Call Me by Your Name
Romance • R • 2017 • 2 hr 12 min
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my favorite movie! it’s beautiful and heartbreaking
Everything about this movie is just beautiful!
One of my favorite movie. The visuals are beautiful and even if it can be slow, something about it makes it unique and literally perfection.
Beautifully filmed with gorgeous scenes. Chalamet steals the show as always, he’s just amazing.
the scenery, the story, the soundtrack, basically just everything about this film is incredible. Highly Recommend!
So good! Interesting and innovative. Great eighties atmosphere and appropriate period costumes.
No thoughts, head empty, only Italian summer vibes.✨🌞
Their story is sad🙁 the age gap, along with some scenes, was weird.. but the movie had great cinematography and a couple of good scenes to-
It shouldn’t have taken me 4 years of edits and every spoiler possible to watch it and love it.
If Armie Hammer wasn’t in this movie I’d watch it at least 3 times a week
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