This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Oh my GOD????? What a film. What a FUCKING film.
I had the pleasure of previewing this film in London before the release and it was far better than I expected.
Off bat, it’s cool to see a film set in New York, but not New York City.
Seeing 2019 before the world charged actually made it seem like a different era.
Sound design was immaculate
“Decimate that lil bitch” is going to be my morning affirmation.
I adore Zendaya,…
What an adorable film!
The vibrancy, the sincerity, the CHARM.
I love simple storylines that are brought to life with vibrant colors, quirky cinematography, and engaging characters.
A beautiful portrait of two strangers who had a profound impact on one another in a short amount of time.
“Good luck with not having an extraordinary life.” - IM BOUT TO MAKE THIS MY EMAIL SIGNATURE.
*deep heavy negro spiritual sigh*
Because Cord Jefferson was a first time Black director at 40 years old, who directed a “low budget” film (less than 10M), I really wanted to love this film. I REALLY wanted to…but I deadass enjoyed his Oscar speech more than the film itself.
I guess I had really high expectations of something original, and was underwhelmed by the banality of it all. The same tired stereotypical themes…weaved into a film…about the same tired stereotypical…
