We are everyone we were and everyone we will be and it's how we reckon with and heal our past selves that teaches us how to grow into our tomorrow.
Yes I saw Suzume a second time and I can't stop thinking about it. This film is so full of kindness and humanity and everything is so beautiful.
Shouta's ending monologue will stick with me forever. The way this film deals with the collective trauma of natural disasters so expertly…
As a mentally ill kid who would often take solace in ARGs and creepypasta, this film terrified me. I've never seen my adolencse on screen before. I've never felt this seen. It was an incredible horror, and an even better character driven surreal drama.
I wish I could watch this film again. Right now. But I can't until 22 which sucks. But it's going to stay in my brain until then.
That smash cut at the beginning of the film is like... Incredible we don't talk about it enough
I feel emotionally drained. Like...I'm in shock how much of a gut punch this movie is, especially because I knew the twist.
The final act of this film is honestly the best cinema going experience of my life I can't lie. It's like M3GAN meets Black Phone with a really healthy dose of fan service that doesn't overwhelm the audience like certain films (Mario).
