This stung. This show is really heartbreaking. I have two episodes left.

-Normal People(2020)

Rewatched this not to long ago and I must say it was nice to watch since my first viewing. Watching a love story unfold for two men on screen where it doesn’t end with some getting hurt or killed was refreshing.

-Call me By Your Name

So just got done watching Aftersun, great movie. The scene that really stuck out to me was towards the end, the dance scene. Watch if you’d like

#beforesunset #criterion #film
This isn’t my post on the movie just yet, this is just a quote/scene that I love. I’ll be rewatching the Before trilogy soon so I can make a post of all three.

I forgot a few months ago I had to test out some projectors in my office and put on some movie clips. Favorite scene #movie #perksofbeingawallflower

I haven’t done a post about this movie yet! but trust me I will! This right here hit. This movie has gone on my top 5 favorite films and is honestly fighting for the top 3.

Film:Past Lives

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Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #8,785,947!

Wet Hot American Summer(2001)

David Wain

One of my favorite comedies! If you pay close attention you can see the small little things that make this film hilarious! Highly recommend this to anyone.

Pet Sematary(1989)

Mary Lambert

I wanted to break these post up so yall don’t think I just watch sad romance films.

This movie legit frightens me. I watched the documentary on the film and some one set described their take on the film and since has been on my mind and I usually pass on watching

💔 this crushes me. As someone who grew up watching a lot of romance films I can definitely say I’m a hopeless romantic.

The Perks of being a Wallflower(2012)

Stephen Chbosky

Obviously not as great as the book but this scene from this film always stuck with me. The words spoken right after this did as well. As someone who just chooses other peoples happiness I sometimes have to remind myself about my own happiness.

Lost in Translation(2003)
Sophia Coppola

“Two lost souls visiting Tokyo find an odd solace and pensive freedom to be real in each other's company, away from their lives in America.”

introduced by my sister. It’s one of my favorite films. I’ll add more to this post later.

Drive my car(2023)

Ryūsuke Yamaguchi

“Those who survive keep thinking about the dead. in one way or another that will continue. we must keep on living. Everything Will Pass”