After first viewing, I didn't know what to think of the movie.
You would have to watch this arthouse movie more than a few times to understand its themes.
Being queer I personally feel for very few parts of the movie especially when it comes to identity.
I TOLD YA
LUCA DID IT AGAIN
Luca has extreme talent he went from making Call me by your name to Suspiria to Bones and all, and now Challengers!
You got to love, feel, hate, and root for the characters in this film. There was soo much depth into the relationship between the characters that was translated into tennis. Which he also did with suspiria. The art form was what drew you into his story. Both in film and performative…
A cinematically beautiful film, that have details on every set piece.
However I could not get myself to like it.
Appreciating little things can make the perfect day. Working passionately does feel rewarding. Spontaneity may disrupt structure, but it doesnt hurt to let go a little bit for fun.
Although enjoying your own time does keep you disconnected, at times you’ll feel loneliness.
This movie was such a reminder to a year, when I took time off after graduating from high school. During idle days at home I spent time reading on occasion, listened to endless amounts of music, and took pictures of scenery or greenery on my phone that made me feel things in the moment.
