absolute peak. it's an anthology series based on Satyajit Ray's stories and it's so well made. the acting the dialogues the cinematography everything is perfect. I highly recommend

I found this in an edit and it's so gooddddd🤚

went for a walk today

hello??? why am I finding out about this song so late?!? not very woken up of me 😔💔

I think I love The Marías a little too much 🤸🔥

fire song. I love the marías

I mean again episode 11 was a fire episode!! bojack goes back to his first love. messes it up, acts immature, and is forced to return. for a sec I was like.. bojack can't just go for Charlottes daughter right. but yeah he doesn't. and when mr. peanutbutter saw Diane in Elefante, when she was supposed to be in cordovia saving lives, helping people, he doesn't get mad, sad, or evrn confront her directly, he calls her, when she is right in front of him, and asks her to return back to him. I literally cried. Diane was so overwhelmed with what she was supposed to be doing and disappointing her husband and he really handled it in a way, that made her comfortable about her decision no guilt no anger.

it is so so soo good. it is an anthology series and each episode is a different story. I personally like the "fake blind" YouTuber story the most but honestly the acting, the concept of each story is awesome. but characters from other episodes like make cameos, and its really like finding an easter egg. it's well written and directed, and I can't believe no one is talking about it.

i liked it a lot. the first few episodes are a little misleading, making you think it's just a silly comedy show but it's actually a lot deeper than that. bojack is lonely, regretful, selfish, scheming, insecure but he's written well so he extracts sympathy from the audience. my favourite episode from season one is episode 11 where bojack is having drug hallucinations, imagining a life where he's a husband, father, that sequence was emotional, along with the part where he is desperate for Diane's approval, that maybe she believes that deep down he is a good person. she never replied atm, but later she told bojack that she doesn't believe in deep down, she thinks that all that you are, are the things that you do.

I love this so much!! I love the phone ringing sound in the chorus so much. it's so satisfying to listen to

absolutely perfect. the soundtrack, colour theme, cinematography, the humour. I absolutely love it. I adore all the characters and as we go into the later episodes it becomes more about exploring the characters insecurities and troubles and less. about the murder mystery but the thrill remains the same throughout. I think I like the first season the best? tim kono case is iconic but I maybe a little biased. overall it's just perfect, not one thing bad about this show

serenading voice. best song

it was so funny, I couldn't stop laughing. I can't believe I avoided watching it for so long. totally worth it

it's so interesting and the beginning is kinda funny. "lip my stockings" "lock and loll" lmao, I never really noticed japanese couldn't roll their r's. unrelated but I love the grain in early 2000's movies. feels more cinematic. Charlotte and bob are both in tokyo, different stages in life, but they both feel lost. they meet in the hotel, go out together, have Karaoke, hang out together. they both have no one to turn to. Charlotte calls a friend, saying she's unsure of her marriage, but she's shut down, same for the actor, he feels distant from his wife, his kids, he forgot his son's birthday, and his wife makes sure he knows he forgot. Bob chooses the burgundy carpet to make his wife happy because that's what she wanted but, she calls up saying "your burgundy carpets are out lf stock, what else did you like" idk that whole call was so sad. their final hug when Bob is leaving, is sooo well acted by scarlett. you could see her desperation as she held onto him.

a colonel who got blinded juggling grenades? and a boy in a school dilemma at baird. tbh I don't get why Charlie is letting go Harvard to save some rich assholes who aren't even his friends. he's looking after him for the weekend. Colonel slade is proud, scary? and makes his family uncomfortable at Thanksgiving, by talking about his nephew's wife unsatisfaction?? "fire under that dress" lmao. he never got her name right, but gets mad when his nephew calls Charlie,Chucky... you can tell that his family feels sad for him, looking at him with pity (except his nephew ig). he's charismatic and gets what he wants, tango with a pretty girl, ride in the ferrari, getting out of a ticket. that scene where he's dressed up in his uniform, with the gun in his hand is so heartbreaking. "I have no life. I'm in the dark here". I think charlie gave colonel a reason to live, also found a woman towards the end

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it's such a fun movie. i love all the characters and their little quirks, ngl it's a silly movie but the cinematography is kinda good 😭. and the songs are fire

it was a funny entertaining movie, also brilliant music

yk some movies where you get hooked from the beginning? it's not one of those, the opening was so boring. it's all about politics, questioning the credibility of scientists, brushing them off as frivolous. and peter from BASH is so unsettling, that's exactly what I imagine billionaires to be like.it builds up to be interesting, ariana's cameo was so fun, also the editting seems kinda wack? ig that was an artistic choice, to add some humor? but it's like a whiplash. and Ishan Khattar??? what are you doing here??? 😭🙏 and "don't look up" basically becomes the president's political slogan. it's hilarious really.

it's a sad beautiful film. I think it feels a little stretched out (slow) in the middle, but ig that's important too, to show Charlie's character, his desperation for friends, how he used to just sit back and notice, but now actually participates in his own life. I feel like if it focused more on Charlie's aunt, his trauma and the past, it'd been more interesting.