literally the funniest movie i’ve seen in years. i got to see the premiere with the cast and crew and the theater was erupting with laughter the entire time, it was so refreshing. the writing was so clever and the actors’ timing was amazing. there’s a fight scene in here where everyone applauded after it was done because of how funny it was. i really hope this releases soon for a rewatch

Best fight scene in a movie since John Wick 4

Hard to collect my thoughts even after sleeping a night on it - Alpha floored me. Ducournau tackles loss and letting go with such gut-wrenching intimacy. Somehow she finds tenderness in the most disturbing body horror moments and I absolutely love her movies for that. And no, the film doesn’t spoon-feed you its meaning - it trusts you and your intuition to fill in gaps. Weirdly spiritual despite its darkness, so tense, symbolic and multi-layered. The way it finds beauty in our broken bodies, in the ties to your loved ones in spite of addiction, decay, illness will stay with me long after

Grief, you son of a bitch. This was a journey through my body and soul, since it's still very new it's hard to find the right words to articulate properly but I went to hell and came back from it. Purifying experience. You know when there's a moment of what you watch feels like it's happening to you. I felt that watching Alpha.

Perhaps the only meaning to life is to just stop walking for a moment and start dancing without knowing why and it’s ok if that makes you feel disturbed and comforted and sad and happy and lost and found and empty and full all at the same time

Beautiful, moving, heartbreaking, existential; just a few words that describe Flanagan’s remarkable THE LIFE OF CHUCK. A stellar cast with each star giving nearly their career-best performance, led by Tom Hiddleston’s transformative work. A profound exploration of life’s meaning