#Inspirational movies

[sunyot]

Cinematic Moments - Remember the Titans 2000

[ulkaralakbarova]

Film Review: Mastering Elegance on Screen: How 'The Devil Wears Prada' Became a Timeless Cinematic Jewel

Andy (Anne Hathaway) whispers some important information to her fashion magazine editor boss, Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep).PHOTOGRAPHS TO BE USED SOLELY FOR ADVERTISING, PROMOTION, PUBLICITY OR REVIEWS OF THIS SPECIFIC MOTION PICTURE AND TO REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF THE STUDIO. NOT FOR SALE OR REDISTRIBUTION. Watching an older film offers a delightful journey down memory lane, where one can…

[post-grammatic-stress]

If you've ever told a person who's had to be bedbound for a period of time that you wish you could "just stay in bed", DO IT.

Stay in bed. For days. But don't get up if someone needs you to, or you get bored, or you get antsy. Don't do anything other than rest. Just lie in your bed, whether you need to get stuff done around the house or socialize or anything else "productive". You'll have to cancel on people, you'll disappoint them, they won't understand.

And if you're thinking, "well, i CAN'T just be in bed. There's stuff that has to be done - I have plans", maybe ask yourself why you assumed a disabled person doesn't have plans or things to do or desires.

[fairiesthrum]

reader who can’t stand satoru but then he gets hit by a curse that turns him into a cat. you find him, to his dismay, and take him home, only for him to realize how different you are when he isn’t around to pester you.

at first, he causes a lot of trouble. breaking things in your house, tearing up the pillows. he just wants to be a human again, but nobody can understand him! but you still take care of him and coddle him no matter how much trouble he causes, so different from how people treat him normally, as if he were a nuisance (which he kind of was on purpose). and he finds himself falling for you without realizing it.

so he stops being a bad cat, steadily losing hope that he’ll ever be human again. and satoru would be lying to himself if he said he didn’t enjoy how you stroked him while you read a book or let him sleep beside you at night. maybe it wasn’t so bad? so he decided then if he was going to be just a cat, he was fine with being your cat.

the higher-ups had taken note of his absence, obviously, and he only knows cause you’ve mentioned it to him. you had this endearingweird quirk where you’d talk to him as if he were a real person.

throughout his stay in your home as a house pet, satoru finds out a lot about you. you’ve always kept to yourself, but you vent your frustrations out to him while he’s like this, and he offers his comfort the best he can. which you appreciate, rewarding him with kisses that he secretly enjoys.

once he turns human again, by some miracle, his first thought is to go and find you. and when he does, you give him the cold shoulder like you used to, and it surprises him. before he realizes that, ah, he wasn’t your pet anymore. he was gojo satoru.

satoru realizes his feelings for you in that moment. when he feels the ache in his chest from your dismissive behavior, it leads him to starting his most important mission yet—winning your heart once more.

but this time, it’ll be as a person, not a damn cat.

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Horror icons

[samipekoe]

pearl moment

[breeberrypies]

i hate these lesbians so much (i need them to be my dads)

[hollywoodoutbreak]

Ordinary Angels is the latest film to feature Hilary Swank playing a real-life character, and it's directed by Jon Gunn, who's made a name for himself both writing and directing films that tell real-life stories. He's written American Underdog, the film about former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner; I Still Believe, a film based on the life of Christian singer Jeremy Camp; and Jesus Revolution, based on a true story, while the last movie he directed, The Case for Christ, was also based on a true story. According to Swank, Gunn was the perfect choice for a movie like Ordinary Angels, and she really appreciated his approach to filmmaking.

Ordinary Angels is now playing in theaters.

[shortstories4al]

Cobra Kai review and some real-life advice

I know it is too late to review a series that came out in 2018.Also, this is not a review of the series in the true sense of the word. It is more of a post on the idea behind the series.

I know it is too late to review a series that came out in 2018. That being said, I just happened to start watching it last week. Moreover, this is not a review of the series in the true sense of the word. It is more of a post on the idea behind the series. I am not sure what triggered me to watch it. Guess it was a photo of Ralph Macchio on X that led me to it. The tweet (do they still call X…

[sunyot]

Cinematic Moments - Remember the Titans 2000

[ulkaralakbarova]

"Suze: A Heartwarming Journey of Empathy, Healing, and Unconditional Love - A Must-Watch Indie Film Gem"

Michaela Watkins (left) and Charlie Gillespie (right) in “Suze” ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Independent Cinema: A Spotlight on “Suze” As we consistently emphasize at http://www.moviemovesme.com, our primary aim is to shed light on, celebrate, and prioritize independent cinema. Some may question the downsides of big studio films. While such inquiries remain pertinent, it’s crucial to acknowledge…

[yesdreamilyenchantingbouquet]

First look: Gloria Gaynor:  'I Will Survive'  {TRAILER}

Gloria Gaynor in side the World Cafe Performance Studio GLORIA GAYNOR: I WILL SURVIVE is the story of a Disco legend who, for five decades, has inspired millions with her powerful song, I WILL SURVIVE, but only understood the lyrics when she hit rock bottom herself. View the trailer below: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/BCvHkWCRWLo?si=dNo6Kehqc-2FeAPJ"…

[cavalierclavier]

When I broke the cycle, I made sure that the tear was rough. You carry a part of what should be her, and she carries a part of what should be you.

[lifewellness]

Inspiring Movies of Indian Cinema

In a world often filled with challenges and uncertainties, cinema has the remarkable power to uplift and inspire. Inspiring movies have the ability to touch our hearts, stir our emotions, and ignite the flame of motivation within us. These films, often rooted in real stories or portraying extraordinary feats of resilience, courage, and triumph, serve as a source of encouragement for audiences…