Unstructured

Letterboxd I get that this is a classic, but I didn't enjoy it that much.

Letterboxd The amount of plot armor and or fortuitous circumstances our protagonist gets is just absurd.

Letterboxd This film is mostly a character study.

Letterboxd Uncle Charlie is a great character.

Letterboxd I quite enjoyed it until the last act.

This is an 800 page book that only gets really moving in the last few chapters.

Letterboxd Two things really stuck out to me in this film.Anyway, I think the most credit I could give it was that it was a different type of film.

Letterboxd It's fun.

Letterboxd There is a lot to recommend this film.

Letterboxd This was not good.

Letterboxd I don't think there is anything particular to recommend this film.

Letterboxd This was great cinema.

Letterboxd I expected little, I got little.

Letterboxd This was genuinely one of the most fun films I have ever seen.

Letterboxd Better than the last one...

Enjoyed it.

Letterboxd I think it struck pretty true to its form.

Letterboxd I really enjoyed this.

Letterboxd It was actually pretty fun but they kept bringing in a romantic interest (awkwafina) and a support group.

Letterboxd I enjoyed this as it was more of a focused biopic of a particular deal being made than a drama (looking at you Gucci).

Letterboxd Honestly, it was so much better than the 2000 film of the same name that I can't really complain.

Letterboxd I wish they had combined this and the third movie into 1 film.

Letterboxd Watched it all.

Letterboxd Exactly what a Fairy Tale should be.

Letterboxd Teenage anime level stupid in that the whole problem could be resolved with one tiny conversation.

Letterboxd Enjoyable enough.

Letterboxd Actual "stop motion" is beautiful.

This felt like a recipe where some key ingredient was missing.

Letterboxd Sometimes, stupidity is the winning strategy.Felt like a "larger than life" story pushed into the real world.

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I will often forgive a middling book if it has a few great ideas.

Letterboxd tldr; The rock acting like a stone for 2 hours.This was so badly cast.

Letterboxd This was interesting to watch as an older adult.

Letterboxd Started muted and a bit slow.

Letterboxd Almost insecurely male character.

Letterboxd Never seen the show.

Letterboxd First Act: Pretty fun, but I was a little concerned.

Letterboxd Single location film.

Letterboxd First romantic comedy seen in a decade.

Letterboxd Some of the food animation was gorgeous.

This is his Hugo winner, but I personally feel "The Stars my Destination" is a better book.

Letterboxd I liked the film grain effect and the (literal) darkness of the film.

Letterboxd By modern standards Santini (Bull) is a overbearing insecure man who needs to learn to be an adult.

Letterboxd Saw this with an orchestra ensemble.

Tried to read this almost a decade ago and shelved it.

Letterboxd Some scenes were fantastic.

Letterboxd Makes you think about how much we could connect with each other if we didn't constantly feel the need to fill our interactions with words.

Letterboxd Got me a little teary eyed in the theater.

Letterboxd A serious center surrounds the comedic violent exterior.

Letterboxd Grant comes off as almost smarmy rather than angelic.