u/Strict-Swan6581

This is mostly just for fun, but I do tend to be really drawn to... whatever type of media this is. Two co-dependent (or formerly co-dependent) women or girls getting into violent situations together...? Complex relationships between women, but in this very specific way? Not even sure, but I love it.

EDITED TO ADD: Dang, can't believe I forgot Thoroughbreds (2017)! Just added that one as well.

Obviously, the first It is not technically a film (miniseries) and Frozen is kiiiiinda included on a bit of a technicality (wasn't originally going to include it because they're obviously sisters and not friends, but they refer to each other as "best friends" or "buddies" a couple of times throughout and I related more to this film in the context of my relationship with my childhood best friend than even with my actual sister, so... I decided to tentatively include it? We'll see if it stays), but I'm honestly realizing while making this list that I'm having a hard time thinking of many films that fill this sort of niche.

Any suggestions? I'm sure there's big ones that I'm just not remembering, but would also love to hear any obscure ones you've got. I don't need to have seen the film, just need to be able to look it up and verify that it's about a strained friendship either at it's core, significantly to the plot, or predominantly in a thematic way.

I honestly was pretty shocked while making this to find out how many shows Nickelodeon has aired that I just wasn't ever even fully aware of. Clearly, I need to watch more! I never would've expected my "Never seen" tier to be that long.

What kind of assumptions do you make about me based on this list? Genuinely curious! Please no berating or trying to argue or just anything actually rude though, this is entirely based off of personal opinion and not necessarily critical opinion. I understand that some of my rankings may be unorthodox, but again, it's based entirely off of my personal opinion. It's not that serious! Just wanna have a light and fun discussion.

What shows/movies should I watch based on this? Including Nick shows that are in my "Never seen" or "Seen a little of but don't remember much" tiers.

EDIT: Small correction! Just realized that I accidentally put "Every Witch Way" in the "started off good, but got bad later" tier. I have actually not seen that one before! Curse my eyes for not noticing I'd left that one in the wrong place.

Not ranked in any particular order, but what order would YOU put these in?

I've always liked video games, but I think I tend to stick to the same ones and rarely add new ones into my rotation. I've been trying to expand my horizons over the past few years, and have been finding more I like. I'd like to find even more though, honestly.

Other games I've played recently and enjoyed: What Remains of Edith Finch, Mouthwashing, Goodbye Volcano High, Layers of Fear, Alien: Isolation, Serre, Silent Hill f, OMORI, The Wolf Among Us, and Until Dawn (to name a few).

Platforms I use: PC (have Steam), Nintendo Switch (would really love to get more games for this tbh, I mostly just have party games like Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros Brawl), and a pretty decent Steam Deck.

This is my current top 4! I change out the last two occasionally, but this has been pretty much the same for over a year now, I think. Before this, it was Heavenly Creatures (1994) in place of Ginger Snaps (Heavenly Creatures may come back eventually, but I've been really in a Ginger Snaps mood recently). I kind of suspect that Forgotten Island (coming out in September this year) may get rotated in to my top 4, but obviously that remains to be seen!

Anyone got the same or similar? Thoughts?

Major animation studios excluded from this include, but are not limited to: WDAS (Walt Disney Animation Studios), Pixar, DreamWorks, Studio Ghibli, Cartoon Saloon, etc. Any relatively well-known studio that predominantly specializes in animation (at least recently) was (debatable, I guess) excluded.

Hello!

I am 31 years old, and went to Germany for a month with my family during the summer when I was 16, back in 2011 (my mother was born in Bitburg and this is the only time she's been back to Germany since she was an infant; we live in the United States). We went to a lot of museums and historical sites as a family, as well as many parks and nature sites. We mostly stayed in small towns, specifically I remember us staying in Klosterreichenbach for a time, but we traveled kind of all over. I had a digital camera with me and took a lot of pictures.

My memory isn't great lately, but I've been able to track down the locations in most of the photos I've taken based on vague description and lots of searching. This one eludes me though! I believe it may have been taken in a cafe at some sort of museum? Not sure what type though. I'd love to remember though so that I could look into the history of the space. I think it's beautiful.

Thank you very much!