I'm interested in seeing this movie, but I need it to be out already so I can stop seeing this damn trailer at the theater.
I'm interested in seeing this movie, but I need it to be out already so I can stop seeing this damn trailer at the theater.
how I feel about wild horse nine and how to rob a bank
how I feel about wild horse nine and how to rob a bank
wild horse nine trailer is flashbanged at every movie I see fr lmao
Mostly whatever but got enough in it to keep it an enjoyable watch
I'm interested in seeing this movie, but I need it to be out already so I can stop seeing this damn trailer at the theater.
1 week but i’m surprised you didn’t hit the early screenings local nightlife in major cities has been doing .
i am seeing this tonight. i will report back
@fakemink u need to go see it
I liked it a lot. I cried lmao. but i be crying at everything. gay and emotional! I do think it just kind of ends but that was my only gripe. felt like a love letter to NY nightlife
doesnt seem to be showing anywehre near me smh
1 week but i’m surprised you didn’t hit the early screenings local nightlife in major cities has been doing .
They slept on New Zealand twin
This movie’s really good. Maybe the best opening scene I’ve seen this year? Worth seeing
opening scene was a whole movie by itself
a little charlie
a little kirk
This movie went so much harder than I was expecting. I nearly cried twice (dead inside, unfortunately).
When I first heard about this movie, I was expecting Jordan to just play the same character he plays in other stuff, add in a splash of heart and story to make it a movie, and call it a day. And if that's all this movie was, I think I would have really enjoyed it.
Instead, Jordan takes this movie to a level I never thought he was capable of.
Not to mention how great this movie looks. Particularly the club scenes.
And it's funny too.
opening scene was a whole movie by itself
need this to come to a theater near me desperately
@fakemink u need to go see it
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Saw this last month at London Film Festival, might be my favourite movie of the year
Really impressive debut - funny and heartwarming while threading having an undercurrent of bleakness to it that comes to a head and hits like a truck in the third act
I like how his character arc is very sudden; the fact that he is basically forced to care for his son gives him instant responsibility which he makes a genuine effort to improve himself to do despite his self loathing, not being sure if he can and sometimes relapsing. It feels more realistic than it slowly growing and building up to a typical happy ending, rather than the bittersweet one we get
I’d give it a 9/10 - might be the festival effect so I’d love to rewatch it when it comes out here in January
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i saw it its beautiful!