Favorite films

Recent reviews

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  please, remember this night 2023

  ★★★ Rewatched 07 Sep 2023

  If you're a fan of Wong Kar Wai, this is a must-watch for you. It's a short film made for night wanderers searching for their purpose, cigarettes of "ours" that have never been yours, and daydreaming in conversation with strangers.

  People come and go, and at some point in our lives, we hope that there will be someone who doesn't get that last ride and walks you home. Someone who isn’t in a rush. Someone who is sure of you. And someone who would take time to know each corner of your soul.

  "please, remember this night” wasn't perfect, but I'm glad that it exists.

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  All the Bright Places 2020

  ★★★½ Rewatched 06 Sep 2023

  I cried a river when I read the book. I set my expectations low since it's a film. Though I wished I could turn back time on how the lines from the film pierced my weary heart and intertwined with the monologues from the film, they were sad but beautifully written.

  Finch gave justice to how people with suicidal ideation act and behave. I admire how the story was straightforward but didn't forget to discuss how mental health should be…

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  The Notebook 2004

  ★★ Rewatched 05 Sep 2023

  To write unsent letters for 365 days and restore a house for a woman he can't stand were far worse things I could never imagine.

  The story was too mid-tempo for me—a cliche love story that two famous stars tried to save. I would give it a plus because it tackled Alzheimer's disease and how it affects relationships.

  The film wasn't good enough, but how the story was delivered was far worse.

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  Heavenly Forest 2006

  ★★★ Watched 04 Sep 2023

  It's a devastating way to end things through polaroids and promises laid upon frames on walls.

  Maybe that's the cruelest thing that the world could offer; it will crumble our hearts into pieces as we move forward with the past romance that life has taken away from us, and freeze these memories through photographs.

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