this movie was DEVASTATING. it was so violent and emotionally tender and left me with that stagnant feeling in my chest that most great movies tend to do. I've said it before and ill say it again charlie Heaton needs to play MORE sad characters. he just has the face for it. from my letterboxd- Lastly, the scene in which Jack puts on lipstick is so wonderful because as a viewer I can see how unfamiliar it is to him- how he clumsily puts it on and gets it on the skin around his lips. It’s alien and that's so obvious for the audience to see- and I think Jack feels so too.

this was genuinly one of the most visually beautiful movies I've ever seen. I loved the transitions between the stop motion style of filming and the more conventional format. the aesthetics of this movie were sincerely wonderful- I love the plethora of glitter, unicorns, and purple. they really nailed the innocence and childlike aspect cinematographically. I think the actual storyline was really realistic and blunt which contrasts really well the fairytale and symbolism aspect of it. the emotions portrayed by Natalie Dyer felt extremely real and I hated Sterling so the actor did a good job there! I liked it. it made me feel things. probably will not rewatch tho :(

watched this movie after a long time and it is genuinely SO SO beautiful. the cinematography is brilliant and the soundtrack is heart wrenching. especially the placement of sufjan Steven's songs- futile devices as elio waits for Oliver, mystery of love as we see the green hills, and visions of Gideon in the very end. I understand why this movie is said to be problematic, and I agree to some level. However, their relationship is romanticized because we see everything through Elio's eyes. this is especially evident if you read the book, which is in a narrative format. anyway, awesome movie love it so so much. the soundtrack and sufjan stevens are both very dear to me.

this is literally my favourite childhood movie and movie in general. it's so amazing, the CGI, the acting, the storyline. I love it soso much. this was the peak of movies. also, I forgot how little Lucy and Edmund are😭 they're literal babies and I think I'm only just realizing this because I watched the movie when I was about Lucy's age so I've always identified with her. SHES A BABY!?!? also I love Mr tumnus he's the nicest and kindest person ever. AND ASLAN !?!? MY LOVE FOR LIONS STARTED WITH HIM if you haven't watched this movie do yourself a favour and watch it right now!!

I think my chronicles of Narnia phase has returned because I CANNOT stop thinking about it. I love this movie sosososo much HOWEVER the only reason the second and third movie aren't as good as the first one is because of the 'bigger man' competition that keeps happening. in this one its between prince Caspian and Peter and in the third one its between prince Caspian and Edmund. I MEAN COME ONNNNN IM SICK OF IT. Maybe I don't get it because I'm not a man (suprise!) but it's so obnoxious and unnecessary and so many horrible things happen because of it. sorry for the rant, anyway, I LOVE Susan in this movie she's brilliant and I love how they made her fight more and be far more protective of Lucy (physically as compared to the first movie). she's amazing I love her. Edmunds character development was BRILLIANT. he still has that snarky aspect to his character but is so GOOD and kind and takes care of everyone. AND LUCY MY GIRL she is so lovely and believing and imaginative SHE IS THE BACKBONE OF THE WHOLE FRANCHISE. I love her she's the best and she was so wonderful in the end when she stood on the bridge against AN ARMY with Aslan. I don't wanna talk about Peter rn... anyway, sorry for the novel I love this movie so much and if you haven't watched it you definitely should!!!

not even gonna lie this movie would suck without eustace and reepicheep. Lucy had NO lines except "Edmund no!" or "Caspian!" they made her so unimportant it pissed me off. once again the whole 'man' thing between Edmund and Caspian pissed me off. it wasn't as prominent as compared to the other movie but it was there. but eustace MY LOVE he was so annoying but his character development was great!!! and his diary entries were HILARIOUS I LOVED THEM!! and will Poulter (I think) was phenomenal, more specifically his eyebrows. and(!!) ben Barnes looks amazing here. like, I never really got it with the second movie but I get it here!! wow!! but genuinly this movie was good, I was hooked but it just isn't as good as the other ones. maybe I just personally didn't connect to the storyline as much, but this movie always falls flat because the other two are just that good.

REWATCH This is the only movie ever I love it SO SO much. The plot had me on edge the WHOLE time I was so stressed but in a good way. I'm not really a scarf person but this movie could change that. I love how it was fun and whimsical but also managed to show shopaholics in a slightly serious light. also I will never get over the colour grading of movies in this era. 10/10 bring it back I'm so TIRED of soulless lighting these days (reinforced by the new devil wears Prada trailer) I love this movie, I love fashion, I love journalism and most of all I love Isla fisher and Hugh dancy

this is the best most iconic movie in the history of the universe!!! I love Amanda Bynes and will tolerate absolutely no hate towards her. she has amazing comedic timing and her face is SO expressive it's insane!! also this could have been the best Yuri ever but alas...Channing Tatum is alright I suppose... 0.5 off for the kissing booth scene because I DETEST the concept of kissing booths, they are so weird. also for the general weirdness that is so normalized in 2000s movies but is like...not normal at all? anyway, so funny, so brilliant I love this movie forever

genuinely the most visually stunning movie ever. I watched it for the first time and I'm so glad I did!!! the soundtrack was so whimsical and was perfectly timed to every scene. I love bambi and thumper and flower ugh my babies. also, I had no idea stags were absent fathers? will research this ! jokes aside, the animation was beautiful and this movie means so much to me

this was a rewatch after a long time so i was still fully locked in and engaged while watching it. it's pretty problematic and sexist to be honest, but most 2000s movies are so... anyway I loved the transition in the end 'And I really do want world peace😭' she was so real and I loved her character arc and friendship with Rhode island (I can't remember the character's name) I also love the grainy, sort of dim yet sparkly look of the movie. the cinematography was insanely beautiful and fitting at every part of the movie also loved the soundtrack!!

this is the first musical I've ever watched voluntarily (excluding mama Mia) and it was really nice, but I don't really think the musical genre is for me personally. I love all the actors and the non linear format of the film was really cool! I also really connected with the theme of the film, it made me feel both hopeful and nervous about the future of art. the visuals and cinematography were amazing, totally hit the nail on the head. also finding out that this was a real story was devastating. I'd probably love it a lot if I was familiar with the musical genre!