Letterboxd — Your life in film

Just… well made. And the CGI? Way better than it should be in a movie on this budget.

It’s derivative and formulaic and manipulative as hell, and I can’t help loving it. It just pushes every button with me. Seen it, what, four times already.

Yeah, I enjoyed this. Almost purely authentic dialogue, believable acting, pleasantly devoid of the “old people hate gay people” trope. The characters and problems facing the couple are believable and engaging. And I laughed, so who cares if the protagpnist couple’s love is doomed? ‘Cause, you know, it clearly is. One balls at making her sexuality her entire personality. The other has done just that to a large degree. Also, one loves nature, one yearns for the city. But like I said, it’s a rom-com, and I laughed and cared.

You know that “Replace All Your Meals With This Soylent Green Except It Isn’t People  But It Tastes Like Shitty, Lukewarm Pancake Batter And Kinda, Sorta, Almost Makes You Wish It Actually WERE People”? Huel? Yeah, this movie is the cinematic equivalent of Huel.

Hey, you guys? Great news! Hollywood’s gonna save us all from climate change with glib condescension.

That’s Helen Hunt. No, really. That is Helen Hunt.

“Psycho Repulsion Dead Again” may be Edawrd Wright’s worst film, but it’s also his least good film, and I’ll take that any day.

Panders to nostalgia, and I loved it.

I did not expect to enjoy this as much as I did.

“Derivative Dystopian Sci-Fi: The Movie”.

I liked it. Shoot me.

High concept, low calories