Kind of like Jimmy Neutron but with a lot more drugs

It’s impressive how The Sandlot can make all us Letterboxd nerds yearn for a time that none of us even existed in. Obviously, it’s not that we yearn for the 60s, but instead to relive those seemingly meaningless moments of whimsy. That’s what makes this movie special— it’s a time machine to those hot summer days where our friends never left our side.
I wish there was a way to know you're in "the good old days", before you've actually left them.
I feel like gothic horror often looks great, but usually lacks a bite that matches it’s atmosphere— this is not the case for The Woman in Black.
Really shocked by the low ratings, I missed this back in 2012 but kind of glad I did because I would not have appreciated it as much as I do in this moment.