jessie scott

It was a movie that definitely makes you want to write something, whether it rhymes or not. The characters make you feel like you’re apart of it. The day to day nonstop actions. Wake up, drink coffee, drive a bus, come home, take the dog for a walk, stop at the bar, come home, go to sleep. But it carefully adds in the differences of each day. New conversations. New learned facts. New words to write. New people to meet. New everything, and it perfectly intertwines to yourself. Pay attention to the small details. The words that are said, the way people look at things, react to things, and think of things. The ending was by far the most perfect ending you can think of. When I saw the ending, my heart warmed with fulfillment. If you were debating on watching this, I say you should. It has Adam Driver, (which is a huge catch ;)) poetry, intricate details, and can possibly give you a different perspective on things.