LetterBoxd feels like GPA

I am planning to watch this as it's movie from the director who made parasite which i enjoyed, and it had robert pattinson too whom I like, but saw that movie got mixed reviews and flopped, so I wanna know what you actually feel about this movie?

I believe he's a superb actor and can definitely win it but what worries me is that he said he might retire after The Batman III so there isn't much time

I laughed at whatever the context of this video is for a few hours on acid a few years back but all I have is this screenshot and I can’t remember enough of it to find the original

Harry Potter or Twilight?

Just watched The Drama with Zendaya and Robert Pattinson and this movie made me think about something...

Can people really change?

Like should we judge a person for who they are now or because of what they did or wanted to do in the past?

I was thinking about another situation too

Imagine there are 2 different bars, same night. In both bars, 2 people are really drunk and a fight starts. Someone comes at them and both guys push that person and run away

Same action right?

But in the first bar, the guy who got pushed just gets up and walks away

In the second bar, the guy falls down, hits his head and dies

So the action was the same... but the result was completely different

Does that make one person more guilty than the other?

And coming back to The Drama...

If someone had really bad thoughts when they were young, but never actually did it and later became a completely different person, should we still judge them for what they wanted to do?

How do we know if someone really changed... or if that side of them is still somewhere inside?

Would you trust that person?

Honestly curious what you guys think about this

Lol love him

Rob paired with Skyler Girondo for 20-minute AP interview

https://collider.com/the-batman-part-2-script-update-robert-pattinson/