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Never seen a relationship depicted like this in another film. It helped me process my first heartbreak. There's a comment on Letterboxd which says "what on god's green earth."
Sep 30, 2024
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Joachim Trier's third "Oslo" film became renowned for a very good reason. Well, really many very good reasons. Perfect film for anyone going through a mid-20s crisis, Renate Reinsve's Julie is a wonderfully deep, nuanced, and relateable character who makes a lot of terrible decisions alongside a lot of wonderful ones. The film's cast is pretty stellar (standout being Anders Danielsen Lie) and its structure sucks you into all the petty or powerful dramas that happen in four years of life.
Because a lot of the production is so naturalistic, the stylised elements hit even harder. It's a beautiful film.
Jan 12, 2025
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The 2021 Joachim Trier movie where this girl is running and where she didn’t say the line about the things one fears the most, no, that was actually her dying of cancer ex.
So my best friend and his new partner (my friend-in-law) are harsh on the main character for her allegedly unmoral doings (cheating, being a pain in the ass, never settling for what’s good for her), but I like the little norwegian sinner. The way she already cheated in her mind and heart, but will state otherwise out loud to jam her thoughts.
Im not going for the disturbing the comfortable quote, no, that’s a low hanging fruit. But why consume works of fiction to judge the sinful, and not find our own worst fears and weaknesses in them? As if the title didn’t have it coming.
By the way, the ending sucks ass
5/5 in first rewatch
Jan 24, 2024
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i really really enjoyed The House That Jack Built, Lars Von Trier. if anyone reading this knows about lars von trier or has seen anything hes made knows that there is nothing light in this film. i watched it because it stars one of my favorite actors, matt dillon, but quickly discovered how disturbing this movie is. it was... amazing. like a trainwreck, i couldn't look away. however, i barely made it through, and i probably wont ever watch it again...
Feb 4, 2025
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Coded a blog with my bare hands. Wrote about heartbreak. Did it because a boy I liked two years ago did it, so I did it too. I miss the way I used to like people.
Sep 30, 2024
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I like to chew it.
Sep 30, 2024
A friend of mine gave me a psychic reading for my cat (Bug), and she loves flowers. She's not afraid of death. She wants her own water fountain too. And she's so excited to watch me grow. She doesn't want me to be afraid of her dying because she's just happy to be here and it's only just the beginning. She knows all my secrets. And why I cry. And she thinks I'm beautiful.
Sep 30, 2024