Ghost World
Comedy • R • 2001 • 1 hr 51 min
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Instantly one of my favorite movies. I relate to Enid so much it’s kind of shocking. Way deeper than I expected.
A very casual light viewing that leaves something large in your heart after it’s ended. Quite special, but I’m not sure why.
Good early 2000s film with a young ScarJo, though it does have some weird American Beauty esque qualities
It keeps you entertained with each individual relationship in the film. It’s slow in spots but overall good in a weird way.
What an angsty, nostalgic, coming-of-age, liminal space of a film. I loved it.
I remember seeing this as a teen and finding the main characters kinda relatable. The odd peripheral characters also make it interesting.
one of favorites too i had my sister and i read the script together for fun
This should be essential viewing for any weird girl. I’ve never wanted to a hug a movie more
This movie made me, built me up from the ground. I love it
It's awkward, cynical comedy isn't for everyone, but it's a great, snarky look at the disillusion that comes from being a teen.
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