Letterboxd — Your life in film

Third rewatch, my biggest cry yet.

Rewatched with the Mugglecast Commentary

This movie broke me and I'd let it break me all over again.

This movie really doesn't hide or sugarcoat anything. It was extremely tough to watch at times, but I was really invested in seeing the characters through to the end. I feel like I've gotten to know them. (4/5 stars)

Well-made, but wow did it feel like it went on for ever and ever. Also why did half the characters have absolutely zero personality (ex. nazi son is a nazi but has no lines or anything making him mildly memorable). Definitely could’ve dropped a few characters and some of the runtime and improved it. (2.5/5 stars)

There wasn't a dull moment and the dialogue was hilarious and refreshing. Also oddly made me reflect and think a lot. I definitely see myself rewatching this. (5/5 stars)

This movie has two things going for it – quirky, engaging dialogue and Selena Gomez. (3.5/5 stars)

This movie is a gem and is what every coming of age movie thinks it’ll turn out to be but never manages to pull off. This one does! Touching and genuinely funny. (4.5/5 stars)

Really tough to watch at times but this was a great story about friendship and acceptance set in a beautiful town in Northern Ontario. (4/5 stars)

Just spot on in so many ways. (4.5/5 stars)

It’s a well-shot movie with an ending I didn’t see coming, but it also has some one dimensional characters that sort of fade away with unresolved storylines. (3/5 stars)

The science makes no sense, but is it supposed to? This movie is criminally underrated, forgotten even, but it’s a fun and touching watch about time travel and friendship. (4/5 stars)