I knew what was coming and still sobbed like the first time.
When a classic surpasses expectations and brings both the warmth and the heartbreak on a second viewing you know it's good. I love this movie so much. *sobs forever*
I knew what was coming and still sobbed like the first time.
When a classic surpasses expectations and brings both the warmth and the heartbreak on a second viewing you know it's good. I love this movie so much. *sobs forever*
letterboxd season challenge 23-24 ||
Week 26: March 11th-17th
Scored No Oscar: Carter Burwell Week
Happy I went into this one completely blind. The surprise that this was an anthology definitely added to the transition between the first two stories. While it's slightly uneven and overly long there were moments I really loved in each story.
My top three: Meal Ticket, Buster Scruggs and the Gal Who Got Rattled.
me *low key sobbing as a sip on my hot toddy*: This movie is perfection.
I'm sure there are flaws but I'm going to be real honest - I wasn't looking for them. I softly cried a few times during this movie. As a fat girl this movie hit me on a level I never expected it to hit. I was terrified it would be accidentally (or worse intensional) fatphobic or terribly written. I'm so glad my fears were not…
There are nights like tonight when my anxiety and depression come together to make me overthink everything and want to curl into a ball and sob for reasons unclear. I find myself comparing my life and my things to others and contemplating if I am loved in the relationships I'm in. Why do I say all that? To present a mindset going into this movie, I suppose.
I loved this. I needed a magical little movie with characters to fall…