Letterboxd — Your life in film

the kid yelling "rich people suck" absolutely understood what the story was about

this is such a horny film... i don't think i have explain it

watching this and encanto back to back, we are healing generational trauma today, lads

this was fine... for me the biggest highlight was dos oruguitas, which absolutely deserved to have won the oscar for best song, sorry to miss eilish but they only gave her the oscar cause it was bond's 60th anniversary

god, this has such an ugly ass soundtrack and terrible dialogue... it didn't even work as background noise

the dad vibes radiating from this... i can't explain it, it just feels that way

at first i was like do you think they ever explored each other's bodies? but not even halfway i was absolutely sure of it

the whole cast carried and that was what made this so captivating, there were some bits that felt tedious but even then i couldn't keep my eyes off the screen

i quite liked the back and forward of the story and the retelling of the religion's history, which was interesting to learn more about... i really hope this gets the recognition it deserves, there's gotta be some emmys going their way

girlies that grew up w overprotective parents where u at ?

imagine not picking being a god next to sofia boutella... could not be me

very cheesy, very 80's... val kilmer once again looks like hot shit

the letterboxd summary including (in her minivan) fucking kills me