best movie directed by George Miller

The racist old biddies were a bit much.

I liked most of the backstory stuff, very lush

Oh yeah, "Did you guys know about BREXIT" like 85% of the way through the movie.

I would have seriously enjoyed this as a one-act play that never left the hotel room

i acknowledge everyone’s criticisms but i adored this open-hearted simultaneously psychedelic and meditative film

I liked the large amount of untranslated dialogue (and everything else)

Yeah, it keeps growing in my mind. It might've been a Studio Ghibli film.

Only a 2-hour Blank Check ep, oddly enough

https://audioboom.com/posts/8155631-three-thousand-years-of-longing

I saw this this weekend. I thought it was pretty good at first, but as mentioned above, I keep thinking about it, feels like the kind of movie that will become better over time.

And contrary to many I liked the ending, really like the way the 3 wishes played out.

I appreciate all the praise from you folks, because even as a Miller fan this is kind of the last thing I feel like watching. But I should give it a shot.