u/lulufan87

I recently got a tv that can play 4k for the first time, so I've been slowly collecting 4k anime films, mostly retro. I saw Perfect Blue was an option. It's been years since I saw it and all I remember about it was that it was a cool psychological thriller about an idol, so I picked it up.

Holy shit. I completely forgot nearly all of the film. The >!stalker(s)!<, the psychological unwinding of the main character, the cruelty of the former fans, the complete indifference of grinding her under the wheels of the idol/model/film industry. The way you understand exactly how she's feeling at any given moment, all of her fear, shame, and anxiety and the pressures that make her do what she does.

Maybe because I avoid the horror and thriller genres generally, but I haven't seen a film this intense in a long, long time. I feel dazed after watching it. What a masterpiece.

Pokopia is awesome, but the constant building can be overwhelming at times. The wish event alleviates that for me somewhat. Talk to pokemon, get wish, fill wish, repeat. It's mindless.

The only thing I don't like about it is placing furniture that doesn't match a pokemon's house. I'm so persnickety about how I make those interiors, it sucks to plunk an iron bed in the middle of a berry-themed room : /

Not necessarily a downer ending, just intense movies that mellow out in the third act. Hoping for something fun, but I'll take any suggestion.

For context, I'm doing a movie night where one person in our group picked a high-octane film (the Wachowski sisters' Speed Racer) to start with, and another person picked an extremely low-key down-tempo film (Angel's Egg, a sort of philosophical, melancholic anime) to end with. They're basically opposite movies and the contrast will be jarring, so I thought for my pick something that starts high but ends low might help to bridge the gap. For the life of me I can't think of anything, though.

If the film is a bit surreal, that's a bonus, but it doesn't need to be.

Thanks all. I know it's a weird request, but people here seem so knowledgeable.

I'm building a tall structure. Sometimes I lay down a line of blocks, realize they were off by one, and then have to go back and remove them.

Laying them down takes a few seconds. Removing them with magnet rise takes forever, and with rock smash I remove them so quickly I accidentally remove the ones under my feet and fall into the water below if I don't slowly go one by one.

Rant over.

I know it's a bit rough, but will someone please tell me how to say "Shut the fuck up, you're brilliant" in French?

My husband frequently insults his own intelligence by saying "I'm not a smart man" / "I'm an idiot" etc.. I respond "Shut the fuck up, you're brilliant." Now he's learning French and he insults himself in French. I'd like to respond in French.

Is there an equivalent?