even though the movie might only seem to be libidinous, was that all it was? well to me that felt like just the surface of it and buried deep inside was the need for something more within each of the people shown here and it was achieved through well you guessed it, crashes.

i consider movies like this a type of character study? idk if that even works, but it's always interesting to see

Miki does this mean I've officially…

i love you. three very powerful words. but three words that's not said enough as it should be. up until Lee confessed her love, this was essentially Love is War meets The Piano teacher (for me). but then those same three words changed the tone of everything that was to follow. while i do think Mr. Grey took way too long to realize how Lee felt about him, i still love how all of it turned out. they really were…

MOVIE DESERVES ALL THE PRAISE IT'S GETTING 🤍

both Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette DEVOURED with their performances

but Inde Navarrette though!?!?!? oh. my. god. that might have genuinely been the best performance I've seen from ANY actor ever. consider me her fan now on. she absolutely stole the show. she was so mesmerizing - you want to look away but you can't and she captivates you right from the first time you see her up until the final scene.…

and for a minute. just a minute. I thought everything was gonna be alright-
when Maren and Lee were on that hill and had decided to be "normal people", i thought maybe this would be a fitting end, for them to have finally accepted each other and give each other the love they'd both deserved all along
again I thought the same when sully was finally lying down in the tub ever so lifeless, they'd just taken on yet another…