Right on the cusp of the “mall movie” aka Clueless, Mallrats, etc. quirky shenanigans in the only place young people can convene after high school and before twenty-one. Includes intense flashbacks to the time I worked at PetSmart for the summer, not really…