[ SECRET POST #3541 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3541 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What movie left you in awe/amazement?

[kallanda_lee]

Requiem for a Dream is so pretty, but so sad, too.

Magnolia, to a certain extent.

Pan's Labyrinth

Her (not because it's so beautiful, because ironically, I feel like t really captures what it means to be human, and it shows the nature of intimacy).

The original Solaris

Waltz with Bashir (it has a very particular animation style, and it's very much not the kind of animation for children)

Spirited Away because omg that movie just captures the concept of childhood al believing in magic o beautifully (honorable mention there, also: Ponyo)


I'm sure there' more but off the top of my head.

Re: What movie left you in awe/amazement?

[sparrow_lately]

Spirited Away is one of my top 5 movies ever, easy.

Re: What movie left you in awe/amazement?

[cakemage]

Same here. It's just such a beautiful movie on so many levels.

Re: What movie left you in awe/amazement?

[(Anonymous)]

+1 to Waltz with Bashir

The whole film is upsetting, but the animation allows a certain distance, and then the ending, when it turns to normal footage is such a punch in the gut. I still remember the gasps in the cinema and the dead silence that followed.

Re: What movie left you in awe/amazement?

[(Anonymous)]

I like Pan's Labyrinth so much!
I like everything about Spirited Away except the kid. Yes, I know I'm doing it wrong but the screaming and falling over with the arms up like Cornholio just gets on my nerves.