I'd let Eddie bleed to death tbh.

I'm so impressed. 11:14 is one of those films that seems completely random at first but slowly reveals how cleverly it is put together. The film follows several different characters whose lives intersect around a series of bizarre events, all leading up to the same moment: 11:14 p.m.

Great structure. As each storyline unfolds, scenes that once felt confusing suddenly make perfect sense. The screenplay is clever yet not overly complicated. I love…

I'm spiritually Two-Bit Matthews. Except I don't lift girls' skirts. I love it when he pulls out that chocolate cake all for himself and watches Mickey Mouse with a beer in hand.

I'm probably rating this too high, but I had so much fun watching this. The only thing I remember from the book is having a big fat crush on all of the Curtis brothers. And Two-Bit. And Johnny. I never really liked Dally. He gave me the heebie-jeebies.…

Note: I watched The Outsiders: The Complete Novel

Much better than the theatrical version!

The director's cut is much closer to the book and offers a deeper understanding of the characters and their relationships. Moments that seemed rushed in the original cut are given more room to breathe. The Greasers just feel more like a family here.

I laughed a lot while watching the original, but I actually almost cried watching this. It was so cute when the Curtis brothers…