

Best thing ever. I wonder if we'll ever be able to time travel, sure there's rules on what you do and don't do if that's to happen, but that'd be so cool going into the past and seeing your parents or other people you know. I love it.

No notes. Extremely fucking funny within 10 minutes I couldn't feel my cheeks from laughing. Olivia Wilde's facial expressions in this genuinely magnify it, Edward Norton, Seth Rogen and Penélope Cruz were all just perfect. I love watching people argue in films whether it's deserved or petty. I could honestly listen to all four of them argue with each other for days on end. Too funny. 90% of this is funny and the other 10% managed to balance some more dramatic, heartbreaking things around intimacy. Perfect! I wish I could watch it again for the first time, #feelingjoyous 😛 I loved the meat jokes.

If I ever make a film this bad please just fucking kill me. First 3 minutes is an obnoxious intro, Margaret Qualley, who I do actually think was pretty good in Maid, her direction is not good so let's blame Ethan Coen for that, it's so obvious that she's acting. Her and Aubrey Plaza have no chemistry in the slightest. Literally nothing happens in this film, this is the sort of shit that plays on the Hotel TV and for the most part it's filmed more like a TV show???? I don't know how to word it? Nothing intriguing, let alone exciting to happen, or even intense... Also the cinematography really irked me because all the shots had someone or something not exactly in the centre but a little to the side???? And it just looked bad. I'm actually so irritated, I feel like I have no soul, I need to cleanse my palette with a film that's actually good. Honey don't exist more like.

Every now and again, you'll find a film that goes through the stages of a life and what all that purpose and meaning adds up to, it will bring comfort to you in an odd way and despite having barely lived, it WILL RUIN YOU. Everyone rating this low 😔 BUT IDGAF I am moved. I think it's profoundly beautiful to see what would happen if we were to age backwards and be born old, I wonder if it'd be better or worse? You see plenty of old people say how "youth is wasted on the young" and I suppose they're right, regardless of the fact that Benjamin is born old, but still YOUNG it's warms me how he really did explore the world with deep curiosity wow...And I think it's even sadder imagining finding your person only for the two of you to be aging on opposite sides. I'm sad now and I'm crying, I feel sentimental about the entirety of my life that I haven't even lived yet. I wonder where I'll be at 30, and 40 and 50 and 60 and so on. I love it and I just don't know how else to put it into words unfortunately.