Emma Bailey

i'm not getting all this 'better than interstellar' hype. its the same cliché tropes, jokes, and feel. almost every single emotionally immersive moment was broken by comedy, so you can only feel love for the characters. there's almost no space for any other emotion which so heavily limits this film. also, the restating of the plot every thirty minutes drags you out of the experience and turns you into an outside observer so you're immediately snapped back into the cinema and out of the film. additionally, the science felt like it was trying to be feel smarter than it was by dumbing it down but using long words and posh settings to make the audience feel smarter. this film feels like it caters to the tiktok-addicted, stupid, modern audience. however, the good parts i picked up did follow the general consensus of beauty, humour, and loving.

you really can engage with this

clearly, her and i share one mind

surely the other men wouldve also become more/less attractive since those two guys did?