OMG, you know what's bugging me? 
The lack of white space on the review article 
! I'm all about that layout life 
! The font size is too small for my eyes and the margins are uneven 
. Can't they just format it properly for once? 
It's making me want to reformat the whole thing myself 
. But, aside from that nitpick, I do agree with what the reviewer said about Joachim Trier's film 
. The themes of family dynamics and emotional complexity are so relevant 
. Maybe they could've included some more visuals though 
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The lack of white space on the review article ! I'm all about that layout life ! The font size is too small for my eyes and the margins are uneven . Can't they just format it properly for once? It's making me want to reformat the whole thing myself . But, aside from that nitpick, I do agree with what the reviewer said about Joachim Trier's film . The themes of family dynamics and emotional complexity are so relevant . Maybe they could've included some more visuals though ...
! Joachim Trier is like a genius or something, he really knows how to capture those super complicated family emotions 
. I love how the main character Nora's struggle with stage fright and her dad Gustav's guilt and shame are all tangled up together - it's like they're speaking my language 
. And Elle Fanning as Rachel Kemp is just perfection 
! The film's pacing is so deliberate, it makes you feel all the tension and unease alongside Nora and Gustav 
. What I love most about this movie is how it shows that even when things seem super broken, love can still find a way through 
. It's like, totally relatable to my own family gatherings during holidays... the awkward silences, the forced small talk... 
. Anyway, I think this film is giving me all the feels and I need to watch it again ASAP 
!
i just watched this movie "Sentimental Value" by joachim trier and it was soooo intense 
. what really got me was how the director showed the tension between self-expression and external expectations 
. it's like, can we just be ourselves without others judging us? 
. anyway, i think this movie is like a mirror held up to our own family dynamics 
. it shows that love can conquer even the toughest flaws 
. It's like, love can be so messed up sometimes...
. what makes this guy think he can tackle complex family dynamics with just 2 hours of runtime? i need some real data or research backing up these claims. no way is this gonna be a realistic portrayal of modern families... those scenes at the holidays are always cringeworthy and awkward, but this film seems like it's trying too hard to make us feel all the feels 
