Katie Kelley

I think people don’t appreciate intelligent, thoughtful, philosophical films anymore. They just are trained to expect explosions and cgi. This movie is absolutely lovely. I enjoyed every single moment of it. It was beautifully written, it felt so real and authentic in the conversation, the two main (really, only) actors had so much chemistry and you felt like they had known each other forever. The cinematography was gorgeous, and lent the feeling of these two being kind of the only people in the world (which they were to each other.) Meg Ryan was delightful and funny, David Duchovny was charming and also funny. The film explores not just lost love, but how older people reckon with their lives, their choices, and the person they’ve become. It’s about so much more than a romance. It’s paced well, it’s quiet and thought-provoking, and just a really good film. Truly I think people who hated this film don’t know what good film is.

So much fun and I could not believe how delightful Zac Efron is as a human. Love trying to get these important messages out to people in a really entertaining way.

Marvel has outdone itself with this one. I loved every single second and was left literally screaming at the last scene of season 1. Waiting with bated breath for season 2!

Great film. Convinced the people who don’t like just don’t like movies about women.

Literally one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. The characters are all so real and nuanced - no one is a caricature. The acting is superb, and the story is somehow super relatable - an everyday thing gets out of hand and you end up not knowing how to manage the situation. Also the soundtrack is killer.