Letterboxd — Your life in film

My grandma would’ve loved all the jazz and the cast was immaculate. Time to existential think.

He knew his legacy, but he always knew there was more to be done. A true kind hearted man who never talked down to children and never failed to made them feel loved.

This used to be one of my friend group's go to movies for sleepovers and I honestly don't think I've watched it since middle school. The friend I'd watch with recently passed so seeing this movie again allowed me reminisce and grieve all while loving the soundtrack and the story that much more.

This never felt like a chore watching it. Nathan Lane and Robin Williams had the greatest chemistry and my only quarrel is that there wasn't enough Christine Baranski. Cue that video of her yelling, "gay rights"

This is a random pick that ended up surprising me. I love these female driven coming of age stories so much and they're so important. Banana Split was funny, smart, and just what I needed.

Viewed this for the first time at the drive-in, a setting worthy of a classic such as this. The score in this is EVERYTHING and so is queen Laura Dern

see the cube, be the cube
this made me cry

this was perfect. more of Ryan Gosling in comedies like this please, every time he shrieked was hilarious. Amelia was a scene stealer, this was just so fun to watch.

skatecore is so... mesmerizing. If only my coordination didn't stop me from skating.

*James Stewart voice* hello hello i'm at a place called vertigo

Sufjan hits every. single. time.

Margot Robbie is captivating and I only wish she had more screen time, but Brad Pitt also REALLY brought it. I loved all the star recognition and the production truly is impressive.
Didn’t need all those women’s feet shots tho I SEE YOU TARANTINO CHILL