watching movies ingrained into kerala culture series 

A product of its time with all them aristocratic bells and whistles. Which is not exactly a bad thing. The plot is wafer thin; but dialogue is theatric, the villains are hilariously villainous, the leads look dashing, sibling love is heartwarming, and there’s a moment where Shobhana holds Mammooty’s hands before entering ‘her new house’ and winks at him for a millisecond. That..kinda made my day. 🥰

thank you i love you

This could have (maybe) been a four star movie but it lost two whole stars for that god awful makeover scene

the first 30ish minutes had me hooked. emily creeping around like a ghost had me so nervous, but as it went on, i was just like “what is even happening rn??” the tension died out and i feel like i didn’t really get to know the characters. it just got messy and i wasn’t too satisfied by the end. the vibes and aesthetic were great, but it just didn’t hit like i wanted it to. Geraldine Chaplin gave an amazing, compelling performance though.

actually bad movie

Første gang jeg noen gang har sett en skuespiller kaste opp i do fra toalettets synspunkt

Hadde masse av de klærne her, husker hvor mye snakk det var om denne filmen før den kom ut, fulgte Kaan på formspring/ask.fm og er overbevist om at han sendte spørsmålene til deg sjæl. Men hva vet vel jeg?

New nepo baby just dropped (and we love her!)

Loved it so much. Love richard linklater soooo much. Love margaret qualley sooo much

greatest horror comedy

I should love this! But there’s only so many movies where the antihero feminist leading woman can fail and still be interesting. Besides the relatability factor, there’s not much to this movie. No plot, just vibes but the vibes are lacking. I also just refuse to believe that she sold a bicycle for €300-