This one was kind of disappointing for me. I enjoyed the build of the relationship between the two female characters, but I felt like the payoff was lackluster. I understand that part of David Lynch's creative perspective is that not everything has to have an explanation, but I think this film went a bit further than just leaving things unexplained. Regardless of the time it took me to get into the story, I felt like I was invested until it…

I enjoyed this film because of its simplicity within its complexity. It felt like the kind of film that everyone could find something to relate to because it examines relationships between people who love each other but are navigating how to coexist in the world. Kieran Culkin is superb as Benji and really adds a depth to the character that felt universal to so many individuals that exist in our world. Jesse Eisenberg wrote and directed such a personal story…

Okay let me start by saying I don't think this film should have been made until the real life main character is dead, but I didn't ~not~ enjoy it. Jeremy Strong is definitely the best part. And maybe it's just because I was raised on Angels in America as a theater kid but this film proved my fascination with Roy Cohn is alive and well and justly so. Outside of the obviously triggering scenes of abuse and the general annoyingness…