I'd seen Repo Man mentioned every now and then, but I'd never heard of it before. It's the kind of somewhat niche movie for me that I added to my watchlist, thinking, “someday, why not?”—and it turned out to be a great discovery
pictures i found on Pinterest because my algorithm knows what i want to see ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
As a french person, i'm curious to know if you have a favorite french movie that really stuck with you. I often see La Haine, Amélie or Portrait of a lady on fire mentioned, but i would love to know if a "lesser known" french film got your attention
i love light/fresh/floral notes
i feel like i know who i am (at times) but i'm very curious to know what astrology aficionados would have to say about this birth chart/my personality. Have a good day/night 🤟
I didn't know what to expect, besides the fact that everyone was raving about this movie. The blend of horror and poetry, the boy's courage, the integrity of Lillian Gish's character and the monstrosity of Robert Mitchum's. It’s crazy how striking every scene is, like the famous shot of Shelley Winters underwater, or the eerie feeling of “Leaning, Leaaaning". But the one that sticks with me is when Pearl sings “Pretty Fly” on the boat. Between the enchanting landscape, her crystal-clear voice, and the sinister storyline, it’s one of the most beautifully haunting scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie. That song has been stuck in my head ever since