It is! There were very few other people in the theater with me so I was, like, aware of that every time I laughed out loud but I still did it
Reminded me of Everything Everywhere All At Once in some ways that I have not been able to really pin down and articulate.
I can actually see that? Not that I can articulate it, either, but I can see it. It hits complementary emotional notes. Different, but complementary.
(EEAAO broke my child's ability to speak for about half an hour, though. The eternal fraughtness of mother/child relationships as adulthood happens and all. Plus the "this is kind of movie about untreated/undertreated ADHD, too" aspects.)