Hindi ako magiging mahina katulad mo."
Joy's strength to stand firm to her principles.
Ethan's way of becoming the man he & Joy needed.
I still believe that in every phase of my life, I find the inclination to watch a certain film during the moments of my life that I need it most.
I needed to revisit Ethan & Joy's story once again. A harder, harsher, and heavier perspective of their love story. Where the mundane things in life seem to…
Aren't we all Daniel Craig in this movie? Bro, I would have fucking lose my mind over Drew Starkey too.
Wtf.
the intimacy of this movie is unmatched the feeling of wanting a person so deeply that you want to literally sink into their skin.
I've never felt quite like this ever since Call Me By Your Name :(
Watching this feels like reading an old book. A classic. True definition of art.
Why do you wear a mask? Were you burned by acid or something like that?
Oh, no, it's just they're terribly comfortable. I think everyone will be wearing them in the future.
Did they just predict the Coronavirus?
Another episode of things I watch for Jen and Paul.
As much as I try to understand what's happening and what's the message they're trying to convey, I still had a hard time doing so. All I got is: people are complicated and sometimes they don't exactly know what they want.
