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I'm bored, and I have no hyperfixation right now, so if yall have good movies, series, books, or music recommendations, please tell me I genuinely don't know what to do with my life right now😔
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Anyone with a netflix account you have to watch Rim of the World. That movie is quirky and not some cheesy pop/sci-fi movie.
my favorite films i watched for the first time in 2022 ♥️
MOVIES ABOUT TWIN FLAMES (imo)
The Notebook
Only You (1994)
Before Trilogy
Ma chi ti conosce?
Serendipity
Elemental
Pride & Prejudice
Other movies that you might like with similar themes: A Walk to Remember, Love at Second Sight, The Tearsmith (cringey, but that's the vibe), Moulin Rouge!
The Order : Let's Talk about it !
Oh dear.... Let just say, this movie wasn't fun. But I like it anyway !
Ok, first : how and why did I watch it ? Saw the trailer a lot while watching Invincible on Prime (yeah yeah, I know, Amazon sucks, but I love watching movies and series, and my usual streaming is down soooo)
Now, let's get deeper. The movie is really, really great (I mean, with a main actor like Jude Law, it has promises). It talks about Nazis in the US in the 80s. DUDE HAVE WE LEARNED NOTHING ???
Ok I'm not gonna spoil, but the first time we saw a swastika (had to go and see how it was written), it made me so uncomfortable. Like, really. The movie is from 2024, so before everything that happened early 2025, but. Spot on. Truely.
Scenario wise, really nice (i mean, it is based on real life events, soooooo), the acting is real good (Jude Law, again, but everyone else ! Dude the acting was so good !). The emotions are there when you need them. God I don't even have the words !
But to be honnest, it is a pretty heavy movie, so, maybe don't watch it before bed like the idiot I am...
The Last Holiday 2006
Comedy/Romance
Rate : 8/10 “The movie is great to watch, the story itself is enjoyable and interesting. I don’t want to be biased but queen latifah is a good actress too and her movies are too good”
—Sound of Music (1965)
My Top 5 Favorite Movies I’ve watched in 2021 <3
The Florida Project (2017)
|| dir. Sean Baker
|| cinematography: Alexis Zabé
|| distributor: A24
The Ether fills the universe.
Despair is red Ether.
Hope is blue.
Through eternity and silence...
... flies a while glider.
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All About Lily Chou-Chou (2001)
|| dir. Shunji Iwai
|| cinematography: Noboru Shinoda
|| genre: drama
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Genre: Animation
Country/Region of Production: Mainland China
Language: Mandarin Chinese
Premiere: 2021-04-03 (Mainland China)
Number of seasons: 1
Episodes: 2
Single episode length: 6 minutes
Type: Retelling
Summary:
The Legend of Flower Fruit Mountain has been circulating in the Three Realms. In order to keep the Three Realms safe, Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, fought against the world-destroying demon the Six-Eared Macaque. And in the end they finally died together. But is this really the case, and who spread the rumor? What is hidden behind it? Where did the disappearing Monkey King go?
At the same time, Sun Wukong and LiuEr, two god monkeys, were born in Flower Fruit Mountain. The two split up to learn art, however, when LiuEr returned, Sun Wukong has been suppressed by the Heavenly Court under the Five Elements Mountain. LiuEr fights against the Heavenly Court to save Sun Wukong, and Flower Fruit Mountain was in flames of war. At the critical moment, Sun Wukong broke through the shackles of the Five Elements Mountain, and the two brothers fought together.
Source: https://movie.douban.com/subject/35426100/
Link: https://www.bilibili.com/bangumi/play/ep396008?spm_id_from=333.788.recommend_more_video.-1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk5Dded9MF4&ab_channel=%E5%8A%A8%E6%BC%AB%E9%A2%91%E9%81%93
This is another classic movie. The posters I’m posting on here are movies that I could watch again and again. Great escapes.
If you can PLEASE go watch The Voices starring Ryan Reynolds, you won't regret it
Movie Recommendation - Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole (2010)
Movie Recommendation #4 - Memoirs of a Geisha (2005)
Movie Recommendation #3 - The Girl With All the Gifts (2016)
Movie Recommendation #1 - The Visit (2015)
I love forcing all my friends to get letterbox like the little devil on their shoulder 🟠🟢🔵
Gothic Western is one of my favorite sub-genres to sit with and enjoy. Now, I have started Preacher based on several recommendations but when I went to watch it Netflix played the last episode first and I was ignorant to the fact until pretty far in, so I had the a lot of the ending spoiled. I want to go back but I find the motivation hard to find. Also, special mention to Penny Dreadful and Supernatural for being super formative for Dead West but neither really sits firmly within Western Gothic.
Following the story of Ren, a nine year old boy who runs away and becomes the apprentice of Kumatetsu, a brash beast. Together, they fight obstacles within themselves and one another amidst a journey to save the world. To be completely honest, I haven't watched any movies in a long long time, but I was on a nostalgic spiral the other day and one of my childhood youtubers TheAnimeMan recommended this movie in one of his videos. My interest in this film was further sparked as it's directed by Mamoru Hosoda, the mastermind behind Wolf Children (2012), a film which I love dearly.
The narrative takes an alternate twist on the structure of a Heroes Journey. I loved how Ren and Kumatetsu defy the typical dynamic of master and student, their dynamic fuelling their character arcs on both sides. Films within this genre often change the core personalities of their protagonists within their arcs, however Ren and Kumatetsu both remain lovably the same in that aspect,stubborn, boisterous and impulsive. The world of Jutengai is vivid, colourful and immersive, in both visuals and character. Soft world building is impeccably done and draws you in as you learn about the kingdom alongside Ren. His journey in identity as he wavers between the two worlds is something I relate immensely to. There's not a lot more I can say without giving away spoilers, but I will mention I love the dynamic between Ren and Ichirohiko, and the unexpected friendship between Ren and Jiromaru. Please do watch the film, I heavily encourage you all! As I've returned to tumblr with a warmth in my heart. I hope I can watch more like it. Until next time!! Amina
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I am a huge movie-addict. Here are some of my favourite movies from different genres.
Mirror Mirror (2012)
Snow White’s Retelling
Mild Comedy
Maleficent (2014)
Sleeping Beauty’s Retelling
From the Villain’s Point of View
An Amazing Plot Twist
Suicide Squad (2016)
Supervillain Protagonist
Govt. assembles prisoners to save the world
Variety of characters
The Babadook (2014)
Unlike any other horror movies
A single mother’s struggle to raise a troubled son
Deals with grief
Crimson Peak (2015)
Start as a simple ghost story
Girl marries a man with secrets
Mind blowing plot twist
Complicated romance
The Words (2012)
Writer steals the story of another
Heartbreaking
More
Mr. Church (2016)
Black cook joins the family of a little girl and her dying mother
Funny as well as heartbreaking
Best to watch with family
The Theory of Everything (2014)
Stephen Hawking’s Life from College to his Later Life
Struggles with Paralysis
A heart touching romance
A story of never giving up
Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
A man swore to never touch a weapon joins the war as a medic
Religious
Violence of war
Beautiful Boy (2018)
A father’s struggle with his meth-addict son
Shows life is beautiful
Amazing portrayal of Father-son relation
The Book Thief (2013)
An orphan lives with her new foster parents who shelters a Jew secretly during the Second World War
Beauty of words
A heartbreaking story
In the Heart of the Sea (2015)
The real story that inspired the Great Novel ‘Moby Dick’
Struggles to survive in extreme hard situation
Anna Karenina (2012)
A woman tries to break from her cold marriage to be with her new found love
A woman’s life being doomed by Society’s Criticism
Explores different kinds of love
Breathe (2017)
After contracting polio, a man confined to bed finds new ways to live his life to the fullest with the support of his wife
A real story
Shows life is worth living
Green Book (2018)
A world-class black pianist bonds with a white driver over a trip
Talks about racism
Shazam! (2019)
A teenager finds superpower by turning into an adult
Family drama-comedy
A very sweet foster family
Shutter Island (2010)
A U.S. Marshal investigates the disappearance of a patient from an asylum in an island
Crazy plot twist
The Devil All the Time (2020)
A world full of ignorance, blind faith, sin and delusion
Question of what is right and what is wrong
Arrival (2016)
A linguist tries to understand the language of aliens
Shows the power of language
Inside Out (2015)
A young girl’s mind is mostly controlled by Joy other than different emotions
Importance of all emotions
Life from childhood to teenage
Coco (2017)
A boy who is desperate to prove his musical talent finds himself in the land of dead
Emotional
Amazing family relations
Onward (2020)
A journey of two brothers to resurrect their dead father for one single day
Adventurous
A heart warming brothers relation
The Limehouse Golem (2017)
A series of murder in the Victorian London
A woman’s struggle to fulfill her dreams
Gripping story
Crooked house (2017)
A detective tries to solve the murder of his former lover’s grandfather
Agatha Christie’s most twisting story
A dark family
A sweet romance
Les Misérables (2012)
A former prisoner takes an orphan in his care
French Revolution
Heartbreaking stories of multiple characters
The Greatest Showman (2017)
The story of the man who invented circus
Many characters
A story of hard work and success
Sweet romance stories
MIDNIGHT
The 2021 sleeper hit psychological thriller horror of my dreams.
it reminds me of that old movie with the Korean psychopath and the innocent young woman trying to avenge her sister monster.
but it feels like both an evolution and a rehash of the old Japanese dramas that purposely put disabled characters in shows to show more diversity. It works in midnight in a way I don't think many modern-day movies do.
Firstly we have a sympathetic character targeted by a ruthless predator.
in recent years, protagonists in horror films known as the final girls have purposely become the opposite of the old tropes. They are loud, bossy, annoying, and extremely modern. Which, to be honest, makes the audience less sympathetic when a terrifying sociopath is after them. In recent years, people not only don't care if characters get whacked in horror movies; they wait for it and enjoy it. Characters usually purposely embody one of the seven deadly sins in order for the audience, usually endowed with subtle Christian Judea values, to deep down believe the characters deserve to be punished. This is very apparent in modern horror films. In Midnight it takes you back to when horror movies had innocent characters you didn't want anything bad to happen to, like in the 1980s.
When villains punish evil people, the villains become more like anti-heroes. This bad becomes good trope has been popularized through movies like suicide squad
and Deadpool.
Where bad guys are not only cooler but more relatable than the goody two-shoes heroes. Yet in a world like the Avengers and Batman v Superman. The heroes aren't just saviors; they are people who cause millions of dollars of damages, cause people to be injured in the crosshairs and become a nuisance to the general public.
So a movie like this is refreshing because the bad guy is actually bad. End of story. No tragic backstory, no he-had-to-do-it, no revenge plotline. There is no reason for him to go after innocent women; he just does.
Not only does he go after innocent women, he goes after the most innocent woman he possibly can. A disabled woman who cannot hear and relies mainly on reading lips and sign language. Many people would definitely draw the line when it comes to robbing or victimizing someone who cannot properly defend himself but in this movie it becomes an afterthought to the villain, who goes after anyone who catches his eye. The easier the prey, the better.
Kyeong-mi is a nice change from the sassy, independent heroine people are used to, not because her personality is not tenacious but because she is pure, a quality the movie hammers down quite nicely.
It's an incredibly energetic movie. The chase just hits differently when a character has not got to live life yet. Kyeong-mi was not a party girl, nor did she have tons of friends or even family. She lived a nice, quiet life with her mother and she couldn't hear. It is the equivalent of a lion hunting a lamb.
This is in juxtaposition to the other women kidnapped in the movie by the stalker, who were either on their way to a date or were living their busy metropolitan life.
Thematically, it is just a more impactful story when a character who has done nothing to deserve it gets hunted. People feel bad when a gazelle is hunted but even worse when it's a baby animal. It's just necessary to pull on people's heartstrings; even animals hesitate to hunt young defenseless animals.
In this movie, Kyeong-mi is very resourceful, quick-witted and strangely athletic
though that could of been because she was running for her life
the most interesting part of the movie is when the story and the villain weaponize the fact that overemotional women are unlikely to be believed when compared to a smooth-talking, good-looking male.
Multiple times the villain simply pretended to be a regular guy trying to help the same women he was preying on. I believe it was a smart move to switch up the casting for a villain. I believe whenever movies portray all male predators as ugly, scary, or creepy, it paints a picture that men who are attractive can do no wrong and they should be who women seek out. But in reality, most predators are the nice, charming person that everyone likes. They are incredibly social, talkative, and have a great smile.
That's the most annoying part about when people have discussions about male predators: women always make sure to leave out their favorite sweet, charming, handsome guy, which is a very off thing to do. Always making sure to talk about how unattractive guys who caught abusing are and how they have to go after women because they are unattractive. This is not only completely ignorant but also incredibly wrong. The most successful predators are usually attractive, charming people because most of them are able to gaslight their victims. Most only slip up when they get sloppy due to their high ego. There are many real-life examples of very attractive men being predators; for some sad reason, women delude themselves into thinking it's only guys they do not find good looking but that couldn't be further from the truth. What women call predator behavior, any anthropologist would call natural male behavior. Males with higher testosterone, better looks, and greater pheromones get away with things lesser males cannot due to social hierarchy.
I think nature shows us the best that the more visually striking a male animal, the more testosterone they have and the more dangerous they are, but oddly enough in the media it is usually completely the opposite.
In the movies it's the dorky beta males that seek to prey on women while the alpha males are almost always portrayed as the hero.
though I guess to some degree that is displayed in this movie as well. It's definitely a hybrid of typical tropes, which I think keeps the movie interesting.
The best part of the film was definitely how the women stuck together to take down a man even though they just ran and saved only themselves.
I also appreciate the happy ending. Too many horror films feel the need to end with trauma or anguish. This ending showed strength and resilience, and I loved it.
I think it's a nice continuation of the disadvantaged woman vs. the handsome psychopath. Sadly, these are the only Korean movies I can really sit through now. I cannot stand Korean movies when they make commentary on classism when the movie is funded by a chaebol group. The cops being useless to the point of literally letting the killer walk out freely seems unrealistic unless you look up actual cases in Korea of the cops being very useless to the public and victims. So actually it is very accurate. But to be fair, they don't have that much funding, proper tools, or training, so it's a bit complex, but that's the only real issue I have with the film.
8/10
It's a nice watch alone or with a group. I somehow got my family to watch it years ago and it's fun. It has a high rewatch value as well.
Arashi No Yoru Ni (One Stormy Night) is honestly an amazing and emotional experience and recommend anyone to watch and give it a chance!
“Thank you for sharing this with me, Gabu. You see, it’s not a complete loss. Im happy just being here with you~” - Mei HHH, i just remembered this movie existed, and my gosh was it a fluffy wave of emotions, lol. Arashi No Yoru Ni (One Stormy Night) is a lovely experience for anyone curious. Y’all can find the whole thing in good quality on Youtube (Sub and dub) !! ^^
I couldnt resist making some cute gifs to put together for it~
Priscilla
finished: 24/06/2024
story: this movie talks about the life of Priscilla Presley and all of the things she’s had to endure. it starts as her as a young innocent girl and slowly becomes a victim of abuse of her husband, Elvis Presley.
rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
opinions: when I decided to watch this movie, I was not educated about Priscilla’s life story so I was caught off guard. I often felt sad for her because she was clearly a victim of domestic abuse and was only a minor when she met and started dating her future husband Elvis Presley.
acting: I think the acting of Cailee Spaeny, the protagonist and Jacob Elordi, as Elvis, was great. I really felt all of her emotions and was able to understand her fully.
cinematography and lighting: I thoroughly enjoyed how the movie was displayed
in conclusion, I recommend watching this movie if you’re looking for something that’s both a romance and a drama.
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so ive been in my reading BAGGG recently and i js finished the seven husbands of evelyn hugo and as a VERY bisexual girl i absolutely ADORED the lgbtq representation in the book. (lesbian, bisexual, and gay.) so if anyone has any book recs that have lgbtq representation PLEASEE tell me some cuz i loveee being able to read it. and not just books, movies too!