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  Review by elle ★★★

  i’m a simple lesbian. natasha lyonne kisses a woman in a movie, i rewatch the scene multiple times before continuing

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  Review by addison 4

  where do i watch this man

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  Review by emilyishikawa ★★★

  jfc natasha lyonne is so hot someone sedate me pls i can’t breathe

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  Review by angelicajjc ★★★

  UM NATASHA LYONNE HOT!!!!!

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  Review by léonie ★★ 1

  this was honestly cute, and i love seeing nlyonne kiss women

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  Review by Chana ★★★★

  I watched this movie on a hot summer Wednesday while half asleep and eating melon, & not to sound too biased, but i think that’s the perfect way to watch jelly.

  I was kinda confused as to why Natasha Lyonne was on the poster all alone as she’s the mc’s best friend, not the mc. But nonetheless it’s Natasha Lyonne, I think her performance as Mona was great. If you’re here just for her it’s definitely worth the watch.

  But who did it for me most was the mc jelly herself, Sarah Louise Wilson. she was so fun to watch, definitely kept me going through some of the more boring parts of this movie, but I wouldn’t call it boring (except…

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  Review by shanna ★★★½

  i’m absolutely captivated by miss natasha lyonne

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  Review by tasholey ★★★½ 2

  holy ms lyonne I AM LOOKING RESPECTFULLY

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  Review by Dio ★★★★½

  We need more Art Deco girl representation in film

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  Review by quasiabsolut ★★★

  I'm obsessed with Natasha Lyonne just like any other person on Letterboxd who watched this

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  Review by sarah ★★★ 1

  if u haven’t seen sixteen candles u won’t understand the significance of the wholesomeness in this movie. she literally got her john hughes movie experience!

  didn’t enjoy that jelly literally got her name from being overweight. like why did her character have to be personified by that…
  watched for natasha lyonne and she kisses a girl and smokes. deal.

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  Review by prentyce ★★★★★ 1

  an adorable movie with adorable characters. so relatable, witty and clever with excellent casting and a realistic well written protagonist + extra points for John Boyd