ruru

Surprisingly, pretty charming. I think a movie like this gets kudos because it leans into the cheap, fun, light romcom energy instead of trying to take itself too serious.

Holy shit. For once I don’t actually have anything to really say about a movie. This is one of the greatest films I have ever seen. Everything about it is so amazing and thrilling and fantastic and beautiful. It’s emotional, cathartic, visually stunning, funny at times and frustrating and grieving at others. It’s got a great, loveable but small cast. This is truly one of the modern classics. Any complaints can be boiled down to this - at its core, movies are about storytelling and storytelling is about emotion etc. This movie is across the board spectacular at feeling human and feeling real, so for me, that’s a straight 10+/10.

Definitely an intriguing story but I wish they’d gone into more detail about the victims life and his family and also about had someone on to discuss the impact of mental health. They only lightly touched on the lack of victim services and I think that should have gone in stronger to it. I think if a documentary of this nature is taking a stance on anything it should be on supporting victims and vulnerable witnesses