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I watched Amelie when I was 15 years old and it's been my favorite movie ever since. Something about her way of observing others, imperfectness, and absolute longing for a romanticism of life. Not to mention the gorgeous color pallet throughout the entire movie just has me close to tears. 10/10 recommend.
Jan 15, 2025
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everytime i watch this movie i feel like the big things in life arent so big, and the smaller things bring me so much more joy. been watching this since I was young (prolly shaped me in some strange ways)
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Dec 18, 2024
There's tons of movies that I think are a must-see (Tampopo, Roman Holiday, Moonlight, Amelie etc.) and trying to recommend any made me realise how much I love watching films... but I'd start with this one. It's about Living, with a capital T, and it's got plot, beautiful scenery etc. I also think it's a straightforward way to see what films do versus documentaries or other visual media.
I first saw it as a bored volunteer at a film festival, killing time between two other movies I really wanted to see instead hahaha go in with zero expectations.
May 1, 2024
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I really want to be one of those eclectic kind of out of it mildly crazy artsy fartsy people when I'm older. I want trendy people to look at me with mild discomfort. I feel like I'm cultivating it as we speak, but I need more projects to call my own. I want to feel like a Mage surrounded by their creations. I want people to say "Oh yeah, I know them, they're a little coocoobananas"
Jan 17, 2025
The 9th doctor is my absolute favorite doctor for a lot of reasons. I might be biased since he's the first doctor I had the honor of watching BUT STILL.
Firstly, this is the first time we meet Rose, an absolutely lovely personality, just the right amount of oomph and kindness. The 9th doctor just adores everything and everyone, even when he hates them, which makes them a perfect match.
Christopher Eccleston does an amazing job at showing the switches in the Doctors emotion. We see him giggly and ecstatic and the next second, serious and haunted. He just carries a feeling of history with him.
David Tennant did an absolutely brilliant job at bringing that to life as well, even adds to it when it comes to Rose.
But I just have a soft spot when it comes to the 9th doctor, he's severely under appreciated.
Jan 18, 2025