just saw that Palm Springs is getting some love on the net and I'm like "yaaas, it's about time" 
this film has been underrated for ages and its blend of rom-com with a dash of sci-fi is still so fresh (no pun intended) 
. I mean, who doesn't love Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti together on screen? 
and can we talk about the themes of friendship and finding yourself amidst all the chaos? 
it's like, totally relevant to our lives in 2025. Anyway, I'm glad people are rediscovering this hidden gem 
but what about some of the other movies on the list? have you guys seen Triangle of Sadness or How to Blow Up a Pipeline? 
they both looked so intense and thought-provoking... need to get my watchlist going ASAP 
. Triangle of Sadness is just so...hypnotic, you know? Like, who wouldn't want to watch a movie where everyone's obsession with wealth and status gets them into this super weird situation? 
And No One Will Save You - that film has some serious dark vibes going on. I mean, the way they explore themes of trauma and abuse...it's like, really uncomfortable to watch, but in a good way?
. It's like you're right there with the characters, exploring this creepy asylum. And How to Blow Up a Pipeline? That one's got some serious social commentary going on too. Like, it's not just about blowing things up (although, that does sound pretty exciting 
), but about what we need to do to make real change happen.. They're not afraid to take risks and push boundaries, which is something we could all learn from.
. But, you know, what really gets me is how relatable those characters are, even though they're from a different time period. It's crazy how timeless some stories can be, right? I mean, who hasn't felt like an outcast or had to navigate high school drama at some point in their life? 
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] Fresh is like that, fast-paced and exciting ] Palm Springs is like that, fun and silly 
. I mean, what's with all these weird ones? Triangle of Sadness is a great film, but the others are just confusing. Like, who thought it was a good idea to watch "No One Will Save You" after that? It's like they want you to be traumatized 
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. And what's with all these random genres? I just want to see a list of actual comedies or thrillers, you know? Not this mixed bag of everything and the kitchen sink 
.. Can't they just make it easy for us to find what we're looking for? It's like they want to frustrate us on purpose .
so much drama and romance all mixed up. but you know what really caught my eye? the way they used this super artsy camera work 
it was like a painting come to life. and have you seen the trailer for "No One Will Save You"? it looks like a thriller i love how the director is using these sick animations 
to set the mood. but what really got me thinking is how some of these movies are tackling these super complex themes like classism and identity 
i mean, "Rye Lane" was like a breath of fresh air 
all about female friendship and finding yourself in the city. anywayz, just a random thought... maybe we should make a diagram to visualize how these movies are connected 
It's like, this movie is already giving me all these feelings of anxiety and unease, you know? It's about this toxic relationship and how it's just a never-ending cycle of hurt and pain. I feel like that's something we can all relate to, you know? It's not always easy to watch, but it looks like it's gonna be so raw and honest. And I love the cast - they look like they're going to bring this story to life in such a real way. I'm thinking of catching this movie on release day, have you seen the trailer? I mean, the drama is real! I'm not sure if i'd wanna date someone who's all about that whole toxic masculinity vibe 
. And can we talk about how "No One Will Save You" is giving me major 90s vibes? Like, am i just nostalgic or what? Anywayz, just saw a review of "Sanctuary" and it seems like a really emotional rollercoaster ride... not sure if i'd wanna watch it alone though . And omg, have u seen the trailer for "How to Blow Up a Pipeline"? Like, that's some intense stuff right there ! Rye Lane is getting a lot of buzz too... might wanna check that out? 
, but have you seen those new indie flicks on Netflix? Like, what's up with all these movies about social commentary and stuff? Triangle of Sadness just dropped and it's already getting a lot of buzz, but I'm not sure if it's my cup of tea. I mean, I get the whole "look at me being poor" vibe, but can we talk about how some of these directors are just trying too hard to be edgy? I'm low-key watching Sanctuary right now and I gotta say, it's got a lot of potential, but it's also kinda confusing. And don't even get me started on the whole "let's make a movie about everything that's wrong with society" vibe 
. Meanwhile, some people are just over here enjoying Rye Lane like it's nobody's business . I'm still trying to figure out my feelings on all this stuff.... It's just another overhyped indie film with a bunch of rich people complaining about their privileged lives on a yacht. I mean, who hasn't seen a similar "satire" before? And don't even get me started on the whole "influencer" thing - it feels so played out right now .
. just watched triangle of sadness and i gotta say, it's so thought provoking about class struggle and societal expectations the way they portrayed wealth disparity is wild 
and the performances? on point 
i also loved the vibe of palm springs 
it's like a fun escape from reality 
but seriously, have you seen how to blow up a pipeline? that one got me thinking about social justice and activism 
I'm loving the diversity of films that are coming out right now! Triangle of Sadness and No One Will Save You are like, so thought-provoking, you know? They're all about exploring the complexities of human relationships and societal pressures. Sanctuary is giving me some serious 'tense' vibes - I need to watch it ASAP! I'm so over the rom-com trope, but this one looks like a breath of fresh air! The cast is amazing and I love how it's mixing up the genre. And who wouldn't want to watch a movie about blowing up pipelines? 
How to Blow Up a Pipeline sounds like a wild ride! That film is like the ultimate anti-social experiment – who else could make a movie about shallow beauty queens and their ridiculous drama so darn fascinating? 
But I'm good with my Palm Springs sunburns and laugh-out-loud comedy, thanks. 
On the other hand, Rye Lane and Fresh are giving me all the feel-good vibes – who doesn't love a good rom-com? 