Raxa

Jake Gyllenhaal's performance is really amazing here. He low-key needs an Oscar. I absolutely love the plot and I love how Davis was driven by grief that made him make alot of unhealthy choices and erratic habits. His tinkering throughout the movie was really relatable and so very valid. This showed me apart of myself I didn't know was there when I lost someone close to me. I had the same habits as Davis did. I'm glad that I could relate to this character in deep level where no one can understand me. Absolute cinema.

This movie is really relatable and Nadine made me feel like I wasn't the only one who didn't really fit in and people find her weird. Her struggles are similar to mine and it made me feel better about myself knowing that I can live with myself, weird or not. The movie taught me that when people hate u because ur weird and ur different u don't need to change urslef for them, instead u learn to live with it and let the people who really see u for u in. It was beautiful watching this as I also am going through the same thing Nadine is.

ABSOLUTE CINEMA! I LOVE THE CINEMATOGRAPHY I LOVE THE CHOREOGRAPHY I LUV EVERYTHING ABOUT THE MOVIE. Smth about it made me feel like I could conquer the world seeing Micheal go through all that and he still got what he wanted and became remembered till this day. Micheal's more than a star. He's an icon.

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! There were ups and downs but this was truly a masterpiece. My admiration for Neil has just gone even higher. "That's one small step for man, one big leap for mankind" 🫡