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Streep got me like 🥶

3.8 / 5

I allowed this one to simmer for few years before rewatching. It's got its issues, but when it's good it RIPS brother good lord

Probably John Riley's best to this day btw

4.5 / 5

I remember watching this for the 1st time when I was about 19 or 20 and remember being blown away by it because I had never seen a film break the 4th wall so much before. Now it's mostly standard fare, although there are still some pretty clever moments.

I have to admit, Woody is a bit cringe at some points, through his character's actions and some of the writing, but there are still some downright unquestionably hilarious moments as well. "That's alright we can walk to the curb" and Walken at the wheel with Woody glaring over are standouts. In any case, it's a unique take on the trials and tribulations of dating and relationships that still (mostly) resonate today.

4.2 / 5

Bottom Hammer... Bottom Hammer.

4.2 / 5

Zoey, call me let's hang out 🤙

3.9 / 5

4K restoration viewing, 2 days after July 26th iykyk

I love this film with all my heart and my God I hope it's not as prophetic as I think it might be?

In that case we should all learn Hanafuda lmao

5 / 5 ⭐️

This is indeed a certain kind of slop, but honestly what was I expecting lmao

Nostalgia bait or not, a lot of the callbacks should really work for those of who cherished the original, myself included. It didn't need to get made, but its the least Sandler could do haha

Christopher McDonald crushed honestly. That Shining bit took me out

2.3 / 5

I wasn't blown away by this as i had hoped, as the non-linearity threw me for a loop, but by the end I was quite moved. I feel this will definitely be more effective on repeat viewings.

BEAUTIFUL looking film btw wtfff

3.8 / 5

Honestly could not get enough of this plotless beaut. I wanted to spend even more time with Mason as he continued to live life. But time never stops. That's life. The only thing we can do is be present at every moment and move forward. No matter how much you look back or prepare for the future, there is only now.

More queso please

4.5 / 5

It took me some time to get on this movie's wavelength as i found it pretty disjointed, messy, and meandery with its characters and how it just so happens they're all at the same things all of time, but by the end, I was pretty enraptured and moved. Great songs too.

Dare I say a quintessential snapshot into music and politics in this strange-ass country.

Also, she called school busses "yellow dragons". Thats all folks

4 / 5

Possibly the most insane case of Post NC you could have bro

4.5 / 5

Says so much with so little. Incredibly somber but strangely moving.

4.4 / 5

RIP Mr. Blonde (Madsen) but Chris Penn holy shit man

4.1 / 5

There's Job, there's Larry Gopnik from A Serious Man, and then there's Edward/Guy.

This entire film is an absolute nightmare in the best way.

Adam Pearson is the fucking GOAT 🐐

4.4 / 5

This is how you do it. THIS.

Wish I saw this WAY sooner. It will always be urgent, and I'm sure will always be the source.

Happy Juneteenth.

4.6 / 5

Exceeded my expectations. Spike really came out of the gate like this huh?

4.3 / 5

When my man was screaming at every deity in the book for rain, I felt that.

If there's one film that needs to be:
- Shown on a loop in a museum
- Sent into outer space to the extraterrestrials
- Shown to people who want to experience film beyond the boundaries of narrative
- Felt
- Sat with before knowing what the motherfuck to say about it

Let it be this one.

Till the end of time.

4.8 / 5

That shot of CW's dad looking into the car goes ABSOLUTELY and ABSURDLY hard.

3.8 / 5

"We blew it man."

4.1 / 5