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Absolutely incredible experience watching this film! It's one of those rare movies that truly sparks creativity. I was overflowing with ideas as I watched alongside my 3 imaginative little ones. Their excitement was contagious, especially during the heart-stopping finale — we were all on the edge of our seats, cheering and laughing together. It felt like pure magic seeing their eyes light up! Unfortunately, my brother dozed off halfway through (he claims it was from ‘too much popcorn’ — yeah, sure), but he didn’t miss out completely. My quick-thinking 6-year-old son nudged him awake just in time for the big reveal. Crisis averted! 🏆 All in all, this movie is going straight into our 'family favorites' list. If you're looking for inspiration, laughter, and a few unexpected surprises, you need to watch it! Seriously, what are you waiting for? Go see it — and maybe bring a nudge-ready kid, just in case! 😉

Decent movie with a strong emotional core — a good choice if you're into themes of acceptance and deeper psychological meaning. It has a vibe similar to Manchester by the Sea, so it might not be for everyone, including me.

A movie that delves into the complex relationship between Americans and their fascination with drugs. The film unfolds at a slow pace, making it more suited for viewers who are sensitive to the subject matter—unlike me. However, the ending completely blew me away. It’s unexpected, powerful, and incredibly realistic. Despite its slower moments, I recommend watching this movie solely for its unforgettable conclusion

I just wish there was some kind of answer. All this buildup, all these events, and yet no real conclusion! For Pete’s sake, just explain something. I don’t get why some people think a movie feels complete when absolutely nothing is clarified. It’s not scary—it’s just interesting to watch—but when it ends, you’re left with even more questions than when you started. Would I recommend watching it? Yeah, sure. It’s okay. But that ending? Shitty.

while it was great overall, it left me with mixed feelings. It was definitely messed up, which I don't mind—but my personal preference is for movies with conclusive, well-explained endings. Unfortunately, this one was just bizarre, weird, and not even remotely realistic. It's not unrealistic in a supernatural 'oh, it’s ghosts' kind of way. Instead, the events in the ending were so implausible that even if Annabelle the doll herself were involved, it still wouldn’t have made sense. That’s why my rating is lower. If the movie had offered a more logical or well-explained conclusion, I would have easily given it 4 stars, because the rest of it was genuinely great!

I deeply relate to this—it really hit home. It made me reflect and question everything I prioritize in life. A must-watch for anyone, especially women, who fear aging primarily because of appearance.

It's the classic 'I'm not like other girls' trope—cheesy and cringey, but there's something oddly comforting about it. It’s so bad that it’s actually good. I found myself laughing at some parts, but the occasional weird, misogynistic comments felt unnecessary. I get that they were probably going for humor, but they came across as hurtful instead. Still, it’s a fun, nostalgic watch overall—one of those guilty pleasures you can’t help but enjoy, haha.

I really liked this movie! The storyline was adorable, and as someone from Asia, it gave me valuable insight into the experiences of Black people in the past, which I didn’t fully understand before. It really helped me learn more about how things happened. That said, I did feel uncomfortable at certain parts—like hearing the N-word or seeing some scenes that seemed harsh. I get that these moments are part of someone’s real story and are important to include, but it feels like almost every movie about this subject uses them. Still, overall, the movie is great—funny, heartwarming, and unafraid to show the uncomfortable truths. It really struck a good balance!

This film is incredibly unique and genuinely stands out—it’s unlike anything I’ve seen before, which is a major plus. The unsettling and disturbing moments really added to the horror experience, so I think that worked well for the genre. However, the documentary-style approach and the camera movements didn’t sit well with me personally; they made me feel quite nauseous at times. That aside, I really admire the originality and boldness of this movie!

This movie was incredible! It brought awareness to important topics like gay rights, STDs, and the journey of musicians. That said, some aspects felt a bit watered down—it didn’t fully capture how challenging those experiences must have been. It was heartbreaking to see how he internalized cultural hatred toward himself. But hey, it’s his life story, not just a movie script, and that made it all the more real