How can every frame be so beautiful? I want to savor it all but I feel like I’ll forget, just like waking from a dream. It really is like the sieve and the sand…
I can’t get over the ending. I’ve struggled with the concept of destiny and soulmates and I still don’t think I understand, or if I ever will. Each time their paths briefly intersected, I had shed a tear for another wasted chance. The ending is almost cruel if it weren’t for the last line. We make decisions in our lives that sometimes feel like self-sabotage in retrospect and this ending replicates that deep gut-feeling that you know you missed something over and over.
I can’t help but think about the relationships in my life that I MISSED because it wasn’t a good time, we were in different places in life, the feelings weren’t mutual at that point, I wasn’t mature enough, the person moved away, etc. It’s a goddamn tragedy that puts knots in my stomach. A knot I also wish I can unravel and travel back in time to try again.
Two parallel lines will never intersect, forever separated, never to join. Two non-parallel lines are bound to intersect, only briefly, never to meet again.
I don’t know, maybe this is a tragedy—it sure feels like it to me.
The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings!
<i>Humanity's greatest problems come from not being able to sit quietly in a room alone</i>
-Blaise Pascal
At this point in the movie series, David is basically an arbiter of death. INSANE
i’m ready for this movie series to be my latest obsession
8 year old me loved this movie
23 year old me loved this movie
I already hated flying
But this did make me want to fly in the cargo hold.
Also Jason Bateman can’t play bad guy, he’s unable
STILL the best film of all time.
Saw it in 70mm at The Chinese Theater. WOW.
Still can’t stop myself from crying near the end of the first act when he leaves Murph.
AND HANS ZIMMER. NUFF SAID.