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I love this movie so much. Satoshi Kon was a real genius. A great movie about chosen family and resilience. My wife and I watch it once a year around the holidays. I cry every time.
Aug 5, 2024
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I’ve been very slowly making my way through the satoshi kon filmography (like very slowly,,, I first watched perfect blue three years ago) and honestly this one might be my favorite?? a found family film through and through, which I am a gigantic sucker for. three homeless people find a baby in a dumpster and set out on a quest to find her parents, no matter the result. I think I was more receptive to it because it takes place on christmas eve and I was already feeling fresh nostalgia for a christmas eve that had just happened a few days before… but I loved being in the world this film builds. a gross, hidden tokyo built upon the backs of small kindnesses. will absolutely watch again next year because I haven’t stopped thinking about it, wanting to return to that world for a few minutes.
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i <3 movies that trigger my existential dread, make me question my identity, and affirm my deep rooted desolation
Jan 10, 2025
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I am an Apple fritter guy through and through. Microwave for 30 seconds if you can. On tour if we walk into a gas station it’s hard to exit the place without one.
Aug 5, 2024
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Truly try to make time for this. It’s simple. No matter what happened that day the walk is always nice. And if you do it with someone you love it feels even better.
Aug 5, 2024
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I do one at least once a year as a sort of mind body soul reset. Primarily natural vistas / mountain areas, ideally something outside of this country. Those are the best ones for me. Ambiguous looking pieces, always go sky first if there is any. Really calming stuff.
Aug 5, 2024