this movie was too unrealistic. in what universe are men ever this supportive and caring in romantic relationships

a lot of fun to see amy adams and chris messina exist together in the time before he jerked it right there in front of her in that one episode of sharp objects

lemme tell ya the brat & brad movie will not be as feel-good inspirational fun as julie & julia. instead of cooking every julia child recipe, it’s thirst-watching every brad pitt movie — the only similarity they will share is that chris messina will star in both (he’s playing me)

Amy Adams looked gay in this

i know this wasn't the point but stanley tucci can like... get it

turns out I don't care about cooking at all unless it's done by a rat and a noodle

amy adams laid on her kitchen floor surrounded by the remains of her failed recipe sobbing uncontrollably is my mood

my favourite typecast is stanley tucci as sexy & supportive dandy husband

85

Such an inviting, comforting film of shared passions and interests, and what we all yearn to find in our lives - support for what we love. The two distinct timelines are so carefully structured, with the most beautiful transition being set in Julia Child's kitchen. First a museum piece at the Smithsonian, the setting soon livens up as we travel back in time to the moment where Julia opens the first copy of her famous cookbook, all in one distinct shot only emphasized by a shift in the time of day. So cozy, like a cup of tea late at night.

bone apple tea

do you think julia child met remy while she was in paris?

why did I enjoy this movie so much

I love this movie Nora ephron’s masterpiece

Very sweet story.

When the ending of the movie is that there’s a movie.

I knew a straight white girl named Julia, who once told me that this was her favorite movie, and for a fleeting moment the stars aligned and all was right in the world.

This review is dedicated to her.

The concept of this film was so unique and well executed. The simultaneous storytelling of the life of Julie Powell and Julia Child was so seamless that I can’t help but think yet again that Nora Ephron is one of the most underrated screenwriters of all time.

it was good i didn’t really watch it i just scrolled mindlessly through my phone but made me kinda sad bc i am a government worker

what a bummer when she and her bf broke up for five mins. really brought some tension to the table

watched

i miss nora ephron :(

amy adams hard carry

too many cooks