Palm Springs

I enjoyed it. Having two people reliving the same day together instead of just one made it more ambitious than I thought it would. Samberg is pretty convincing as a normal guy and Milioti was also very solid. That revelation regarding the cave halfway through felt a bit out of left field for me, but who am I to judge the science of something that doesn't exist? I really dug what they did with its themes of loneliness and dealing with past mistakes. This was a pretty fun time!

While every time loop movie is destined for comparisons to "Groundhog Day" this one is clearly the most fitting facsimile of the classic trope. It's at times funny, serious, carefree, and thrilling. It's a sun drenched copy for another generation, adequately made, sincere and guiltless in its appropriation.

Samberg Pizza floaty has been my entire quarantine aesthetic.

Great spin on a classic formula, with a fantastic central duo and so many awesome scenes and ideas that help keep this well-worn territory fresh.

Pretty darn pleasant piece of fluff that moves along at an enjoyable pace, knowingly aware of the conventions in which it treads and never belaboring a point. Already knew Milioti was really good but Samberg impresses here by playing a type of character somewhat outside his usual repertoire. The big flaw here is that the movie is actually TOO brisk and the central relationship develops too quickly, making a central character development feel more written than actually felt.