“It’s okay, It’s okay. I love you. It's okay. It's okay. I love you. It's okay. Four, Look at me. Look at me. It's me. It's me. It's me. it’s me.”
I really want to explain why I think this is great but also so shit, i just can't find the words for it, truly speechless. So here are some unfiltered thoughts while watching it:
- Cringe is a practice. Cringe is a state of being. Cringe is the pinnacle…
“When I was 17, I could do anything. It was so easy. My emotions were so close to the surface.”
Rowlands and Cassavetes have stollen my heart.
Beautiful piece of art. Don’t try to understand it, learn to feel the film... its very freeing.
“He means nothing to you if he’s not playing tennis.”
The sexiest film ever! And its about tennis?
No joke, this is pinnacle modern cinema. Old cinema has died because Challengers killed it. Finally a major studio film not afraid to embrace contemporary filmmaking!
I have never said, wow and holy shit, more in my life. Fully shaking, my heart racing too fast. So much passion and energy in every single aspect of this film. Game changing!
“I wish I said no to more things.”
I've never encountered a character on screen who resonates with me as authentically as Carol does. She's an observer who subtly interferes. She possesses a quiet confidence, mixing hope with a touch of 'well, that didn't work out'. In a world that is often drawn to more overt characters, Carol offers a refreshing change, encouraging audiences to delve beyond initial impressions.
The artistry in every animated frame is nothing short of poetic,…
