Dillon

Wrote like 3 paragraphs and it all got deleted by letterboxd so here's a quick bullet point summary: - Simultaneously laugh out loud funny and morally repulsive. - Obscenely engaging, never really lets up and keeps you glued to the screen for what is a very long run-time. - Electric performance from Leo, holy shit. - A little too male gaze-y for my liking at times, although I can tell that can be the point, I still think a good female writer probably could've written some of these plot elements in more compelling ways. - It's a very effective satire if you watch it that way (as in, correctly), but it's written in such a way where it can kind of glorify some of these actions, and I can imagine a guywhosucksTM really fucking with this movie for the wrong reasons.

Beginning to realize that I just really fuck with musicals, this was awesome. The "we both reached for the gun" scene in particular is one of the most well-constructed individual scenes I've seen in any movie ever.

Need a friend like Rachel in my life to make it significantly worse.