I should go to Europe and be in my 20s soon.

Surprisingly fun! They made me actually care for the bad guy and then kept me watching by humanizing (wolf wolfanizing?) him. Enjoyed the twist and things ended well. These kinds of movies don’t generally leave me satisfied, but here we are.

I liked this way more than I expected. As real as a war film can get, and the constant feeling of “why are they there? why is any of this happening?” leaves things neither not really taking a side and almost documentarian.

Well that got progressively sillier and sillier, but I had fun.

This was the most fun I’ve had watching a movie in such a long time. Hilarious and sentimental — this is the buddy movie I didn’t know I needed in my life.

2022 really had it out for donkeys, huh? (see: Banshees of Inisherin)

Broke my heart over and over and over again

Some people aren't built happy, you know?

Gorgeous. Since first viewing, I read about a third of Dracula and was pleasantly surprised how much that added to the story for me.

Top tier coming of age film with top tier story and (supporting) acting.