My Thoughts on: Lady Bird | Movie Review
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- My thoughts on the new Greta Gerwig film, Lady Bird.
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I also thought the way the mother-daughter relationship was portrayed in this movie was fantastic. A lot of it felt familiar and reminiscnet of my own relationship with my mother. Toxic, intimate, and confusing all at once. Really fascinating.
Same here. Their relationship was so similar to mine and it was so weird to see a movie portray it so on point.
Yeah same here😔
I felt personally attacked by this movie. Mommy issues hurt so much. (;_;)
I really loved how three dimensional the characters were. They weren’t ones you could 100% love or 100% hate. One second you’re feeling bad for them but the next you’re aggravated with them. Everyone just had such a complex character with very real motivations and flaws.
Hm, I guess so
its just like people are in real life, we do bad things and good things. we're multidimensional characters and every day we evolve and as time goes by we change and so do the people around us, we discover new things everyday and tackle new obstacles. it feels very real and raw
Except Kyle. I can 100% dislike kyle.
This movie ruined me. I can’t stop thinking about it. It really made me realize how fleeting my teen years are.
I also rewatched this movie 7 months ago at 17 in quarentine, about to turn 18, and yes I had the same realization
@@alexandraasmuth1168 I did the same and it ended up making me sad because I couldn’t do things like that during my senior year.
it makes me sad for you kiddos who spent your last years of teen years during the covid outbreak, that's just so unfortunate
I felt somewhat transported back to me teen years and had the same feeling, how quickly it goes by. How beautiful it can be yet sad that it will never be again.
I actually went to the all guy school referenced in the film. What I wished a lot of people could appreciate was how many inside jokes Greta Gerwig wrote into the film specifically for Sacramento natives. The coach being the play director was so painfully on point
I don't know much about Sacramento but it was cool what a big role the location played in the movie.
Oh yeah big time. It made it all the more relatable. The movie reminded me of so many feelings but seeing the actual places where they happened was a whole different thing. One of those rare times where I was actually proud to be from here.
Ohhh... I didn’t get the all-male school. Which one is it? Hi! This movie put a spotlight on Sacramento and put it back on the map. We did a Lady Bird Tour of Sacramento and shared it here on RUclips. Thank you.
Jesuit High School, right off of Fair Oaks. I watched your tour video. Loved it!
Ohhhhh!!!! Thank you so much. I feel like I missed something. Thank you for watching my vlog. I have others about Sacramento. ;)
When you said the aesthetic of the movie is a reddish gold I laughed out loud. I go to the school the director went to and the movie is based off (st francis high school) and the colors are actually dark red and gold!
whoaaaa thats actually really interesring. i wonder if the director did it on purpose
is your school just like how it's portrayed in the movie? And elitist?
Amina J well the theater program is much better and you can’t dye your hair “unnatural colors” like pink, and we don’t have masses with the boys school. But otherwise yeah. And we’re a weird blend of 75% of the school on scholarship, but the a good amount do live in the fab forties (btw they weren’t cherry picking house the fab forties actually looks like that) and driving BMWs to school.
Ayyyy I compete against st Francis all the time
Beanie Feldstein is Jonah hills sister which I thought was crazy but the entire cast of this is amazing
Why didn’t I see the resemblance until you mentioned this
It all makes sense! First time I saw her I thought why is she the female Jonah Hill! Not even just resemblance, she just reminded me of him
wait what
She is?
Oh, fuck. That's why she "feels familiar", if you know what I mean.
The mother-daughter relationship in this movie is portrayed so accurately it's scary
0:07 warning: spoilers
1:02 i don’t wanna spoil anything
I agree - adored this movie. The characters felt so real and so fleshed out. Like we were just seeing snapshots of people living their real lives. Definitely a special movie, can't wait to see what the director sends us next!
What really stood out to me was just how silly Ladybird and Julie were together. I think some movies tend to paint high school as this huge drama, but all my memories of high school just involve me being super weird and goofy with my friends.
Do I want you to keep doing reviews... YES! Preferably long ones - I'd love to hear more about your favorite scenes from movies like Ladybird, more about what you think about the characters, etc.
Yeah I felt like a dick when I was the only one in the cinema who laughed at the scene where the drama teacher was the first to cry in the game where he's encouraging everyone to try and cry. Idk I just found the suddenness of it all really funny!
William Cann i laughed :)
I laughed too! And then I felt like suuuuch a dick when the scene with him seeking help popped up.
William Cann i laughed when danny and other guy was making out in the bathroom, it was just so out of nowhere i didn't see that coming.
It was funny and also quite confusing for me.
William Cann me toooo
This is a movie about a young woman growing up. It works so well because the characters are flawed, damaged and real. The plot is unpredictable, and there's nothing contrived about this story. Nothing. Because this is a period piece, there is another layer of novelty that Gen X'ers will appreciate, but everyone should find something lovable about this work of art. I'm going to see it again. Thanks for your review. Keep up the good work.
It ends with Ladybird calling herself Christine again and also having to make the first move with her mother. I could see the toxic relationship continuing with Ladybird doing all the running and appeasing.
You mean millennials? This movie is about a high schooler in the early 2000s. Not all millennials were in middle school at that time lol. They're older than you think.
@@bethanyr1434 I meant what I said, and I know older Millenials in their early 40s. The film references culture from the 80s and 90s, so many of us who were young adults at that time will get them...even though the film takes place in 2002-2003
I cried, I laughed, I saw myself as multiple characters, it was a experience
For someone who went to Catholic school from elementary to high school, the most amazing part of this movie to me is its portrayal of Catholic school and Lady Bird’s relationship to religion/Church. It’s so accurate, at least to my experience, and conveyed so effectively.
Same here. And I don't even live in America. I'm from India.
Yeah, honestly. I did CCD for like 5 years and I kinda got the same relationship going on. I don't dismiss religion outright, but nor am I a huge fan. I think it's cool and I appreciate it for what it is. But I never really clicked with it.
I watched this last night. Throughout the movie I found Christine/ Lady Bird to be a very selfish character. I hated her interactions towards julie. And at one point I didnt wanna watch. But one thing I was waiting for was christine's lesson. I wanted her to learn something, and I found the ending so profound. The lesson was quiet, but i loved that Christine learned to be humble and communicate.
i mean i didnt mind that, because like....teenagers Be Like That. but i was just like that to my mother growing up, because i didnt have any perspective for how hard motherhood is or how, like...anything works, but after a couple years of adulthood, i cringe at the way i used to act and treat her differently now
honestly, it would have been worse for me if lady bird suddenly has this growth and “turning point,” since thats would have been disingenuous to lady bird’s character & the tone of how the movie handles realism
like i get what ur saying & ur not wrong, but that was my take😊
I hate you honestly. You’re such a freaking Claire.
@@learn2draw716 what🧍♀️
did anyone else laugh so much when timmy said “that’s hella tight”
Yes! Me. Came off as random xD
Very baller, very anarchist
Mother-Daughter relationship is relatable and so true.
She cares about her but she tell her to stop doing things yet both of them love each other on some level.
Like you said it's real and relates to parents as well as teenagers/children
the mother-daughter relationship is identical to mine and my mothers relationship, which is why this movie hit me so hard. when christine went off to college at the end of the movie and her mom didn’t say goodbye i was bawling, and at the last about 20 minutes of the movie i couldn’t stop crying because i felt like this was mine and my mother’s future and it just hit me really hard
honestly i loved how quick and non drawn out some parts were because that's what they feel like as a normal teenager. going through a breakup is just going to be a small bit of your life that is kept with a small memory. you're not going to remember every day at school or every interaction with your friends. school dances aren't going to be memorable. unless something tremendously important or tragic happens, youre not going to remember any of it. 70% of the things that happened freshman year are already gone from my mind.
Benny Felstine is in another film coming out this year called “Booksmart”
You should see it
7D7 PRODUCTION S it’s Beanie Feldstein
Haha this aged well
You should keep doing reviews! Even though I already saw the movie and really liked it, some people may watch your review and see the movie because of it which a smaller movie like this needs! Keep up the great work!
CutToBlackFilm I totally agree with you. He is a great movie reviewer. 👍🏾
Gosh this movie is great it got snubbed out of many Oscars Saoirse should have won Best Actress and bare minimum Greta Gerwig should have won for Best Original Screenplay
This movie made me relive my teenage anxiety. I guess that's a testament to how well this movie captures the high school experience for some people.
I definitely regret coming to this video later than I should’ve, but here I am.
Personally, I felt like this was more of a movie about the mother than Ladybird herself. It almost felt like Ladybird was an “effect” that was produced by the mother.
I really liked it.
Such a well written and directed film! And love the reviews. It's always nice to hear other opinions on films to open up your perspectives.
I really like lady bird but don’t you mean confirm your ideas
Timothée Chalamet
Yes
Oui
Sí
Nuff said.
Thats hella tight
I really love how honest and raw the relationships within the film were, which was the main thing I took away from it. Especially with Lady Bird and her mother. Often in movies you get one extreme or another - a really loving and supportive mum or a domineering, controlling one. The relationship between Lady Bird and her mother was intensely complicated which is so much more realistic and I loved seeing an honest portrayal for once.
What I loved soooo much about this movie was that it actually felt real. Usually I hate 'coming of age films', because usually the characters are unlikeable, and they don't act like real teenagers, but rather like how adults expect teenagers to act. Lady Bird's characters all reminded me of people and experiences I'd had throughout my life, and it just felt wonderful, as a teenager, to finally see a movie that didn't condescend to either age group, but rather just took a very simple storyline that almost every teenager can identify with and make it authentic. It didn't treat the adults like judgmental idiots, and it didn't treat the kids like self-absorbed, sexually obsessed assholes. In fact, Lady Bird's selfishness and her recognition of that was a major arc for her.
The last part of the movie with the mother dropping her daughter off at the airport without saying goodbye perfectly exemplifies the qualities about the film that struck such an emotional cord with me - they're not overly bombastic, dramatic situations. They're everyday stories about real people that i could 100% identify with. It was just so immersive.
Beanie Feldstein is in "Hello, Dolly!" on Broadway right now. And she got the role because the producers saw the dailies for "Lady Bird" and thought she would be perfect for the role. She's also best friends with Ben Platt, they went to high school together (they went to the prom together). And she's Jonah Hill's sister.
One of the most affecting scenes in the movie is Danny and Lady Bird's last scene in the back of the coffee shop.
Lol I’m a senior in highschool(like lady bird) and watched the film 6 times and cried in all of them. Just the way they depicted the mother and daughter relationships rlly gets me. Like I love my mother even more after watching this, I even got inspired and wrote my college essay on this topic.
2:49 Not to nitpick, but I think it would be better if you said "professional experience" instead of "experience" here. I'm sure she's had plenty of undocumented practice acting before this performance, which is probably why she's so good in this movie. Love the video! Keep them coming!
She’s mainly a musical theatre actress, etc. He was probably looking for film
I personally didn't really like the main character or plot, however, I think the cinematography and the relationships between the characters were amazing and well done. I loved the mom, dad, and friend though, they were really really interesting. Definitely worth the watch.
The mom was a bitch
I kinda like this movie, and you said perfectly the things I couldn't articulate about this movie in a way I think no one else is. Thank you! Great review!
I don't really know how to feel about this movie. Going into it I thought it was something I was going to enjoy due to the aesthetics but then I actually watched it and something just felt off. The visuals still resonated with me but I almost didn't make it through the entire film. I found myself being bored and almost annoyed. Lady Bird, to me, was a really unlikable character and I don't know whether this is because of how she was written or if it was due to Saoirse's perfomance (that being said, I don't think she's a bad actress at all, I just didn't like this particular character). Well, having the main character annoy you doesn't really help keep you interested in watching the movie. I also wasn't really interested in the plot. As a matter of fact, if you'd asked me what it was about before I watched the video, I wouldn't be able to tell you. Nothing about this movie captured or resonated with me, which made it pretty painful for me to watch. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood the day I watched it and I should probably give it another chance, seeing how well it is perceived, but so far I just don't get the hype. (Also, I think it comes off as kind of pretentious, which is a shame.)
Do you still feel the same now?
i definitely felt the same way it was a decent movie aesthetically but the movement of the plot felt wrong almost? It was not a bad movie but it just felt idk off i didn't finish it thinking i could watch this again
i feel you on the character thing, lady bird was so pretentious and annoying i couldn’t get through like half an hour of the movie
The opposite happens when you actually relate to the characters. So the movie, instead of boring, it becomes kinda emotional and self reflecting and you can see that the way Greta portrayed the relationships between Lady Bird as a growing up teenager and the other different characters is so accurate (maybe exagerated at times but accurate).
Saida Khaffou but the characters were so blank to me that I couldn’t connect to them at all. Yes I could relate and I could connect characters to my own family members but my family members actually had dimension and the characters in Lady Bird didn’t in my opinion. The mom was the most dimensional character and the best character and all the others seemed like they were given one personality trait and their entire dialogue was devoted to one trait
I really like your reviews - so don't you dare stop making them!
My mother and I have always been two very different people. My mom has a lot of issues and can be very, idk toxic? narcissistic? idk.
And so, as I grew up, i always felt so jealous of mother daughter relationships i saw. I felt left out and even more hurt after watching Gilmore Girls, a show all about a mother and daughter relationship that is so close emotionally and extremely healthy.
So when I saw this movie, about a girl in poverty like me, who wanted to go somewhere different with classical culture, whose mother and her were always at odds,
i was enamored with the movie and still am.
It made me feel a lot better about my relationship with my mother, not that my mother’s behavior is okay or anything, but that others get it. They get the flip flop behavior, the great one second, war the next. They get that. Which is something all coming of age media has failed to really give me with the same reality in other senses.
And I am just so very thankful for that.
I fell in love with this film! I have a bad habit of falling asleep in movie theaters, but I wasn't even close to dosing off during Lady Bird. It wasn't because of huge explosions or car chases, but because even though it was every day life, it kept me roped in. Also, pleas continue doing these reviews, I really like them, and I never fall asleep during them.
I love your film reviews, don't stop what you're doing
can't wait to see it this weekend! keep up the reviews, love them (may I suggest "Call Me By Your Name" as your next one)
Loved Lady Bird and totally agree with your review!
my favorite part about rhe movie is how real it was, like how it actually felt like how life is, one scene theyre all laughing then the next its an argument with her mother and the whole vibe of the movie is just different with every scene and its exactly how living feels
This is one of my new favorite movies. I was an immigrant boy who graduated from a suburban high school in 2001 and, damn, did this movie just get things pitch-perfect about life in high school in the late 1990s/early 2000s. The low-level sadness, the family drama, the music, just the feeling of it all. The petty humiliations that attend all the "big" things that happen during that period in your life. That scene where she lost her virginity--my first time was just as has cringey and disappointing as what Lady Bird had to suffer through. My prom, not nearly as awful, but still filled with all this stupid drama. By the end of the movie, I was genuinely tearful. It was such a great movie. And the director's love for her hometown of Sacramento--damn, did that come through so well!
This is the first video of yours I've ever seen and you seem quite thoughtful and sincere! It's lovely. Definitely don't stop doing reviews! ❤️
Thoroughly enjoyed this video....as always! And please keep up the reviews--they're great :)
I saw Lady Bird last night and was amazed. I have seen many great films in my life, but this may be the best one for me. Saoirse Ronan creates another epic performance and Greta Gerwig creates another great film.
I was hoping you'd talk about this movie! Loved the film and I loved your review, keep them coming!!
Keep doing reviews this is my favorite channel!!
The running across the screen is my favorite of Karsten’s title cards
hello!! you're one of my favorite channels! and everything you make! i enjoyed the movie but hearing you pinpoint what worked and how it worked was really nice i adore your videos and opinions and ! yea! keep up the good work
yes!! i agree with everything you said, and what i mostly enjoyed about the film is the fact that its to human you know? the characters are clearly not perfect and we see them developing with time and experiences i just love that so much, and the relationships they portray them so well and also the struggles everyone can relate
Can’t wait for this to come to the UK. Your videos are fantastic, by the way.
This was the first time my expectations were actually met when seeing a film I have been anticipating for months. I loved it all the way through. I agree it is cliche but relatable and interesting.
Karsten I just wanna hear your thoughts on Greta Gerwig, Elle Fanning, and Anette Benning's 20th Century Women. It's definitely my favorite coming of age film.
A few years late but I enjoyed this film a lot. My only issue is that I didn’t really connect with the characters as much as a lot of other people and maybe the comedy wasn’t my thing but that’s the only thing holding this film back for being a masterpiece in my eyes. The whole cast is brilliant and Metcalf stole the show.
keep doing them!! they're my favorite thing to watch
I love how thorough your reviews are!
Sacramento is awesome, the people are proud Californians who are accepting of many different cultures. Urban, EDM, Rock, Hipster, MMA, Foodie, Hippie, Bro, Night Life, Fashion, you name it we got it!! We like how we're close to the beach, close to the snow, but also far enough away from a lot of the heavy traffic areas of California. Water Falls, Camping, Rivers, Lakes, Parks, and Hiking are all close by. Good vibes good times. Nor Cal way of livin.
Yeah I got that vibe from the movie. Lady Bird didn't learn to appreciate what she had.
Bruh, my fav movie review of the lady bird so far!🙈🎭✨
this review was the perfect response to lady bird's quality. definitely couldn't have said it better myself. keep it up with the great content!
You are a great communicator. Thank you for the review.
Ugh I'm so so so very stoked to hear this. This was a film that's on the top of my list to see. I wanted this to be so good. And hearing this opinion really truly gives me hope
woah why didn't I found this channel before????
Man this movie was weird. It's one of the only movies that I've seen in a while that's really made me think. Most movies just ask you a big question at the end after presenting arguments. Like, asking "is poverty justified?" after watching a family struggle through it. But this film was different, it gave the viewer a bunch of information and now it's up to them to figure out the question. It was really like a big puzzle. We were given a collection of hand selected, short scenes and then a blank question space. I guess spoilers
I think it's cool. People say it's about the mother daughter relationship, but I can't really see that after rewatching it. The mother daughter relationship stayed pretty consistent throughout the movie. Like, in the first 30 minutes Lady Bird says something about her mother being tough on her and still loving her. And that understanding doesn't waver throughout the film meaning that this can't really be what the films about.
If I had to take a crack at the meaning or the question asked, I'd say it's Why do we believe what we do? My reasoning for this is that it connects all the information given.
Why did we start the Iraq War if everything is fine outside of 9/11 (muslim cleric)? Why does Danny think he's fully gay and or has to pretend? Why is Kyle so mistrusting of institutions? Why does Lady Bird hate her town so much? Why does the Dad think he can't talk about his struggles? Why does the brother insist on being goth? Why does Jenna not like dishonesty and yet she's the least real character? Why does the Julie think she's undeserving of happiness? Why does the Mom think she has to be so tough on Lady Bird specifically? And the big question explicitly asked at the end, why do people not believe in God but walk around with this random name they got however long ago?
Every single one of these characters gets their views challenged in one way or another. So that's why I think that's the meaning of this film. And this is likely why it seems so weird to people yet so good: it's meant to conjure confusion.
P.S.
I think the coolest shot is at 2:20
What I loved about this film is that it captured what a full year of life in school could be, things coming and going. Your parents financial issues or mental illness being an unexpected thing you and your family will worry about. (Although I do feel like they could’ve said at least one more thing about the fathers depression but depression doesn’t go away in a scene, maybe they intended it to be there in the back of our minds for the remainder of the film? So we can grasp why the character does or acts the way they do?)
Anyways I really appreciate how this film is simple yet keeps me interested, of course I saw a lot of things coming but I was invested in the characters enough to want to know how they react.
Also the same thing with the pastor mental illness problem, maybe because we didn’t see the rest of his story because ladybird never really found out and her life just keeps going without ever thinking about what the pastor is going through.
Idk this movie touched me as a 21 year old who found many of her senior high school problems relatable,
Tropes can be effective story telling tools, hence why they are tropes. The problem comes when the trope itself is meant to carry the story. The authenticity of "Lady Bird"'s characters and preformances of the actors means you can have any trope you want and said trope will still have weight and depth.
Tropes are just furniture - you can rearange them however you like. Good stories come from good characters, which "Lady Bird" has in droves.
Loved Lady Bird, Keep doing reviews man !
I just saw it for the first time and for a 00s kid who grew up watching this type of movie, they really nailed the aesthetic of 00s movies right down to the film grating
I still think about the scene when they go to an open house and you see Laurie's character linger in the kitchen for a little while. The yearning in her eyes standing in a designer kitchen of a home she and the audience know will never be hers. It breaks my heart every single time I see that scene because of how painfully real it feels.
I would enjoy more reviews and I'm now very excited to watch ladybird
I loved watching this film, especially because I live in Sacramento, so to see my hometown in this movie was surreal.
Honestly I dont kbiw but the movie didnt click with me. For me its good not perfect.
To be honest, I didn’t expect anything of this movie when I first went into it, but it was A M A Z I NG .
Loved the review! However, this is not my favourite movie. I like call me by your name more, and it is mainly because I felt that I had seen lady bird before. I understand how this film approached stuff in a unique way but in terms of the story i felt that i had just seen all of it before in tons of other teenager movies.
I can tell karsten puts so much work into his vids
I loved lady bird. It had wonderful dialogue and was wonderfully performed.The last scene where we have lady bird talking about the first time she drove through Sacramento and the image of her and her mother is seen might be one of the best directed and edited scene of the year. Also Greta being nominated for Oscar is also really great as she could get better funding for her next project.
The problem that I had with the film was that it was quite tightly editted ( strangely so because it was her first features). I longed for the conversation that were edited out. Also visually the film failed to show Sacramento ( Which cancels out the beautiful scene where the head nun tells to lady bird that she loves Sacramento and that love and attention are same).
This movie is also a great love letter to Sacramento. Having lived there almost all my life and having close friends that went to the catholic school portrayed in the movie, it makes the movie hit even harder. Too bad I was only twelve when this story took place.
Could you put up an epilepsy warning? Kind of important I'd assume.
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Always enjoy your analyses, dude. Hadn't heard of Lady Bird, and will def be checking out!
As someone who lives in Sacramento, this movie was a joy to watch.
Love the reviews I wasn't sure how I felt about watching the movie but I'll definitely check it out now!
I loved this film as well. I think Gerwig successfully avoids falling into any cliche traps because of the smart scriptwork. The film is sympathetic to Lady Bird as the protagonist but it does not fully assume her beliefs allowing the push and pull of the mother/daughter relationship to genuinely lead to the completion of Lady Bird's arc in the end when she goes to church, calls her mom, and reassumes her birth given name.
only in theaters in february 2018 in France. I guess i will have to wait. Love your content, as usual.
I value your opinion in regard to film. The first time I watched it I cried through out the entirety of the film because I wanted my life to be like that and in some aspects it was but not the ones I romanticized in my head now watching this a year later I can value this film and it makes me feel a type of way it was intimate and cute but. Well I’m not gonna go to deep into it but I will leave it at that.
I am wondering how people think Lady Bird and Eight Grade compare and contrast. I personally preferred Eight Grade because the main character was more relatable and the tension in the movie was done really well. But Lady Bird is more about her interactions with other characters. And her finding her place with other people.
I may be in the minority here, but I really didn't like this movie. For me to personally enjoy a movie, I have to like the characters, and I didn't like any of them. I will admit, the mother-daughter relationship was well done, but the mom and daughter themselves? I didn't like either at all.
My thoughts on this film are quite mixed.
I loved the beginning, it had an almost magic vibe where you feel like anything is possible, despite things sometimes going wrong.
Further into it, I had a really hard time watching since it portrays horrible aspects of life that I still struggle with to this day. Stuff like depression, hopelesness, trying so desperately to fit in, super toxic relationships with your mother. I didn't hate these moments, the fact that they got me feeling so bad is because they are fabulously depicted. But yeah it still felt bitter.
The ending doesn't help too much with that either, she still lies about where she comes etc. She tells her mother that she loves her but it felt very weird. I think it was meant to be this way, showing that their relationship will never be that simple.
Anyway that was my crappy opinion, accompagnied with a hint of hit or miss analysis lol.
Good job. I can't wait to see this movie. 👍🏾
I waited until I saw the film to watch your review (it only came out in the uk on the 23rd feb) great job as always ;)
You look like Ansel Elgort
When I watched I thought it was basically a female version of Napoleon Dynamite!!! Loved this movie so much!
I reallyyyyy wanted to like this movie but I fell asleep half way through it.... Anyway I'm still going to try to see it again.
Love your reviews!! Keep up the good work!!
eeeeyyyyyyyy we have the same mic! how do u make ur audio sound so good XD
trU most likely in post production
yes, do more reviews!! if you are able to watch Call Me By Your Name, you should review it
Keep reviewing! Make people love movies again!
this was the first video i watched of karsten for one of my essays about lady bird and i didn't even realise it was him. i literally thought he was some random teen boy reviewing movies 😭
This movie was amazing but I’m sick and tired of this cliche ending where the mc does bad realize they are bad goes back to good It would have been great if ladybird went bad but the cliche story was overpowered by the drama and comedy and amazing acting
This movie was so relatable and beautifully presented
Love your intros alot
lowkey keen to see him direct his own movie
Please keep making your reviews!
Yes! More reviews!