this solidifies koreeda as one of my favorite directors of all time... i leave every one of his films with a tearful warmth in my heart and broker is no exception :') i am reminded (once again!!) how we find comfort and connection in the people who see you for who you are and to be loved is to be known (and understood).
such random moments in this made me tear up, and of course, the ferris wheel scene with…
do u think printing counts as birth? personally, i think yes bc mickey 17 is a pisces and mickey 18 is an aries for sure
this was so fun to watch in theaters and robert pattinson's performance was incredible (i have a crush on all 18 of him)... buuuuttt i do feel like the anti-captialism themes were kind of... all done before. i actually felt like the more interesting side theme was the exploration of life and death, the purpose…
totally not camp in the way that i thought it was going to be but camp in a way that i wish it would end
EDIT: my main gripe (bc i have many) with this movie is that the plot centers around what seems to me like a HUGE glaringly obvious plot hole - why doesn't elizabeth and sue share a consciousness?? it completely defeats the point of the substance and negates everything this movie had to say. which btw…
it inspired me to keep pushing on as a stem girlie. surely, i too, can change the world one python script at a time 😌😎
