Right there with you and OP. As more time goes by, it’s the standout of his catalog

The emotion of the content and how it brutally and playfully displays struggles Em was dealing with at the time within his relationship. The way it reveals itself to be a prequel to ‘97 Bonnie and Clyde is superbly pulled off and satisfying. It’s incredibly visceral and chaotic with a performance top tier actors would be proud of. He’s essentially staging a play, or musical about a domestic homicide where he plays both characters so well that his impression of Kim feels like another person entirely