
> **"I am an appetite, nothing more."** > > ***"He is my shame. He is my melancholy."***I only stayed for the cinematography of this film. I have so many questions that weren’t answered, even at the end. I even tried to read reviews for other interpretations, but I’m still not satisfied and even more confused. Maybe I should rewatch this.



> **"I always end up alone. Which, by the way, I'm very okay with."** > > **"You don't need a man, okay? Or anybody, for that matter."** Noa's dating crisis is very relatable. That intro for the first 30 minutes is very good too; it builds up tension in the movie.> **"People who, like, believe in true love are fucking idiots."** I know, babe, and that's what made you end up in his house without your friend knowing your exact location or the person you're with. Well, good thing you have a badass friend, Mollie.> **"We put all our hopes of, like, finding happiness through someone else. I don't know, maybe it’s not meant for me, 'cause I've, like, been alone so long."** I just know this woman would be traumatized to date again or to have someone, or maybe she will be very cautious in the future.> **"I fucking love you, Mollie."** > > **"I love you more."** Just by that, your friend knows that you're in danger. *I really watched this because of Sebastian Stan, but what the hell, this is good. Love the introduction and the ending of the movie. Sebastian as Steve Kemp is so fucking hot, smoking gorgeous. My delusional self thinking I can change him, 'cause why are you so fucking handsome, and that look in your eyes, your laugh, your smile—damn, I am hypnotized. *