(not a rewatch of said movie, this is a post about one of my friends lilith... this was her favorite movie)
a couple months ago (around like spring most likely around april) i met someone by the likes of lilith through some of my friends. i don't if she was following me first or i followed her first. but whatever it was i ed at first reading through her reviews and i was immediately amazed by her writing. her way…
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no one deserves to go through what unfortunately is still prevalent today as child sex abuse. the messed up consequences it can do is present through our two protagonists neil and brian as we see how it affects them growing up. seeing the experiences scar them at a young age no matter how much they try to forget, it ultimately comes back. it's messed up as it's at the same time soul crushing. there's just something watching…
there's something celebratorily and special about this movie, a group of people editing this into a glitchy art remix of sort putting their own editing spin on jane's movie into their reinterpretation. a trippy, memorizing, and beautiful showcase of people editing this into something while also keeping the core of what made i saw the tv glow so special to many queer people out there. each wave having such a amazing aesthetic and flow to it. it's…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
FINAL RANKING: mission impossible
"our lives are not defined by any one action. our lives are the sum of our choices.
watched in imax... speaking of which
off-tangent and disconnected to the review: this is the first time i've been to an imax theatre since i went to the early access showing of dune: part two, i legit forgot how amazing the format is and how big the screen is. this was worth it thanks to the scale and some…
