father figure woody harrelson is my favorite genre

"when this is over, i'll... i'll learn how to be fun again"

This movie is infinitely better if:

- Woody Harrleson was not in it. A character who spends time stifling any of the momentum and development between Parker and the rest of the cast. A nothingburger role, a role solely so people scrolling on Hulu will stop and say "Is that Woody Harrelson?"

- wasn't afraid to actually dive deeper into the politics of life, death, and religion.

Every moment between Parker and her friends or Parker and Linney, it was like watching an entirely different movie. There's an impressive level of authenticity in Chinn's portrayal of 2000s youth and the raw emotion between Parker and Linney is enough to fuel the entire movie, but instead we have to take a break to hang out with Woody.

Too afraid to be confrontational, so it settles on being cliche.

nico parker should be in everything

when her mother forgot she even existed 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

2024 Ranked

No way she flipped off her own daughter.

This reminds me a lot of The Edge of Seventeen, but in a much more depressing way. I will admit that in 2024 alone, I have cried more at a movie than I did in 2023 put together. I will always adore Woody Harrelson's roles in coming-of-age films.

73/100

i need woody harrelson to adopt me

cried :) might fuck around and rewatch the edge of seventeen and cry some more :))))

the edge of 17 but with death

the mom sucked sorry

Such a wonderful movie; it started out so simple and ended up devastating me.