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I've had slash pages for a bit but decided to add a new type after last HWC. Here is my /stickers page.

This review is for this movie and The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Him.

Its hard to rate these separately and rating "Them" seems misleading as I believe watching both is what makes them great.

"Him" is a breakup movie without context for us.

"Her" feels less structured as you slowly gather the pieces necessary to see more of the story.

Not having all the pieces is what makes each of these films more interesting. And while watching both may answer some questions, it is in no way a full picture. I really like not knowing the rest.

Prepare for heartbreak.

This review is for this movie and The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Her.

Its hard to rate these separately and rating "Them" seems misleading as I believe watching both is what makes them great.

"Him" is a breakup movie without context for us.

"Her" feels less structured as you slowly gather the pieces necessary to see more of the story.

Not having all the pieces is what makes each of these films more interesting. And while watching both may answer some questions, it is in no way a full picture. I really like not knowing the rest.

Prepare for heartbreak.

I think if I would've gotten to know a little bit more of some of the characters, this would have been perfect

It's been too long since my last rewatch

Someone recommended this and I was curious whether it would address any of the negative stuff.

it doesnt

Calling Best Actor and Supporting Actor for the Oscars. What a beautiful film.

Can movies set legal precedent? Wasn't super into the premise but Aisling Bea and Billie Lourd are a joy to watch.

Can you calm down and stop overturning furniture, please?