This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
“You dream in a language that I can’t understand.”
They were too young to understand what they meant to each other the first time they said goodbye. A simple “Bye.” echoes across continents and the span of a decade. Time, distance, and ambition change her. And she wants to change, but she always finds a way back to him. There’s a part of her that relishes in the thrill of his memory of her. After all, he’s the last remaining token…
Obviously I loved this movie, are you kidding?!
Licorice Pizza - the best film I’ve seen in over two years - thrives in the contrasts and the nuances between its two main characters and their inexplicable relationship with one another. It’s a film about the sudden and undeniable connections we make in our lives - even if sometimes they don’t make any sense - and the compulsive need for those connections even through the tumultuous obstacles they challenge us with. It’s…
Guy behind us at the end of the movie: “is someone cutting onions in here”
