Eh. Stressful. Reminds me of why I never watch shows about people's jobs/workplace. Everyone was annoying. Sorry, but I do not understand the hype about Rachel Sennott.
Not saying it's badly made, I just didn't like it, and definitely did not think it was funny. Like at all.
Heartbreaking this wasn't a MWFBN pick.
Incredibly fun and sweet and ridiculous. The kid, omg, so precious.
Bernadette is so beautiful, and I want her to be my mom.
Damn, this thing goes so fckn hard. A tragedy like Shakespeare could never.
I'm fascinated by how this is so quintessentially Japanese - like its very essence is steeped in elements that are unique to Japanese culture. And yet it's also such a universally relatable human story.
The story unfolds in such a beautiful way. The cinematography is great. Loved all the performances.
The fucking audacity tho to be an actor in a story about committing brutal ritual suicide, but…
I dunno, sorry to be a hater, but this didn’t hit for me.
All the actors in this are so overexposed in real life that it was difficult to get immersed in the film. I kept thinking like “oh there’s Florence” or “oh there’s that guy who played Elvis” or “oh there’s goofy Christopher Walken who makes me giggle whenever he’s on screen despite what’s actually happening.”
Plus, the dialog was kinda really bad in some parts? Anyone else think…
