This Mf is a confirmed cooker

Dominic Sessa is a charisma black hole whose lack of range erodes my confidence in Hollywood casting directors with every job he gets.

Good movie otherwise.

True, but Leo Woodall though

Now that's a budding superstar

Between this and Tuner he’s announcing himself this year.

Stavy was great as well. Pretty much any time Leo, Stavy, or Antonio were on screen was a delight and any time Sessa was on screen was a chore.

found family movies are my bread and butter. especially when set during the summertime. I’m desperately craving seafood after this. Dominic Sessa, Leo Woodall, and Antonio Banderas are some of my favorite castings of the year and Jay McCarrol’s score was exactly what the film needed. it felt like a perfect little summer escape.

9/10

“but i like you”

Imagine how horrible this would have been if Matt Johnson didn't direct it

This is def in my top 5 this year.

antonio banderas we will be getting you that supporting actor oscar nomination.

I like how I feel when you look at me

Really good

But man Tony was an a******

thought it was gonna be revealed that the chicks boyfriend was just a gay friend :koolaid:

Great movie. Tony a POS but he's young and learned from his mistakes

This was cute. A nice film to end the summer with. Young Anthony was an OG edgelord lol

Came here to say, I absolutely loved this film.

it did not need to be about bourdain and it still is a compelling watch, this is might be my personal favourite of the year.

Look forward to rewatching this and learning more about Bourdain

What a reflective piece of art, it does not pull back.

Antonio Banderas is just a gem

Finished Kitchen Confidential over the weekend so this was a sweet bookend; loved seeing the references from KC like the cast iron pan and Sal and the Bride. Ngl could have done without them changing/adding story lines but it was solid nonetheless 🔪

out on VOD

Who tf wrote this ew

dont know if it will be in my top 5 but it was cool

Thought Sessa and Banderas were good in this and that's really it