Letterboxd — Your life in film

I would happily be stuck in a time loop with Cristin Milioti

It's cinema

The editing and narration makes the movie look like a mashup at times. Lots of narration were again stuffed inside the first narration, almost like an anime.

Worked out for me coz I like anime

Few things were left unsaid, but not in a way the viewer could make sense of. Some scenes felt incomplete.

Guys day out. Felt like a funny version of DRUK.

Two and half stars for casting Rebecca Ferguson. Age old story.

The characters make the movie and pain real. They seem cliched and unrelatable when they are happy. Only in pain you can feel these characters, but that felt enough. The story seems to take an easy turn in the last 30 mins to make the viewer sob, but it was very well meaningful even without it. Loved it and will probably be permanent in my list of movies on unrequited love.

Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel

It has its flaws, but it's my comfort film.

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

The movie takes its time, and unfolds very well at the end. Visually it had some brilliant scenes and shots.

I really enjoyed sitting through this movie. It was political and mystical. Quite mind bending for a while, and if I really need to speak about the story of the film, I need to watch it again.