This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I had zero clue what this was about going into it and my opinion varied throughout the movie. I thought it got more engaging later. It’s epic with beautiful scenery and ridiculously overly dramatic. It’s toxic but also steamy. It’s long but interesting.
A few assorted other thoughts:
- Is Colin Firth always getting cheated on?
- What a cast and Ralph looks 🔥 . And what an appeal of a toxic romantic
- Ripping her dress during sex then…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The more I think about it, the more beautiful it is.
I loved their relationship, and it hit very close to home, especially the funeral which brought all the tears.
So much charm in such a beautiful story about found family, first love, and the love of films. A lovely score and the ending 🥰
Did not expect this movie to make me cry, much less more than once!
It is strange seeing a musical biopic about someone I knew nothing about but it entertains you from the start and is so visually appealing in true Michael Gracey style. And the VFX is actually done incredibly well, a well deserved Oscar nomination for that.
It’s cheeky, fun, and heartfelt. It’s a shame so many people were put off from seeing it due to the monkey.…
Possibly a little inflated by nostalgia but I adored this movie as much as I remembered. They all ooze charisma and chemistry and are very easy on the eyes. The humor in the dialogue is perfect, the nature scapes lovely, and the music is delightfully 60s. Etta is a wonderful atypical supporting Western woman. Iconic ending.
Shout out to Zion NP and the Newman’s salad dressing I had while watching this.
