"Julie felt that this sentence, the way she said it, her emphasis on certain words, summed up the impossibility of it all."
Sometimes it's really easy to feel like the worst person in the world; everything can be so complex and so affecting, our decisions can be uncertain and painful, and we begin to doubt who we are and what it means to live in this world.
But this life is terribly vague, like a puzzle we can't understand until…
Perhaps the most amazing way to start the year, just incredibly honest and real. Maybe we need to realize things are more simple than they seem, maybe we are all just learning, maybe we can’t have certainty of it all, and that’s okey. It’s okay to be sad, it’s okay to say i love you, it’s okay to hide and run, as long as we understand, and Mike Mills really does.
We just need to stop and listen, see others…
It's kind of funny to write a review here, behind a screen, given what the movie is about, but I loved it so much and this is a little piece of me I like to share. I was able to see Belle in an almost empty theater (the guy wouldn't sell me the ticket at first), and it was just great; I didn't expect to like it so much.
This could've easily been handled in a preachy way about technology…
I'm Colombian, so this was one of my most expected releases ever since it was first announced, and I'm glad to say it was an absolute delight. It's lively, colorful, I loved all of the characters equally (although Luisa and Mirabel are my queens), and the music was nice and really authentic, even if it wasn't the highlight for me. It was refreshing to see a Disney movie that has some elements from the studio's classic formula with a story…
What was that you said?
"Nothing hurts this much"
But I've seen the way
That bodies lie and bodies tend to break
And I've been away
I've been away too long
Too long to be afraid
This second watch was way more affecting. It's such a beautiful, gruesome, warm, and visceral movie that I'm just in awe of everything that Titane represents. It's definitely my favorite movie of the year so far, and the way Julia Ducournau treats trauma, love,…
