I caught it in imax and I’d never seen it before and it was so amazing I was glued to the screen. Also it was dark when I was finding my seat and I managed to step on BOTH feet of some guy AND tripped and fell so that was a good humbling experience.
Apr 10, 2025
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okay so it’s maybe not the Best Movie i’ve seen in theaters but it was the best theater experience i’ve had. i went with some friends and i was completely enthralled. it felt like i couldn’t hide or turn away. there’s a moment where the question “what’s your name?” hangs in the air and i nearly answered
Oct 31, 2024
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I love it there so much
Dune in imax I was yelling at the screen
I’ll literally go see any damn movie though
I am moved every time
Mar 31, 2024
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Went to see this in theaters with a childhood pal, it was unbelievably bad and we both left and she said “wow I’m so excited to never see that again.“ Little did she know the horror we’d be walking back into at my apartment.
My husband and his friends were hosting a viewing party of a low quality cam-rip of Cats in our living room! I got to see it AGAIN in much worse quality (actually a lot less scary and disturbing in such a low quality) featuring iranian subtitles, the guy who was filming the screen coughing and moving, and various random hardcoded popups on screen to advertise online gambling. So yeah memoria def the best film I’ve seen in theaters, Cats the most fun/unique experience.
Oct 31, 2024
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Feb 18, 2025
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This one isnt that long but it took me months because some of the grief and experiences he writes about are so raw and his writing would leave me so breathless I would have to keep taking breaks and have to set the book down for a few days. Never read anything so heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
Jul 1, 2024
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Had a former English teacher recommend me this (we still get coffee hehe) and I’m not too far into it but it’s already made me think about race and conversations about race differently.
I’m biracial and in the introduction, Diangelo actually talks about the “middle” and this idea of “saliency” in regards to multiracial people, and I *never* hear people talk about the multiracial experience, even if the author admits it’s too complex of a topic to cover in her book which primarily tackles the idea of white fragility. But I very much appreciated her saying that and I’m learning a lot from the book.
Jul 3, 2024