
"You’ll never know the silent battles people are fighting, even the people you think are the closest to you, you’ll never walk in my shoes, and I’ll never walk in yours, and we shouldn’t have to in order to empathize with eachother" - hannah baker

rewatched it three times and I can't wait for the next season , i really love this show

so , I don’t think I hated it, but I also can’t sit here and pretend I was completely blown away. It was actually pretty fun sometimes tho. The whole idea of invisibility is really interesting, especially because the movie takes something that sounds cool at first and slowly turns it into something way more disturbing. Watching him realize what he can get away with once nobody can see him was probably my favorite part. At the same time, there were quite a few moments where I was just sitting there like “bro… WHAT are you doing ”. Some of the characters made decisions that had me questioning whether they had ever experienced common sense before. I also feel like the movie could’ve done a lot more with its concept. There are some genuinely creepy ideas here, but sometimes it felt like it was more interested in being a 2000s thriller than really exploring them. Still, I had some fun watching it. It’s entertaining, the concept is cool. Not a favorite, but definitely not a waste of my time either. Would I recommend it? Probably not , would I watch it again? maybe if I’m bored at 2am

Watched this with my girlfriend and honestly I think that made it even better 🥹 I really liked this movie. It’s not some insanely complicated story or anything, but there’s something about it that just feels really sweet and genuine. I loved how awkward and confusing the whole thing felt. That feeling of liking someone and not really knowing what to do with it, trying to figure out if they feel the same way, wanting to get closer but also being scared of what might happen, I feel like that’s something a lot of people can understand. And I really liked that the romance didn’t need to be huge all the time. A lot of it is just in the little looks and random moments between them, and somehow those were some of my favorite parts. Maybe I’m just biased because I was sitting next to my girlfriend while watching two girls fall for each other 😭 but I genuinely found it really cute. I also think there’s something really nice about seeing a queer love story that can just be a love story. It doesn’t have to feel like some massive statement every second. Sometimes it’s just two girls being stupid and nervous and falling for each other. It definitely has its flaws and I wish some parts had been explored a little more, which is why I can’t give it a full 5. But I had a really good time watching it, and watching it with her made it feel a little more special to me

I had to rewatch this bcs I genuinely don’t think I’ll ever love a movie the way I love Avengers: Endgame. Maybe that sounds dramatic, but I don’t really care. This movie means so much more to me than just being a Marvel movie. It feels like the ending of a part of my life. What makes Endgame so special to me is that it doesn’t feel like it’s only about the Avengers. It’s about everything that came before them, and I think that’s why it hit me so hard. These characters had been around for so long that they almost felt familiar. Like people I had grown up with. So watching them deal with losing, failing, and realizing they can’t undo everything was genuinely heartbreaking. Tony trying to live with what happened. Steve finally getting the life he always deserved. Natasha sacrificing herself. Thor being completely lost. Clint trying to find a reason to keep going. They’re superheroes, but Endgame lets them be human. And then there’s the ending. Tony saying goodbye, Steve sitting on that bench, everything. I don’t think I’ve ever watched a movie where the ending felt so much like saying goodbye to something that had been part of my life for years. And yes, obviously, “Avengers… assemble.” I don’t care how many times I see that scene. I will always get chills. Maybe someone who didn’t grow up with these movies won’t understand why Endgame is so emotional. And that’s okay. I know it has flaws. I know there are things I could criticize but I simply do not care. Because sometimes a movie doesn’t have to be perfect to be your perfect movie and I believe this is mine. My favorite movie of all time, and I genuinely don’t see that changing anytime soon.