shockingly hit emotional pain points for me. a tale of passion, promise, and an inquiry of friendship, coupled by beautiful shots of UPD and a glimpse of what our nation could be. i wish it could have touched up on more obvious points of discussion that i know the audience wanted to know more about since we probably would not have another documentary like this soon.
interesting but safe.
this is coming from a person who has four sisters and a wedding become one of their identifying media products.
this feels more real than four sisters and a wedding (since we're already comparing the two and validly so as they're cathy garcia-molina directed rebisco commercials). the characters don't feel too set in their archetype. the lines weren't trying to be quotable. the individual storylines were more fleshed out i guess but that's bc this is two hours. although, very…
bruhhhhh they really slutted out mike faist for me jeez they want me to love this movie so baddddsd like get off my fuckin back
