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Unsettling. Jolting.
Just as mankind reached the moon, it treated its own as game. Remnants of marbles, belt buckles and pieces of skulls make up the worst puzzle pieces of a childhood robbed from people who can't even be seen except as the faintest reflection on a shop window once the TV signal goes out.
Oscar nominee indeed.
Nana did get the bigger hug in the end
Now I need one too.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The super bowl brought me here.
I was pleasantly surprised as to how much my brain retained scenes from my laser disc screening.
I love reliving memorable moments and being tickled the same way I was when I was a kid.
My husband never watched the movie so I was happy to introduce it to him. He commented that it just seemed impossible to see the same person years apart in an overcrowded city where everything is moving so fast…
I lost my dad late last year so I'm grateful for movies and shows like this and Shrinking that have helped me with my own grieving process.
Every culture has a different way of seeing the after life. That little mound of a dream resting place seems like such a beautiful place to gather the family once grandma dies.
I love the messy elements like the slippers that "fall in line" at the hospital, the home, the fruit tree outside the gate for the apo or granchild, the jar of money...coz love can live in the mess.
I made the mistake of watching every single promo video they made so it took me forever to get my butt to the theater because I had too much.
Thr chemistry between romantic leads is arguably easier to achieve than the chemistry of two female friends. And this was epic. Beaches level! Kudos to Cynthia and Ariana for totally opening up their hearts to tell this story with their entire being.
I know many jokes were made about all the…
