Things I wanted answers to that I never received, left with ambiguity, which is painfully ironic because like half the characters in this film feel the way I do.
EDIT: those were initial thoughts and they seem negative but I really enjoyed this film and the cinematography that it presented was incredible.
Let me start this review by saying I really enjoy films that give you a glimpse on someone’s reality.
I know for a fact that this would bore the shit out of so many people I know, but this whole movie held my attention on this flight to Puerto Rico.
Anyone over the age of 20 who’s ever had to fight (even a little bit) for their parents acceptance or go against the script that’s been written for them by…
The film club is back again and Stephen made a soup that was so good that I fell asleep 7 minutes into the movie and missed everything. But holy moly was that soup good. *The rating above is for the soup and not the film*
This movie felt like a pretentious wine drinker trying to explain the complexities of wine to me. It felt like this movie was too smart for me.
