Letterboxd — Your life in film

"This really is the encapsulation of the struggle of the American male" -me @ my girlfriend watching the Mike dance away his anger high af in the club

"I was an early investor in Quibi."

A rare authenticity that you assume would be torn to shreds by big production but you can tell Joel's vision got to follow through. When we say Happiest Season wasn't for us, it's because it could have been this. Cared not one iota for the straight gaze.

Had the most important element of a Jane Austen adaptation and that is sexy sexy staring and almooooost touching. But not quite until you get to that KISS. In beat with the rising music??? HOT.

This year is the 25th anniversary of Batman & Robin and I can't wait for the Twitter retrospective and inevitable Clooney interview where he's finally nice about this because actually this was culture and all of you will realize what FOOLS you've been when society decides this movie is good actually

Ps someone please push me in the vat of confidence Pamela Isley emerged from

🎶 Oh when you're going onna date, you put on a shirT—and you drive your bike TO THE DaAaAaTE 🎶

I watched this instead of Titane because it soon became apparent that movie does not end with Alexia driving off into the sky in a top down cadillac

Can't give this a proper rating because I could not make it even halfway thru and watched Grease instead ✌️😎✌️

The most okay Sam Raimi movie experience I've had in theaters but a Sam Raimi experience nonetheless

If I had a nickel for every movie I've seen where Nicole Kidman is a kidnapped and banished queen who hasn't seen her firstborn son in +20 years. And that son is mentored by a really committed Willem Dafoe who tells him revenge is only possible by pulling a sacred weapon from a dead king.... I'd have two nickels.

Which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice.

HAL threw the first brick at Stonewall

I've spent the past 20 minutes trying to recast this and CK Dexter and Kittredge im stumped but hear me out
Zoey Duetch - Tracy
Dev Patel - Macauley

I'm gonna need more movies to open with cutesy "this is a romcom" intros I miss them please and thank you

It's been 2 hours since I left the theater and I wish I could erase my memory and watch this again for the first time.