As a man/non-female person, do you have any female characters you genuinely identify with as a person and even in some of their struggles? If so, what character would that be and what makes them relatable to you?
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As a man/non-female person, do you have any female characters you genuinely identify with as a person and even in some of their struggles? If so, what character would that be and what makes them relatable to you?
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[Loved Trope] When a very comedic, absurd work of fiction presents a emotionally powerful, serious scene that brings a new meaning to the story.
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My Favorite Movie Posters Of All Time:
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Let's play a game. Pick your favorite Ghibli films and find rhe best live action films that could serve as an unofficial counterpart and double features. And if possible, could you explain what they both have in common?
Studio Ghibli is a Japanese animation film studio founded in June 1985 by the director Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata and the producer Toshio Suzuki. The company's logo features the character Totoro (a large forest spirit) from Hayao Miyazaki's film "My Neighbor Totoro". It has its headquarters in Koganei, Tokyo. Share your love of all things Ghibli!
What is the greatest movie centering on food as a theme and symbol of the story and what makes it resonate with you?
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What is the greatest movie centering on food as a theme and symbol of the story and what makes it resonate with you?
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What is the greatest movie centering on food as a theme and symbol of the story and what makes it resonate with you?
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Analyzing Evil: Oyasumi Punpun
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[A favorite trope of mine] Romantic relationships between disabled people in a society that is indifferent to them.
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A Scene At The Sea (1991)
Underrated (adjective): /ˌəndəˈrādəd/ - Not rated or valued highly enough. Used to describe a piece of artistic expression that wasn't critically well-received but that a person believes deserves higher praise. It does not mean that a movie isn't well-known.
Average people, who because of a collective traumatic event, are deeply influenced to embark on a personal journey of dealing with their trauma as they also try to guide and relieve the people sharing the experience of that impactful event.
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In your opinion, what is the greatest ending of all time that can be described as "bittersweet"? Also, why does this ending resonate with you?
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In your opinion, what is the greatest ending of all time that can be described as "bittersweet"? Also, why does this ending resonate with you?
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In your opinion, what is the greatest ending of all time that can be described as "bittersweet"? Also, why does this ending resonate with you?
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Fearless (1993) Dir. Peter Weir
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Fearless (1993) Dir. Peter Weir
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Out of these 10 fanmade double features, which one do you find to be the best and most thematically compelling?
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Out of these 10 fanmade double features, which one do you find to be the best and most thematically compelling?
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Out of these 10 fanmade double features, which one do you find to be the best and most thematically compelling?
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I want beautiful films with complex characters finding connection with each other through the concept of trauma and loneliness like "Eureka" (2000), "Shiki-Jitsu" (2000), "Titane" (2021), "Haru" (1996) and "Fearless" (1993).
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[Personal favorite] Characters who constantly maintain a facade as reliable/stable figures only to slowly be revealed that they have a lot unresolved trauma, guilt and other personal flaws which causes to contastly punish themselves as they hope to find the one to save them from themselves.
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What are your favorite explorations of trauma in film history and what makes them resonate with you? These are some of my favorite examples:
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What are your favorite explorations of trauma in film history and what makes them resonate with you? These are some of my favorite examples:
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