It falters a bit at the end, but for the most part, it's like that basketball scene from Uncut Gems drawn out for 77 minutes. So much anxiety-inducing, but also so so good.

I watched this back when it came out. I can't believe it, almost 10 years ago now. A friend of mine worked on it, and when I watched it, I really liked it.

Rewatched it for the first time last night and -- oh boy, what a mess. There are still sequences that I think are really pretty, but the story here is unnecessarily convoluted, and the editing makes it even more incoherent.

When I watched Interchange years later, I thought it was a step down from Bunohan. Now I think it's actually a step up.

Except, of course, I've only watched Interchange once.

Andrew Garfield was great as spiderman -- sure, we knew that from the first film -- but the best thing about this movie is the end credits music, partly because it's actually a good song, but mostly because the movie ended.

I won't talk about that godawful post-credit scene because fuck that godawful post-credit scene.