Shiva Baby (Emma Seligman, April 2, 2021) Movie

While at a Jewish funeral service with her parents, a college student has an awkward encounter with her sugar daddy and her ex-girlfriend

 

I loved this so much. Dianna Agron was really clever casting. At times felt like this could’ve been my own family

 

this is hands down my favorite movie of the year thus far. loved every frame of it. it's been on hbo max for a couple days now, so no excuses!

 

Yeah this was definitely one of my favourites of the year.

 

This was somehow even more stressful than watching Eighth Grade

 

Both should be considered horror movies

 

This was awesome. I put it on seeing that 77 minute runtime thinking it’d fly by but man, I felt every minute. So stressful haha. Really effective though.

 

real PTSD jewish family stuff here

 

Liked but didn’t love this

 

I think it could've used a little something, felt more like a bottle episode of a TV show, but a hell of a good one at that.

 

Looks interesting.

 

Oh my God

 

wonderful

 

What a ride. I was on the edge of my seat waiting for it all to culminate into a disaster. I really liked how everything came together in that last scene where things were literally broken, tears were shed. Then the final scene had a touch of whimsy and optimism I was hoping for.

Another best of 2021 crossed off my list.

 

this movie is trending for what i’m assuming/hoping is everyone listing their favorites this year

 

Forgot to post in here after watching: loved this so much, it was totally effective