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this feels like a whole podcast and i love it!!

“I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?” is so relatable!!

THAT FVCKING COINS!!!

early 2000s fashion is a chef’s kiss. this movie is a pure feel-good magic.

wow I just realized now that the flickering lights scene represents Calum fading away—both in Sophie’s memory and in life. that’s so sad.

a masterpiece!! this movie made me realize that real “monster” isn’t a person, but it’s the way we choose to see each other.

this is such a beautiful wholesome movie!! i also love ice cream btw

“sometimes you dont need someone by your side physically but you need someone who listens and understands.”

love the cinematography, it gives me a very relaxing colorful vibes. theodore deserves better!!

“close your eyes. have no fears. the monster's gone, he's on the run and your daddy's here. beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful boy”.

timothée chalamet never fails to amaze me. love the message of this movie.

it was an “ok” movie, nothing special. hella tight i may say hahaha

love the plot twist. didn’t expect it.

that “mahal kita, seven years na. seven years na kitang mahal.”

love the message of this movie, carpe diem. badly needed a mr. keating in my life rn. also, fvck you mr. thomas perry!!

a wholesome movie. that lantern scene, though—if he had just answered her question, everything could have been different!

love the movie. cried on Williams’ letter to Louisa :(

amazed by how each scene of the movie was painted frame by frame

really felt the weight of the story. the connection between the childhood friends is beautiful, but I wish it was built up more—it felt a bit rushed tbh

love the plot twist, didn’t expect it tbh. also rest in peace to the beloved soul of Reuben and Brooke, and the bodies of Dennis and Maya hahaha horny asf

inside out 1 still the best. i’m anxiety by the way hahaha

an absolute classic. a fun movie. love Heath Ledgers’ acting. love Julia Stiles’ character—strong-willed, independent, and refusing to conform just because it’s expected of her (i think we should to).

Watched it twice, still not bored. Timothée Chalamet’s acting is chef’s kiss, and the cinematography is just beautiful. Sufjan Stevens’ soundtrack makes it even more special. Some say it’s overrated, but idgaf, it’s a vibe for me.

This movie will be the end of me. The moment it revealed that Grandma was actually saving money for him—heart shattered. Such a beautiful, emotional, and powerful story. A masterpiece indeed!

I absolutely loved this movie. The story and acting were so good, and I literally cried my eyes out. The gerberas thing was so sweet, and it really stuck with me. It felt like a happy ending, but also kind of sad at the same time.