Letterboxd — Your life in film

One of the best heartfelt Japanese films I’ve seen.

It’s like the film “Exit (2019)” but better. Not sure with the comparison but I like how they managed to mixed a disaster-drama-comedy film in one. And lastly, the product design really stood out! Ang galing! Basta, maganda siya lol

It’s light, it’s a good coming of age, drama-romance film. I love it!

Please don’t attempt to watch this film. It’s a TRASH. Worse than Halloween (2018)

okay naman siya panget lang ng prologue/epilogue

David Bruckner’s best horror film to date and Rebecca Hall’s great performance is a stand out!

panget

One of 2019’s brightest gems. I like how this film is very sublte, intriguing and slowly building the foundation of its two main characters. Everything in this film is superb.

Putang ina? So far, this year’s best horror film (or I’m just a sucker for good horror films). I don’t know why but this time, tables have turned, RT’s Audience Score for this film is too low while the critics obv enjoyed watching this. But overall, James Wan did a great job with this film and making this the new era of horror films.

It’s surprisingly good and heartfelt!

This film will make you want to go back from the good memories of your childhood.

tang ina ang ganda. end of review