The Spy Who Dumped Me was actually a very nice movie.
Mila and Kate shine bright.
"Do you wanna die having never been to Europe, or do you wanna go to Europe and die having been to Europe?"
It’s the dumbest movie but it brings me a great amount of joy.
My favorite watch this year - so far.
I laughed within seconds of this starting.
Keke Palmer’s ability to be a girl’s girl with anyone is truly a testament to her brilliance. <3
Kinda didn’t want this to end. Fantastical in every way.
I don’t know… twice I have seen this and I still don’t have the proper words for it.
Here is a film so personal and told with such brevity that even when I think about it, the wells in my eyes fill up. There are too many scenes to note that moved mountains for me but the audition scene might be one of the most beautiful and sincere things I have seen in a long time. It blurred the line…
Just left the screening. Sitting here with my chicken and barley soup, gutted and open.
Watching this I kept harkening back to moments from Jarmusch’s Patterson (2016) and Kogonada’s Columbus (2017).
Past Lives is a soft piece of lovely cinema. A reservation most powerful because of its presentation. No more, no less.
The way NYC was portrayed here stunned me. Yet another small affirmation that I’m bound to make a film very much like this. <3
