With each watch, I gain more frustration. What we remember or what we forgot can shape our existence. It sounds simple but when fucking Kaufman writes about it, you'll understand. As pompous as that sounds, this is a genuine tale about love. Love is not something that can be erased. But even when you pursue love and you fail. You try again. You may fail and the bitter memories may even contaminate your will but nonetheless you'll try again. The wheel keeps on spinning.

I cry twice 
People need people
Period

My least favorite Kaufman joint. However his brilliance doesn't go unnoticed and this might be his most philosophically rich film yet. Despite my confusion towards the end I resonated with the delusions and how enchanting they were to me. What Kaufman does is convey a message but then we become more than the audience we become apart of the performance. This is his most least gut wrenching film Unless you old lol. But I'll watch it again since it's not nearly as miserable as his previous works.

Remember when this came out. My dad and I watched it in good ole Galveston Texas

Full on bias.
Nigga when this came out, it was during winter break of sophomore year so it was such a fun experience! And on top of that it left me with so much hope(no puns will be attempted)! But this one of the most fun star wars films believe it or nay!

Matroyashka. Existential crisis. Longing for something that may not even exist but is present everyday.

If life affords us another chance, do we really even have one? There's no escaping

Ultimate comfort movie *wink

Are you afraid of death? Or will you embrace

Ayo I feel like god😂