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Beautiful Boy. 🏡

10/10

Plot: A young boy who’s a drug dealer and his father who tries literally everything in order to help him out. The movie is mainly about this journey or more of a cycle of them running away (Nic running away) and getting back together for “family is all that matters” typa situation over and over again. Of course there’s a lot more going on but this is it really.

I started watching this bc of some Timothée’s acting videos and i am GLAD i watched it. It’s such a powerful movie and it affected me in a beautiful way. I was infact not expecting for the main character to be doing drugs and stuff lol. 😂 I must say, this movie could really be about any addiction. Any type of situation could be placed instead of drugs and everybody could understand this movie in a different way but for me it was eating unhealthy. Not even in a disorder way -i think?- but it’s just that i really like chips, fast food etc. I can’t escape it and sort of tell everyone that i’m done eating that shit but end up finishing a whole pack before i even realize. It’s more like a cig to me tbh. It’s not even bc i like the taste of it, i just feel like it brings back childhood and stuff so it’s just nostalgia but whatever, you got the point.

Scenes were so beautiful, felt homey and helped me empathize even more than i should have. Every single character felt a different type of burden and I understood every single one of them so no hated characters i guess? Like i know some of yall are gonna be “What about the mom?” But yeah her too. I wouldn’t be able to do any different than what she did if i was in her place. The father clearly was the control freak or maybe just trying to do what’s best for the fam and mom was the one who was insecure so she tried to not listen to him (which she later realized was a bad idea) and everyone had a right in them.

I am not even kidding you, when the dad started singing Beautiful Boy i bawled my eyes out. It’s such a beautiful song but unfortunately carries sad memories bc of this movie from now on. And the “everything” thing is so cute and memorable i think i might reserve this for the future lmao. 🤣

This pic is so powerful, also made me cry.

I was SO happy and excited and proud of him getting over his addiction and tried to help out other people too but that bitch Lauren screwed him up. Maybe i do have a character i hate… Also that notebook… If i ever found something even similar to that i’d be locking up that kid in rehab until he sorted some stuff out. No Karen, he’s not okay, let him STAY AT THE DAMN REHAB.

It had powerful scenes and plot, characters and quotes. I hope it raised and still continues to raise the awareness of drug addiction. Everyone should watch this movie asap and be aware who’s who. You’ll never know what lives you could be saving, including your’s.

🎬,, He will sometimes send you funny emails. He prefers spaghetti over penne. Have you seen my son? Have you seen my beautiful boy? Tell him i miss him. ”

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Dead Poets Society. 📖

10/10

— The damn tears… I can’t remember the last time i cried that much. It was absolutely beautiful. Literally made me into poetry. I’m reading and writing poetry. The impact this movie had on me is crazy. I wish i could forget about it and rewatch it again and again.

— At first, i was so hyped up! These boys were going to have such beautiful minds and hearts, they were going to have meaningful conversation. Mr. Keating was a wonderful teacher and the boys were so lucky to have him. I bet those lessons made every other student’s school life a lot more interesting and fun aswell. Made me wish i had someone to inspire me like him.

— This part was 🔛🔝.

— Amazing cinematography, amazing lighting, amazing cast, amazing script, amazing storyline, amazing actors… It felt as if they were actually living their normal lives in that school everyday. I loved every scene and absorbed it carefully.

— These two made me giggle so much. As someone who’s dealing with anxiety, i can say that we all need a neil in out lives. Because the guy inside us keeps us away from a lot of things and someone promosing us that ‘it’s going to be okay’ affects so much than you can guess. Even if that person doesn’t really do much, we feel relieved that someone actually cares our state of minds. That takes most the weight off of us.

— After i finished the movie, i scrolled through my socials and people were also crazy about these two. I didn’t really considered them as lovers but it’s one way to look at it i guess. 😅

— As the movie continued, i started feeling anxious and my guts didn’t fail me again. Neil’s death was a trauma for all but Todd & Mr. Keating the most. Losing such a person that ruled the people with kindness and the leader who never asked but always needed of course made people feel empty. But losing your roommate who checked up if you’re doing fine, convinced you to do as you wish, promised to take care of you is just… So upsetting that i had to pause and cry.

— Also FUCK Cameron for what he did. He always felt uneasy with the group and tried getting along anyway. Then ruined everything as if it was his own and everyone began to feeling depressed. Mr. Keating opened eyes and Cameron had no right to poke his annoying ass in them. I hope he becomes whatever he wants to be but never seen in daylight ever again. Mr. Keating was a captain to all.

— Todd’s poem, Neil’s play and failed confession, boys running to the woods to read their silly poems and every other scene was filmed so beautifully. Every single one of them had meanings behind them and i enjoyed all.

— Everyone should watch DPS before it’s too late to feel silly things in your stomach for reading beautiful writings. Watch it before you grow up as adults.

🎬,, Oh captain, my captain. You will be missed. (Rest in peace Robin Williams.)”

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“I just feel like women... they have minds and they have souls, as well as just hearts. And they've got ambition, and they've got talent, as well as just beauty. And I'm so sick of people saying that love is all a woman is fit for. I'm so sick of it... but I'm so lonely.”

— Jo March, Little Women.

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(500) Days of Summer. ☀️

10/10

— This movie made me feel all sorts of feelings at the same time, without being uncomfortable. I loved how he put means in everything and later realized they were just some regular everyday stuff and nothing more. I related to his pov a little too much that i kinda got angry because of how she acted at some point.

— In some part of my life i also experienced the situation between them and being the hopeless romantic one who’s willing to go all in is not a pleasant role to have in a relationship. Of course you should be able to make sacrifices due to one another’s happiness but it really shouldn’t be a part of you that you’re sacrificing. Also, although it may feel like you’ve met the right person and won’t be moving on forever, eventually, you do and that’s not a bad thing.

— Amazing acting, storyline, camera work and visuals. I would recommend it %100. It’s fun to watch and has realistic yet amazing quotes.