Letterboxd — Your life in film

This film is a slow, quiet death.

And that's a positive I swear.

*2nd viewing, 1st for my parents*

Pretty much the best superhero film they've ever seen and you can quote them on that. They didn't even realise it was nearly 3 hours long.

Unabashedly, unironically Metal af.

What a privilege to see this in the big screen. Eggers is 3/3.

Basically the perfect romcom. Reaches levels of charm I only thought my beloved The Apartament was capable of.

*3rd viewing, 1st for my mom*

I wish I could marry the look of this film.

Severe case of 'forced friendship breakup in the 3rd act'

I mean, everything before then is pretty alright, fun moments aplenty, but goddamn that shit stank just enough to sour the overall experience. What a shame.

That highway scene is one of the funniest and most relatable scenes I've ever seen.

I enjoyed the relationship between the two leads a lot more this time around. Now, everything else... still not quite for me.

Probably the most 90's film I've ever seen. It's incredible to see 11yo Kirsten Dunst command a scene against Pitt, Cruise and Banderas, what a star.

*2nd viewing, 1st for my mom*

I'm still utterly fascinated by this condemnation of incel manipulation/violence released in the nineteen fucking forties. A true standout in the noir canon.

*2nd viewing, 1st for my sociology-major gf lol*

One of those films that could have been released at any point in the last 50 years and still be just as relevant and effective. Perfection till the very last minute.

Dubbing issues aside, this is one truly transportive and adventurous experience. Two sequences in particular are just as affecting as anything made by the *canonized greats* of the era.