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  Review by Ayo Edebiri ★★★★★

  You know when a movie is directly made for you to feel ripped apart into 1 million pieces but that feeling alone makes you feel like a complete person and then you get to drive alone home and cry to Radiohead? Yeah :) yeah one of those ones for lil ol’ Edebiri (me!)

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  Review by Patrick Willems ★★★★ 51

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Shoutout to the husband for being shockingly chill about this whole situation

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  Review by 24framesofnick ★★★★★ 32

  The white guy wrote a book called boner 💀💀

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  Review by Bobby Wagner ★★★★

  telling your long lost friend and potential lover to watch eternal sunshine is an act of emotional violence

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  Review by Jay ★★★★ 24

  found a version without subtitles, to get the full arthur experience

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  Review by Zoë Rose Bryant ★★★★★ 279

  he was the boy every girl in school liked, but i liked him most. to be fair, it wasn’t much of a competition. i knew him best, because i was his best friend. but for awhile, i thought that’s all i’d ever be. because i’d had the misfortune of being a girl born in a boy’s body.

  we met in eighth grade. he was the new kid, and i was his first friend. later, i liked to say that i “got to him first.” we had been paired up as partners in health class, and we were inexplicably a perfect fit - i had no other friends in class, and he had no other friends at all. so, we found…

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  Review by the film drunk ★★★★½ 8

  Why do “what ifs” in movies hurt so good

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  Review by David Sims ★★★★ 14

  the kinda movie that makes you want to sit down and write a book about your life

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  Review by Frances Meh ★★★★★ 24

  him: where’s montauk?     

  her: have you seen eternal sunshine of the spotless mind?

  me: these are my people i’m with my people

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  Review by CinemaJoe ★★★★★ 8

  An incredibly moving depiction of those intangible forces that pull us together, but sometimes rip us apart. Powerfully acted by all, but even more impressive is Song’s disciplined direction— which allows us to absorb every heart-aching moment. There’s patience, even in the moments where we so desperately want answers. 

  The extraordinary thing about Celine Song’s Past Lives is how it’s able to pose so many questions, but none that have any definitive answers. Should they be together? Should they not? What if this or what if that. It’s an exploration of the fundamentally simplest life questions— the kind where the arrived answer is sometimes the most agonizing.

  Podcast Ep.128- Past Lives

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  Review by Cinema Excelsior ★★★★½ 19

  Adding the — You dream in a language that I can't understand to my own depressing cinematic universe that already includes hits like:

  — I love you. It'll pass. 
  — Feelings can creep up just like that.
  — I'll go. And I'll stay.
  — I think it's nice that we share the same sky.

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  Review by SARAH🦕 ★★★★★ 1

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  “you make my life so big” is such a stupidly beautiful thing to say to someone I’m throwing up vehemently