There's something really special about this movie. A movie made for anyone who fights for social connection with others. For those who want more from life and don't understand why it all feels so... superficial. It's a long and deep conversation that becomes as much of a pleasant and fulfilling surprise to "Wally" as it progressed as it did to anyone not expecting the way they too would be sucked in. I came out of this experience feeling exactly what both of these characters talked about feeling when they felt the most alive. And anyone who is there with me, knows how profound a feeling that is.

It's like _The Breakfast Club_—except they eat dinner.

Very good and serious movie. If you are open for this kind of discussion, this is one of the best movies of the kind.

In the year 2025, I think a lot more people should watch this film. It definitely has some food for thought, and in some way describes the age we live in. Also if you want to deliberately make yourself feel somewhat depressed, watch this film lol. In the ending, I think Wallace Shawn reflects many of us.