the concept is so interesting and something that will probably stay in my head for days, however, some scenes rush by too quickly and seem not fully thought out even though the chemistry was definitely there

this particular father-daughter relationship, the pivotal point of the story, could be described as a dysfunctional harmony. in any case, there's a lot to unpack and even more to discover. the complexity of it all has this strange serenity, it is refreshing, yet nostalgic and filled with a great deal of humor. we all suspected it long ago, but Michael Cera fits effortlessly into Wes Anderson's framework and having this confirmed was not necessary, but urgently overdue

she wants an Irishman named Paul? girl, me too