Everything About The Bear is GREAT!

[@WhizPill]

the bear is false advertising, there are no actual bears casted in the lead role cooking in the kitchen ratatouille style

[@sheahunsinger9801]

I’ll be the big hairy bear next season

[@biscuits2652]

Fak is right there

[@mashi_rsa]

why is this actually funny???? mxm lol

[@CantankerousDave]

@@sheahunsinger9801To coincide with the annual Running of Da Bears.

[@sheahunsinger9801]

@@CantankerousDave I’m too tall and hairy for these angles

[@alexeifiore8573]

I instantly tear up whenever tina does that thing where she's so taken aback when someone sees potential in her and praises or rewards her for it and she just kind of goes silent and accepts it but as soon as she's alone she starts smiling like she can't believe it

[@SprainedPhil2116]

The Christmas episode for this show will forever be a top tier episode on any tv show, it felt everything like a Midwest Italian Christmas!

[@WhizPill]

Italian mafia approved

[@ChristianKnight-1054]

​@@WhizPill Yep

[@anarken1598]

Forks was a pleasant pallet cleanser with that high-strung heart attack

[@L-92761]

SO anxiety inducing!

[@ChumbynKnopa]

Basically the manic-depressive version of The Office Dinner Date episode

[@BlackKnight66600]

10:27 - fun fact! Carm also mentions one of the chefs he worked with finally cracked how to perfect a certain sauce using gelatine. It’s not confirmed but Luca uses gelatine to stabilise a lot of sauces and dishes.

[@JerkWarlord]

RIGHT! The gummy bear consistency no one could get *quite* right!

[@bromomento42069]

Thats cool, but the chef that craked used veal fat to get the gummy bear consistency, but still can be Luca

[@canadianguy7291]

Honestly the relationship between Clarie and Carmy was forever changed for me when someone pointed out the relationship and more specifically Claire is meant to represent the dream life Carmy can never have. That's why all there scenes are shot like dreams and Claires dialogue and actions are so stiff and weird upon a first watch, they're meant to represent the life Carmy wants and a fantasy for him. But as we see, once Claire breaches that life and enters his reality, things get messy. First was the scene between Syd and Claire which was appropriately awkward due to the chaos of everything else going on. But then the freezer scene happens and Carmy himself acknowledges that maybe having a relationship isn't something he can handle, because like Michael, Carmy is an addict. It's just Carmy's vices are the kitchen and whenever his other life breaches that barrier things get messy and tend to leave people hurt.

[@kimberleywilliams7802]

Also can I say that the first person he calls for to help him out of the freezer is Syd despite him bailing on her to hang out with Claire during the season, despite her being his partner. They were supposed to do it together but he was off chasing a dream he was never meant to meet. I think this new season will show her leaving the restaurant after the fall out of the opening night and honestly? He deserves it, sorry Carm.

[@MaybeLily1234]

Also there’s a scene where Carmy is having a panic attack and he tries to think of Claire, and that just makes him worse, but when he thinks of Syd he calms down

[@kimberleywilliams7802]

@@MaybeLily1234 Because he and Claire are not meant for each other, she's too attached to the chaos of his family, she doesn't bring him peace but she's what he thinks he wants. I hate how reviewers straight up ignore Sydney's significance in that scene and how he ties her to the love he has for his brother and the image he had of him and how he positivley connects that with the hope he got from working with Syd. I think it's a failiure to not connect the two themes.

[@woutergrob8587]

Beautiful analysis. I love the dynamic between Claire and Carm. They both really want to be together, But Carm is too anxious. He's alreaddy seen them breaking up dozens of times before the end of their first conversation. But it's not just their relationship that's doomed to fail. I think that after all the trauma Carms been through he isn't ready to accept romantic love from anyone. He's not ready to love himself, to be proud of his achievements and to accept himself for the flawed but beautiful person he is. Carm really needs to work on himself, but that will be a long journey over the coming seasons and I can't wait to watch all of it.

[@shirleyparkersk]

To me it's very clear that Claire is not a full character (yet... if they want her to be on the show I think we will get her out of the box) because she represents the goal of happiness that Carmy rejects due his family history and former boss' influence and this is why in S3 he is so haunted by her, leading to the creation of distractions like changing the menu everyday. He internalized the wrong idea he cannot enjoy life and be happy if he wants to achieve greatness which is why Terry's lesson about life being more important is fundamental and hopefully it will be developed during S4 so Carmy can grow. I may be the only one that root for them because I think Sydney and Carmy would be the most unimaginative route the show could take and it would cheap the relationship and both the characters and I actually think Claire it is what he needs if the show wants him to be happy. She's someone who understands pressure (and we may argue hers even more intense due the nature of her job) and it is completely disconnected to anything related to his job which is essentially something he needs to "live life outside the kitchen". During S3 Claire lives on his head and the show displays only his POV on her and this makes her more of a concept and I wonder if she will ever become more than this.

[@pattymc253]

'Forks' might just be my favourite episode of TV ever

[@williammccormick984]

"It feels like armor. Yeah, dude. That's the point."

[@tybrown7112]

@@williammccormick984 No one had ever shown him how to hone in his skills and protect himself. 🥹 Garrett was such a good person for him to shadow. ❤️

[@chrismurrayplays]

Not sure why "fantasy" and "unrealistic" pop up so much in this video. I've worked in a number of kitchens and one of the things that stands out about The Bear is that I recognize so much reality in it. I've worked with these characters, I've been that stressed, rushed that hard and fucked up that bad, and it extends beyond the workplace - Fishes could easily have been any Christmas at my grandmother's house in Glasgow. This show is one of the *realest* kitchen dramas I've ever watched.

[@JenLight]

I was gonna say this. I've worked in kitchens/hospitality most of my life and this is the most accurate BOH I've seen on TV by far.

[@Vesperitis]

I’m not a chef, but as an artist, The Bear touches a lot of things that are extremely real to the life of an artist. The sacrifice, the burnout, the loneliness, the despair, the miracles, and the tiny triumphs nobody will ever understand except for another artist who has burned as hard as you.

[@megaclone18]

I remember finishing Fishes the day the season came out and thinking "Thats the award winner, thats the masterpiece, nothing is going to beat that" and they beat it THE NEXT EPISODE and it was such a fantastic palate cleanser.

[@glenrobinson10]

The second season for me is some of the finest television in recent memory. The focus on Marcus in "Honeydew", Richie in "Forks" & the main character, the restaurant, in "The Bear."

[@trinaq]

The characters are what make this show so fascinating to watch. They're all relatable, and chances are, you met at least one person like them in your lifetime.

[@WhizPill]

The main guy has anger management issues and all the clips of him losing his marbles went stupid viral on Twitter

[@lexcon1597]

Haven't met them. I AM them.

[@elliebees2539]

Who would've guessed Lee's favourite character in The Bear is a stressed but has a positive outlook on life guy, who is just trying to help his wife because he loves her so much...

[@Tensen01]

Richie's growth over season 2 is maybe one of the best character journeys put on TV.

[@trinaq]

I know a few pals who've worked in the restaurant industry in the past, and they've confirmed that the stressful working environment is completely true.

[@WhizPill]

it's nightmare inducing

[@WhizPill]

dare I say, it's unbearable

[@sean7885]

It fully is, even in smaller restaurants and like sandwich places it can get insane

[@WhizPill]

@@sean7885I much prefer ice cream stores and bakeries, way more chill, just lots of prep time, a KZbin friendly ice cream store where creators can come film their stuff is something I’d want to do one day

[@TheRealXatious]

Food as an industry from top to bottom is insane

[@stvie3]

i LOVE the new ESSAY format, no counters, integrated theme, character focus. i still like the counter-thing, but this works for longer stories much better

[@twoheadedpanthr]

It took me about 4 hours to watch the Fishes episode because I kept having to pause it and do or watch something else for a bit. It was the most stressful episode of television, and one of the best I've ever seen and I'll never watch it again.

[@FlyBoy972]

I am completely on the same page about Tina. She was the character I HATED the most at the beginning of season 1 and then became my FAVORITE character of season 2. I love her. I would cast Liza Colón-Zayas in everything I possibly could if I were a Hollywood casting agent.

[@GypsyDishwasher]

Pete is my favourite character in this whole show, for the last scene with Donna alone. Watching him be sooo happy she showed up, only to be crushed when she refuses to come in. He loves these dysfunctional people SO MUCH and you can tell how bad it hurts him that they can't be 'normal' like his family so obviously.

[@mmmcookies2]

I also love when Carmy admits he likes him. It was very funny and sweet.

[@Dill5005]

What a pleasant surprise! Would love to dine here again soon Mr. Cinemawins, thoroughly enjoyed the meal and the perspective. Anton Ego would be proud.

[@ayaxmcgill635]

Tina's arc is so unusual and interesting, it's her younger, carm, that passes the torch off to HER, when in media it's usually the elder that passes it on, after all those years of feeling like she's reached her ceiling she finally admitted that experience isn't the only measure of greatness, raw talent exists, and once she lost her preconceptions against Syd and Carm and started acknowledging their talent she noticed that talent recognizes talent, and in doing so started seeing what they saw in her, a gorgeous A4 cut of pure talent marinated in a delicious sauce of experience ❤️

[@bee-p5p]

Napkins was a stunning episode and it being Ayo's directorial debut is just the cherry on top. Liza deserves Emmys on top of emmys for her role in this entire show but particularly that episode was so raw and genuine and just fantastic.

[@cornonthecob1179]

my favourite show of all time, i think the most under appreciated aspect is the editing which in some cases fills the room with anxiety or creating beautiful montages like in ep 3 with sydney exploring chicago

[@Evanz111]

Absolutely agree on it being better upon rewatches. One of the only shows I’ve ever seen three times within a year, just so I could show it to different people. Especially to see their reactions to that one Christmas episode 😅

[@WhizPill]

Looking forward to the highly anticipated The Bear & The Punisher sequel where Frank Castle is dropping bodies by night and cooking meals by day

[@fimmywa]

NO NO NO WAIT WAIT WAIT NO NO NO, THATS TOO MUCH PARSLEY-

[@greenmtngiant8123]

I can’t express just how much The Bear meant to me. I got into it earlier this year after letting the Stick Season get to me. Watching the show was cathartic, wholesome, and wildly funny at certain points, and ended up reigniting my own passion for food and cooking. Knowing that season three is coming out next week and the most wholesome channel I watch made an episode on it is just about the greatest thing to feasibly happen this week. Thank you @CinemaWins for doing what you do.

[@billyhalloran2825]

So glad to see you branching out to some tv shows, the bear is amazing and I’m excited to see what you think about it

[@WhizPill]

Sworn he’s done TV before no? At very least he’s referenced TV shows he has watched that we’re based on a similar source material

[@duko3000]

I've met Matty Matheson, he's such a fun guy irl too

[@kylelewis9163]

I work at a restaurant and the anger and drive for perfection is serious. When someone tells you that it’s the best they have had, almost as good as watching your child winning

[@iimaid]

Seeing a customer enjoying food you created is one of the best feelings you can get on the job

[@EzraKnox]

I found myself following the rest of the characters in bullying Pete through Seasons 1 and 2, but when it came to that final confrontation between Pete and Donna that's when he became my favorite immediately. Pete and Natalie are both "fixers" in their own way, with Pete choosing to love and support others over raising himself up to control others while Natalie suffers from the same condition all the Berzatto's suffer from which is taking and managing "control" in their lives. Pete doesn't look for control to make things better, instead he pushes others and supports them to find their own control in his own special 'Petey' way.

[@rainylupin]

It says enough about how good the writing in this show is that in a SINGLE EPISODE, Richie went from my least favourite character to my favourite.

[@CedroLinkin]

From someone working in hospitality (also starting late in it) forks is 100% the best episode, bar none. It made me fall in love with serving people again, and actually moved me towards suits too. It's a crazy powerful watch, that I think should me mandatory for everyone

[@claytongoode5715]

Thank you. One of my favourite critics talking about one of my favourite shows. Totally accepting this as a belated birthday gift.

[@thatonepersonyouwontremember]

Im JUST SAYING, Jack Black would make a fantastic papa or uncle Fak

[@JenLight]

"Jack Black is a Fak" is the opening line of the poem I just decided to write.

[@shaylove7704]

There are many ways to end a season of television but the ending of season one of The Bear with everyone at friends and family having a good time enjoying each others company and laughing all while Carmy has that moment where he looks up and all he can see is his brother Michael with the sun shining on him who turns and gives Carm a warm smile that says “I’m proud of you buddy.” All while Let Down hits its crescendo is one of the most beautiful scenes I’ve had the pleasure of seeing.

[@cboehm24]

I was Pete from that Friends and Family scene. My MIL was a textbook narcissist and was very bi-polar. I had a very similar conversation with her after our first child was born.

[@nicholasromalo502]

Oliver Platt is the most underrated character actor in the biz. The minute he enters a scene it instantly gets better. Obligatory request for a CinemaWins reaction to "The Three Musketeers" with him as Porthos because all should know how insanely good that movie is even by today's standards.

[@sylvirgiomanach1491]

Everyone in that movie was cast *perfectly!!* 🤩 D'Artagnan maaaaaybe wouldn't have been my first choice, but he just meshes *so* well with everyone else that it fits.

[@beefstew9983]

As someone who has trouble putting their feelings into tangible thoughts or words, videos like these help so much. I truly appreciate that so much.

[@Born2beSPRA]

The seven fishes episode is so amazing for side characters. You get to flesh out your characters who don’t get a lot of screen time overall a season. Pete as a character shows how much of a good guy he is when it comes all the negativity he chooses to be into. Everyone in that episode is fucking amazing

[@joseda3rd354]

I didn’t know Luca was talking about Carm! Dang I guess now I have to rewatch that episode

[@soni5996]

I had been avoiding The Bear for a few months just because of the anxiety inducement. This video is what finally tipped me over the line. Thank you Lee/ @CinemaSins , I really appreciate you. 80% of your videos I watch, they have to be in two halves. Because you've convinced me to give the show an honest go before I finish watching your video. Thanks

[@firecrow100]

The Pete conversation and the aftermath fucckn crushed me, it broke me down. I love Pete so much

[@dksl9899]

Knowing that Ayo directed the episode about Tina's backstory is the most meta thing ever

[@Reyesm02]

Whenever I just think about Richie singing out loud to love story, it actually makes me almost tear up

[@tealversace]

Fishes is some Capital-A-Art imo. The storytelling, the cinematic work, the acting.. the way it all comes together to leave you literally breathless in the worst and best ways. Its such a brilliantly wrapped package of an episode.

[@harlequeenchannel]

I miss your subtitles for these kinds of videos!

[@WhizPill]

Another win for cinema

[@YellowFlash292]

Forks and fishes are some of the best episodes of tv and I'm glad to see pete get the appreciation he absolutely deserves.

[@katsogaolaolwe1768]

Pete is out of Nat's league, you mean ... Jokes aside. Pete really is the best.

[@canadianmale7610]

They seem like a good match. Nobody out any anyone’s league, especially given the dysfunction he married into.

[@JazzAK6969]

Such a good show. I think Forks is some of the best TV I've seen in years. They did such a good job of writing Richie's character building up to that moment. It doesn't feel fake or like it was a sudden change. It really feels like he's been trying but had no clue how to be better and that the small improvements he was making he wasn't able to realize. Then it clicks and he really turns a corner. It's nice when a show has good writing.

[@GloriaDelMar]

UGH. i've been such a mega fan of this channel forever and you covering the bear sealed it for me! the choice to break down your presentation of the show as a menu is just CHEFS KISS.

[@raynacarraway440]

I started watching The Bear earlier this year with my mom after it swept at the Golden Globes (and later the rest of the awards season). Forks is my fav episode, not only cause it's fantastic, but also because of how satisfying it was to see Ritchie finally find his purpose over the course of just 30 mins. Despite his lines making me laugh a lot, I usually can't stand characters like him and wasn't a fan for most of the show. Never would've imagined while watching season 1 that I'd genuinely be rooting for him to succeed so strongly by the end of season 2, and yet I'm not even mad it happened cause the his growth was done perfectly. (Side note but we simultaneously started Ted Lasso at the same time as The Bear after getting a free month of Apple TV. As luck would have it I went through a very similar arc with my feelings towards Jamie Tartt so there was a lot of deja vu lol. Hated his character like Ritchie in the first season, knew the show was gonna try and make me love him, and yet they still achieved their goal extremely well to the point that he became my fav character 😂)

[@unculturedpalate]

Have you seen CinemaWins's Ted Lasso episode where he compares the Bear and Ted? Highly recommend if not!

[@mari98_]

I’m soooo praying for a Tina episode this season, I think with Carmy looking beyond stress and close to breaking in the trailers her time to step up and shine will put some spotlight on her. Also as a fixer daughter in a thankful much less dysfunctional family, eldest daughters deserve softies like Pete 🥹 the scene with and after Donna and him speaking were so tender 😊

[@JR-pf9in]

As another fixer and eldest daughter, I feel your Pete appreciation 💜

[@efoxkitsune9493]

I cannot stress enough how much I needed Forks after Fishes

[@3rdandzen97]

Your best video to date, and with a slew of fantastic videos, that is saying something! An absolute masterclass in sharing thoughtful insight, well done (food pun intended). But for real, an amazing video. Thank you for your hard work and efforts!!

[@EPICMAN_3D]

Yes Cousin!!!!

[@francescakyanda9182]

This show makes my Food Network loving inner child so happy

[@Shane-hx4xp]

I spent 10 years in a restaurant and this show nailed the chaos. In the episode with the crazy rush I felt like I worked a full shift with them.

[@elijahe7612]

No show has stressed me out this much. I made the mistake of watching "Fishes" right before bed, and I legitimately couldn't sleep, I was actually physically shaken.

[@shenigin]

I absolutely ADORE nat. Not sure if it’s because I’m also a sister with two brothers but she just feels so human in the way that she wants to help people (specifically her mom) but gets beaten down for in. I really enjoy her character and I can’t wait to see what she does in season 4

[@Simon-is2xd]

The Bear is the best tv show I’ve ever seen, hands down!

[@jeffersonyu1368]

6:36 That character transition from Natalie to Cicero was SO SMOOTH! (AND CLAIRE TOO. JESUS)

[@BakaKageyamaBaka]

I've always been shilly-shallying about watching this show since I never really understood its base concept. I guess this is the push I needed to finally watch it. :)

[@spicefactory0]

You have got to watch interview with a vampire. It’s amazing gothic, devastating and beautiful.

[@gotenks5633]

13:04 Part of why I love chef Terry is I didnt notice her name in the subtitles at first, so I thought this was just Richie connecting with a more seasoned member of the kitchen crew. Once I realized it was her and how much she loved Carm to do him this favor, and what she herself saw in Richie, ugh, for an S-tier episode, this scene was just IT for me.

[@xbuttonsx]

I binged all three seasons in a weekend because of this video. I think Review was my favourite episode of the entire season because the anxiety just ramped and ramped - it was so amazingly good.

[@taironmartins2783]

As a self considered failure, Cousins redemption episode felt like a hug after a long cry. This show handles complex emotions in a way that can’t be done without having felt them in a deep way. I love that this show is given its room to breathe, I’m excited for season 3

[@MisterMac4321]

Anyone who says (at 3:22) that "Humans aren't that clique-y IRL" has clearly never been one of the socially isolated on the outside.

[@MemeDungeonCheese]

I love your EGA videos. I rewatch them all the time. I really, REALLY love these videos. Breaking out and trying somerhing different is scary and I have no concept of what being a content creator is like. But I want you to know I love these video essay style videos where you break down the media and have a little fun with the format. Lindsay Ellis is one of my favourite video essay youtubers and since her departure from the platform I've been starved for content. I hope you get lots of views on this one so you can continue to make them. The Ted Lasso video sits in the #1 spot on my playlist. Love your content and your message. So that's the sweet, now for the bitter (ha ha). Just kidding. Everything Great about V for Vendetta. I've been asking for it for years across multiple accounts. It's my all time favourite movie. Horrendous marketing led to it bombing (teehee) but I love it to bits. Perhaps this November will be the year we see it... Fingers crossed!

[@carlostaffanelly418]

EVERYTHING GREAT ABOUT [INSERT SERIES] is here!

[@WhizPill]

Has he not done that before? I’m sure he’s covered a Netflix show before

[@monsterking1973]

he talk about blue eye samurai

[@JR-pf9in]

​@@WhizPillHe has. He covered WandaVision and a couple others, I think

[@argetlam5964]

Honestly couldn't finish the video, started crying at 13:50 and called it.

[@amitayraniel6376]

it's absurd how many times i cried during this review

[@lovelaced]

PLEASE watch interview with the vampire, it’s unironically one of the best shows i’ve ever seen. season 2 is currently airing and each episode is making me want to claw my skin off in a good way. please watch it it’s so so good.

[@MitchellFace]

I truly thought if anyone could talk Donna into coming into the restaurant and like maybe turning it into a good night, it would be Pete, but instead they went the opposite direction and Pete breaks and it’s one of the most heartbreaking moments of the entire show. It’s never great to see the nicest character have a low moment.

[@MindfulMya]

The bear is a phenomenal show. Every character that comes in and moves around telling such an incredible human stories that feel like real people. Forks and Fishes felt so real.

[@twentylush]

Sufjan Stevens in the soundtrack makes it a W show

[@Devon.with.an.i]

One of your best videos in a long time. We need more Bear on this channel. Love it

[@GiannisML420]

I havent seen the video i just saw the notification pop up and came to say you made my day with that video. Going to watch it after my 10 hour shift

[@Tomaltach139]

You mentioned it, can we get a EGA The Three Musketeers (1993)?

[@WolfCharmer]

Saying the bear is a fantasy kitchen Is wild to me because ive work in kitchens exactly like it

[@twintippedweez]

"She also does something that is honestly underrated in society, yeah. Which is tell someone how much someone else believes in them. It's one thing to have them tell you themselves. It's another thing to have an entirely separate person say they were told how much they care. They love you so much they told someone else." The Bear is a great show for all the reasons covered. But wow, that line of analysis landed on me. I will keep and use this insight in the future. Bravo.

[@MaybeLily1234]

I’m fully rooting for Syd and Carmy as a couple, Claire isn’t the one they don’t mesh

[@powertrip25]

truly a top 5 tv show of all time.

[@ron_sr1218]

Season 3 is ass which is so unfortunate

[@lndseymsp]

Great video as always! Love to hear your opinions of the show and the food jokes and references are **chef kiss**

[@dekelushpiz7762]

Yess!! more of these please. loved the bear and there so many other shows i'd love to see u geek out on! maybe Fallout next? the Boys?

[@golftdibrad]

Really liked this, do more TV series! Like...Andor? If I had to be critical - how do you talk about this show and not even touch on the episode "review", the ~20 minute one take? If you've ever worked in a restaurant...it brings you back.

[@arthurpelluau3371]

Okey, i'm writing a comment in middle of the video, so sorry if you were about to talk about this. But i have to say that my favorite Richi's moment is when he brings the surprise at the table. We can see michael's smile, it's not a personne who look like him sitting at the table, it's Michael and i think it's beautiful. Not sure why tho. Sorry for the spelling mistakes, english is not my first language.

[@Duelistdestroyer]

The Christmas episode was a stressful masterpiece, within five minutes I told myself "wow there's so many famous people casted this episode....oh no there's so many famous people's this episode". I instantly knew they needed actors that can hit their marks and show wants needed

[@bobbydown1606]

Pete rules. I LOVE those types of characters. Him and Ted from Schitts Creek. Some of the very best out there.

[@shorebreakcards]

As a Head Chef sending out 750+ plates/day , I wholeheartedly endorse this video breaking down The Bear. You did say "stage" to a point it sounded like bragging, but you're a good guy with entertaining video, so I won't be skurred 👌

[@ToastKnight_]

Hey gang. If someone fake numbers you. Don't get their number from another mutual friend then call them to confront them about why they gave you a fake number especially if you do that confrontation BEFORE you ask if its actually okay for to have their number.

[@RangerCado]

Your recommendation got me to watch all of season 1 and 2 over yesterday and today. Thank you for introducing me to this really great show

[@sop1311]

Anyone else super worried something bad would happen to Richie at the end of Forks?

[@Remythechef]

Do one on Nimona at some point

[@teaink1312]

this got me even more excited for the upcoming season

[@noahcarl21]

Watching this video for the second time, well done mate it a great video essay 👍🏽

[@gvegas]

Don’t bring Pete down saying Nat is out of his league. Nat is lucky to have Pete.

[@raulburgos6083]

You’re telling me there was an extended version of this beautifully crafted break down of a beautifully casted and executed show and you sat there in your chair and decided the correct course of action was to trim it down and shorten it? Thats what youre telling me?

[@dj3001123]

Did anybody else expect Richy to start going out with Jess after all their good scenes on the Forks episode? I know it might be a long shot but I still hope that happens on season 3...but since they missed the opportunity of having her at the friends and family dinner I expect it won't happen.

[@actualnose9625]

You ended this with a vanilla sky quote how dare you earn my respect 😢

[@anonymouslyunknown4811]

Genuinely love everything about it

[@batmanslarynx]

The scene of Jon Bernthal's Mikey breaking down in the larder fucking broke me so hard.

[@Balisongs_and_Bmws8065]

I know that the movie didn’t perform well but could you review Cinderella man?