Liberal Arts

This movie made me want to go read a book rn 😭. Pretty nice movie tbh, Jesse made the right decision

meh, was boring and I didn't really like it that much

very philosophical but still a kinda daddy issues girl cliché

This movie was okay, I liked it but I feel like there was barely any progression until the last 30 minutes. Out of all the things they were saying, I liked the idea of trying to feel young no matter how old you get. And this movie reinforced this idea I had that there is no “right person, wrong time”, it’s something different than that. Everyone’s time is limited, including their time in your life. If you were able to take away from a good relationship, whether it’s a lesson, an uplift in hope or break from a harsh reality, it was indeed right person, right time. Not every is meant to be in your life forever, some people are just lessons and/or there to make you feel better and I think that Zibby did that for Jesse.

Why is Zach Efron a catalyst that’s so weird. It’s not a terrible movie but wtf is that storyline. A fucking childish man with a 19 yo who’s “mature” is my literal nightmare. Some perverted guy wrote this and thought he was cool and poetic. Also not that many people read sir.

"How everything in life is basically improvised. There’s no script. We’re just making this up as we go.”