
Is it okay that I like all the movies I watch? ***Too many movies, too little time *** ★★★★★ **Perfect** — I love this ★★★★½ **Almost perfect** — Something’s missing ★★★★ **Really good** — I really like this ★★★½ **Above average** — I like this ★★★ **Good** — Rewatchable ★★½ **Average** — Mid / okay ★★ **Below average** — Forgettable ★½ **Bad** — I don’t like this ★ **Not the worst, but still bad** — I really don’t like this ½★ **Really bad** — Why does this exist? ☆☆☆☆☆ **Terrible** — Didn’t finish

This was greater than the first one, though not all of it was actually scary. They leaned more into comedy this time, but the creativity was on point. It had more hits than misses, which made it really likable, and I somehow enjoyed it.

Wait, I’ve seen this concept before, and it’s from* Triangle*. It made me figure out what was going to happen, but I was still amazed by how they managed to put a little twist at the end. And I guess they still got to live their lives even if they were stuck in a loop.

This was fun, but not as great as the first one in terms of thrill. Still, the addition of Kathryn Newton made it even better. The ending was pretty satisfying.

It took me long enough to watch this. I expected something tragic to happen since it was said that it would make you cry, but it turned out to be different from what I expected—and I loved it even more. It was bittersweet, yet it also felt warm. It reminded me how beautiful life is: to live in the present without worrying about the past, even if I could travel back in time, or about the future. It encourages you to romanticize life for what it is and to cherish every moment, every person, and everything.