Lee
749 Reads
Certainly overrated based on its seemingly impenetrable word of mouth, but not without its moments of self-reflective thought and existential relatability. It's a story that lingers with you despite its depressive tone and themes. I much more enjoyed the first half than the closing sections, but hey, that mirrors life.
Certainly overrated based on its seemingly impenetrable word of mouth, but not without its moments of self-reflective thought and existential relatability. It's a story that lingers with you despite its depressive tone and themes. I much more enjoyed the first half than the closing sections, but hey, that mirrors life.