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Hate to say it but this one was a total letdown. The cast is stacked and the vibes could have been amazing, but the story just went in too many directions instead of owning one lane. Chris evans as a slimeball pastor had me cracking up, charlie day kept giving me sunny conspiracy board flashbacks (probably just me lol), and honestly both aubrey plaza and margaret qualley were made for their hot, classy, sultry detective/cop roles. They completely delivered - it was the storyline, not the characters, that didn't add up. And look, while the coen brothers' breakup has blessed us with some spectacular sapphic scenes (hi, aubrey and margaret being absurdly hot together), it's also proof that his wife's touch might bring the spice but the boys really do their best work as a band of brothers. The whole thing ended up feeling messy and dragged way too long. BUT i'd still happily pay again just to rewatch that aubrey x margaret market scene because wow... chef's kiss, dangerously hot.

Shosh is easily the best: funny, honest, and a genuinely good friend who actually shows up-and by the end it pays off. Hannah's delusions hit close to home, marnie is painfully self-centered (though panic in central park is one of my favorite episodes of any show ever), and jessa is the kind of friend you never want in your life.

Ray is the voice of reason, elijah is god-tier funny, charlie's a sweet mess, and adam is toxic but magnetic. My heart goes out to hannah's mom-she's always trying to do the right thing, even as life keeps knocking her down.

Girls works because you love these characters because of their flaws, not in spite of them. It perfectly captures being lost in your twenties and just trying to figure yourself out.

A perfect mix of horror, thriller, and dark comedy with some seriously gnarly moments and a twist that totally flips the vibe in the best way. Loved how it bounced between different perspectives and wrapped it all up in a way that felt real but still gave that poetic justice. The cinematography is gorgeous, the characters are all messy in their own ways, and every mistake feels so perfectly on brand for them. Definitely makes you think twice about who you let into your home... and whose home you wander into.