Summer Wars. And it still tears me up.
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graveyard of the fireflies.
i don't usually rewatch, but if the plane has it, i challenge myself. again. and again.
this time, i won't cry
I have a similar relationship with "Dancer in the Dark" whenever I get around to it. I always cry...
i just read the plot. this reminds me of how we get our other senses boosted if we shut off our dominant sense(mostly eyesight).
it looks promising! i'll be sure to check it out in the weekend.
I have played Wonka multiple times a day, every day at my house since it released for streaming.
Honestly, it's probably Little Nicky for me. I do enjoy the movie myself, but back in my highschool days my main group of friends I would hang out and smoke weed with could always agree on this movie. If anyone would complain about what someone else wanted to watch too much, or none of us had a good idea for anything else, we would usually just throw Little Nicky on and be happy enough. I'll still watch every now and then even though I could recite the thing by rote.
Ben-Hur. Loved it in my youth, when TV still aired this kind of movies regularly, and I absolutely love it and like to review it from time to time. There are others I've watched again lots if times (Star Wars, The Matrix...) but Ben-Hur is number one.
As a kid, it was a cartoon - The Little Mermaid. As an adult... It is a cartoon - Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse.
The Martian.
It's my go-to when I just want something to watch.
The clutch powers Lego movie
Just read the reviews on Google and you'll understand
Full Metal Jacket.
Best war movie and best Kubrick movie of all time.
I’m not the kind of person who rewatches or rereads stuff. The only thing that I can rewatch endlessly is Pacific Rim. That movie is perfection for me. I even went to watch it on IMAX 3 times.
Transformers The Movie (1986). I still get teary eyed when Optimus Prime dies.
Frankenstein (1931) with Boris Karloff.
There's a dumb Italian Horror movie called Del Amore d'ella Muerte (Cemetary Man in English speaking territories) that I absolutely love. It was made in the 90s and stars Rupert Everrit as a graveyard keeper who fights a zombie invasion with his mute assistant.
Hard to explain but the universe they create is very comfy where he's drinking red wine and shooting zombies.