Letterboxd — Your life in film

Charlie Kaufman movies are really cool because they make you sob uncontrollably and regret all your life choices and also there's a silly man sleeping in the basement of a house that's on fire. That's not a good place to sleep, sillyhead!

I didn't even know movies could be this good.

Oh wait was I supposed to watch Tales of Earthsea next? Haha oops

If I could give this movie 6 stars I would

The most fun and lighthearted horror movie ever made

Watched it again, this time with the original Japanese audio.

I don't think it's the best Ghibli film, but it's absolutely my favorite. I feel like I've been waiting for a movie like this all my life.

This hit me so hard in so many ways. I haven't felt this "seen" by a movie since I first watched Lady Bird 4 years ago. Fuck, man, this is such a special film in so many ways. Every aspiring artist and dreamer needs to watch this. I'm never gonna be able to listen to Country Roads again without sobbing thanks

I'm pretty new to Bo Burnham's work but the fact that he managed to treat me to a captivating rock opera odyssey without ever leaving his room is just...beyond incredible. I'm speechless

What the actual fuck

Wallace not recognizing the penguin until he took off his chicken hat has extreme Dr. Doofenshmirtz energy

I was gonna give it a 9/10 but that last shot before the credits...fuck it 10/10. It may not be the single greatest movie ever made, but I can think of nothing else that deserves the title of "best-reviewed film of all time" more than this.

Yep, still the best movie I've ever seen.
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