| tangled will always lift my spirits <3 |
 baby, you're the devil i know better than the devil i don't maybe i could stop, but i won't 'cause, baby, you're the devil i know |
| You will never believe it but for me its Winter's Bone (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1399683/) I just like this dark atmosphere and it all brings some kind of nostalgia i think |
| https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Land_That_Time_Forgot_(1974_film) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinosaurus! These were 2 dinosaur films I first watched when Jurassic Park (1993) was big, so trying to catch on the hype obviously. They both scared me a lot, as I was pretty young, but they just remind me of happier times. It took me a bit to remember Dinosaurus! as I'd forgotten the name and only remembered a little bit of the plot, but it saw it again on regular TV in the early 2000s and remembered it that way. |
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| Hmmmmm I guess my only pick for that would be Kingdom of Heaven [Director's cut is a must] "What do you look at? A knight... his men" |
| I find Good Will Hunting fascinating. |
| I'M YUIGAHAMA'S TEDDY BEAR~ |
| Lord of the Rings, especially The Fellowship of the Ring. To a lesser extent Blade, Men in Black, and various Jackie Chan or Jim Carrey films to choose from. Lately I've also noticed that action and horror films under before 10s have a huge relaxing and sentimental effect on me. |
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| What the hell is a comfort movie anyway? |
| I've rewatched Point Break (1991) so many times. The action scenes are incredible, the music is super dope and Keanu Reeves is so damn gorgeous in this one 10/10 |
"Be excellent to each other, and party on, dudes!" - Bill & Ted´s Excellent Adventure Check my introduction to Char´s Counterattack interest stack if you´re interested in watching UC Gundam. Also check my Legend of the Galactic Heroes OVA Chronological Watch Order for LoGH info! |
| Usually movies that I grew up watching such as Clash of the Titans (1981) and The Prince of Egypt. Those are the types of movies I will never get tired of no matter what. |
| If I had to choose between One Piece and a girlfriend...I think I'll go with One Piece |
| I don't have one, at least not these days since I'd rather watch something new than something that I already know I like. But the Lord of The Rings trilogy is probably among my most re-watched movies. Aside from that it would be the Stargate-SG1 tv series Fukoku said: and The Prince of Egypt Based! That's one that I used to rewatch a lot when growing up along with the first Harry Potter movie. Back when you had to rent VHS tapes. It probably contributed a lot to me wanting to read books about the mythology and history of ancient Egypt in school and really loving the aesthetics of it in my adult life |
NS2D said: I don't have one, at least not these days since I'd rather watch something new than something that I already know I like. But the Lord of The Rings trilogy is probably among my most re-watched movies. Aside from that it would be the Stargate-SG1 tv series Fukoku said: and The Prince of Egypt Based! That's one that I used to rewatch a lot when growing up along with the first Harry Potter movie. Back when you had to rent VHS tapes. It probably contributed a lot to me wanting to read books about the mythology and history of ancient Egypt in school and really loving the aesthetics of it in my adult life Prince of Egypt is one of those movies where you can be of any religious identity and still love it to the core. I’m neither Jewish nor Christian, but it’s one of the best animated movies I’ve ever seen. Watched it when I was 10 and in love ever since. I was always infatuated with Ancient Egypt at that time. |
| If I had to choose between One Piece and a girlfriend...I think I'll go with One Piece |
| Singing in the Rain, The Sounds of Music, Antichrist, Melancholia, The Fountain, Stalker, Constantine, The Silence of Lambs, 12 Angry Men, Rear Window, Naked Lunch, Pulp Fiction, American Beauty, Fucking Åmål, Dreamers, Sin City, Saltburn, Donnie Darko, Harry Potter 1-5, The Kingdom of Heaven, Half Baked, Blade Runner, Casablanca, Pan's Labyrinth, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Police Story, Starship Troopers, Mulholland Drive, Sunshine... Many of them, I can't choose one, I just like movies, they always bring comfort if they are good enough. Well, if I had to choose one of today's mood, that would be The Fountain. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
LabMemberX said: I find Good Will Hunting fascinating. Hell yeah ♥ For me, Moonrise Kingdom |
Nothing amazing ever happens here. Everything is ordinary. ♫ This staircase, it leads only To some old pictures of you Through an a-thousand-mile-long tube ♫ |
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Singing in the Rain, The Sounds of Music, Antichrist, Melancholia, The Fountain, Stalker, Constantine, The Silence of Lambs, 12 Angry Men, Rear Window, Naked Lunch, Pulp Fiction, American Beauty, Fucking Åmål, Dreamers, Sin City, Saltburn, Donnie Darko, Harry Potter 1-5, The Kingdom of Heaven, Half Baked, Blade Runner, Casablanca, Pan's Labyrinth, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Police Story, Starship Troopers, Mulholland Drive, Sunshine... Many of them, I can't choose one, I just like movies, they always bring comfort if they are good enough.
Well, if I had to choose one of today's mood, that would be The Fountain.
Well, if I had to choose one of today's mood, that would be The Fountain.
| @LoveYourSmile Ah yes, Antichrist, Silence of the Lambs, Saltburn... such comforting movies 🥰🥰🥰 Warms the cockles of my heart, as my grandma would say. Anyway, back the question, I'd go In the Mood for Love. I rewatched it again recently when I felt sad and I felt weirdly better. It's a sad movie but also cozy. It was mainly shot in Bangkok (the city I was born) so I guess I'm a bit nostalgic as the old alleys remind me of my early childhood. Speaking of it, I'm going to see it this weekend in the cinema! |
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| The closest I can think of is Home Alone, Digimon: The Movie and Hercules (1997) |
| good will hunting. it's not a stretch to say robin williams' performance in that movie saved my life. i also watched it at a time where it helped me understand many vital things about myself. it's also just a goated movie in general with so many great quotes. i don't reserve the word "beautiful" for many people, but i would say robin williams was a beautiful man without hesitation |
| most mornings while i drink my coffee i write lyrics. i've never had anywhere to put them so maybe i could put them on my blog. check it out if you want. it'll be updated most days lol https://myanimelist.net/blog.php?eid=909668 |
| Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979) |
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@LoveYourSmile Ah yes, Antichrist, Silence of the Lambs, Saltburn... such comforting movies 🥰🥰🥰 Warms the cockles of my heart, as my grandma would say.
Anyway, back the question, I'd go In the Mood for Love. I rewatched it again recently when I felt sad and I felt weirdly better. It's a sad movie but also cozy. It was mainly shot in Bangkok (the city I was born) so I guess I'm a bit nostalgic as the old alleys remind me of my early childhood. Speaking of it, I'm going to see it this weekend in the cinema!
Anyway, back the question, I'd go In the Mood for Love. I rewatched it again recently when I felt sad and I felt weirdly better. It's a sad movie but also cozy. It was mainly shot in Bangkok (the city I was born) so I guess I'm a bit nostalgic as the old alleys remind me of my early childhood. Speaking of it, I'm going to see it this weekend in the cinema!
| @SaiteiDaOrette Ah yes, the Antichrist, the movie that gave me childhood trauma as an adult. |
| back to the future (1985) is my comfort film |
  x x x If I touch a burning candle, I can feel no pain. If you cut me with a knife, it's still the same. And I know her heart is beating, and I know that I am dead; yet the pain here that I feel, try and tell me it's not real, and it seems that I still have a tear to shed x x x |
SaiteiDaOrette said: @LoveYourSmile Ah yes, Antichrist, Silence of the Lambs, Saltburn... such comforting movies 🥰🥰🥰 Warms the cockles of my heart, as my grandma would say. If we are talking about soulful, spiritual relaxation, I must mention Breaking the Waves and VVitch, I guess. Literally what I call slice of life in cinema. VVitch is a bomb, if your haven't watched it, btw. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
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@SaiteiDaOrette Ah yes, the Antichrist, the movie that gave me childhood trauma as an adult.
| @JaniSIr It's all about nature, how are yoy supposed to be traumatized. Those acorns falling onto the roof, aren't they beautiful? And silly human are just humans, the movie isn't about them at all, it's a nod to Tarkovsky sold under von Trier's sauce, just think about it a little longer... before you fall asleep... when the acorns fall onto your roof... |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
| shrek 2 no joke 🤣🤣🤣🤣 (fuck 15 character limit) |
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Fukoku said: Prince of Egypt is one of those movies where you can be of any religious identity and still love it to the core. I’m neither Jewish nor Christian, but it’s one of the best animated movies I’ve ever seen. Indeed. I can't remember a single time that I've heard someone being negative about it on religious grounds. It's surprisingly unifying |
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Listen here you ugly ass hoe ass pussy ass stank ass raggedy ass broke ass BITCH, you better get the fuck outta this comment section or else.
SibSSS_ said: fun fact: the scene where robin williams talks about his wife farting in her sleep was completely improvised. matt damon laughing is genuine and you can even see the camera shaking because the camera man could hardly keep it together Listen here you ugly ass hoe ass pussy ass stank ass raggedy ass broke ass BITCH, you better get the fuck outta this comment section or else one of my favourite movie facts ever |
| most mornings while i drink my coffee i write lyrics. i've never had anywhere to put them so maybe i could put them on my blog. check it out if you want. it'll be updated most days lol https://myanimelist.net/blog.php?eid=909668 |
Labyrinth with David Bowie is a magical movie. |
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Labyrinth with David Bowie is a magical movie.
| @Absurdo_N Fuck, your movie taste is... authentic? I haven't recovered after the Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter, lol. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
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@Absurdo_N Fuck, your movie taste is... authentic? I haven't recovered after the Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter, lol.
| @LoveYourSmile Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter is also my comfort movie. Seeing Jesus Christ killing vampires in ridiculous ways warms my heart.  |
Absurdo_NAug 19, 11:38 AM
| I don't even know what I'd choose as number one. Space Jam (1996), Ice Age (2002) and definitely Scott Pilgrim vs The World. |
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@JaniSIr It's all about nature, how are yoy supposed to be traumatized. Those acorns falling onto the roof, aren't they beautiful? And silly human are just humans, the movie isn't about them at all, it's a nod to Tarkovsky sold under von Trier's sauce, just think about it a little longer... before you fall asleep... when the acorns fall onto your roof...
| @LoveYourSmile Is that a metaphor for something that I don't get? |
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SaiteiDaOrette said:
@LoveYourSmile Ah yes, Antichrist, Silence of the Lambs, Saltburn... such comforting movies 🥰🥰🥰 Warms the cockles of my heart, as my grandma would say.
@LoveYourSmile Ah yes, Antichrist, Silence of the Lambs, Saltburn... such comforting movies 🥰🥰🥰 Warms the cockles of my heart, as my grandma would say.
If we are talking about soulful, spiritual relaxation, I must mention Breaking the Waves and VVitch, I guess. Literally what I call slice of life in cinema. VVitch is a bomb, if your haven't watched it, btw.
| @LoveYourSmile I've seen Breaking the Waves. Pretty good movie, probably my favourite by Lars von Trier. Yeah, I guess it is slice-of-life-ish (with added religious and sexual guilt). |
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@LoveYourSmile Is that a metaphor for something that I don't get?
| @JaniSIr Acorns? A very literal reference to one of my fav scenes in the movie. But, considering you mentioned child trauma, you must forgot or completely missed it while being distracted by the plot, haha. |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
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Labyrinth with David Bowie is a magical movie.
| i watched it this year and OMG !!!! I LOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT IT...ASLO EXCUSE ME JARETH IS SO FUCKING HOT !! |
ameAug 19, 9:13 PM
baby, you're the devil i know better than the devil i don't maybe i could stop, but i won't 'cause, baby, you're the devil i know |
amoured said: shrek 2 no joke 🤣🤣🤣🤣 (fuck 15 character limit) Why SHREK 2 ?? not Shrek 1 or Shrek 3 or 4 |
baby, you're the devil i know better than the devil i don't maybe i could stop, but i won't 'cause, baby, you're the devil i know |
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| it has such insanely gorg visuals !!!! what do you like bout it the most ? |
ameAug 19, 9:12 PM
baby, you're the devil i know better than the devil i don't maybe i could stop, but i won't 'cause, baby, you're the devil i know |
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You will never believe it but for me its Winter's Bone (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1399683/)
I just like this dark atmosphere and it all brings some kind of nostalgia i think
I just like this dark atmosphere and it all brings some kind of nostalgia i think
| ME ENJOYING TWILIGHT'S WHOLE AESTHETIC BECAUSE IT WAS DARK AND GLOOMY so i get it i have been meaning to watch Winter's Bone for a while because i love JLaw !!! now i am reminded again :) |
baby, you're the devil i know better than the devil i don't maybe i could stop, but i won't 'cause, baby, you're the devil i know |
ame said: amoured said: shrek 2 no joke 🤣🤣🤣🤣 (fuck 15 character limit) Why SHREK 2 ?? not Shrek 1 or Shrek 3 or 4 cause 1 is mid, 3 is mid, 4 is mid and 2 is peak |
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| Maybe The Princess Bride or It's a Wonderful Life. |
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Kwanthemaster said: OMG PEOPLE IN THIS THREAD HAVE TASTEThe Princess Bride Labyrinth, now The Princess Bride...!!!!! <3 what do you like the most about it ? im yet to watch Its A Wonderful Life !! it seems cozy |
baby, you're the devil i know better than the devil i don't maybe i could stop, but i won't 'cause, baby, you're the devil i know |
| The blind side , i will always come back to this movie on some summer nights |
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Kwanthemaster said:
The Princess Bride
OMG PEOPLE IN THIS THREAD HAVE TASTEThe Princess Bride
Labyrinth, now The Princess Bride...!!!!! <3 what do you like the most about it ?
im yet to watch Its A Wonderful Life !! it seems cozy
| @ame The characters, the adventure, the romance, the hilarious, quotable lines. What can I say? It's a certified classic. It's a Wonderful Life has some cozy moments, but what's really memorable are the important themes is conveys. Do check it out this Christmas season. |
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it has such insanely gorg visuals !!!! what do you like bout it the most ?
| @ame Well it's the typical Wes Anderson style of centered shots with exquisite set design and props, I guess a sort of post-modernism, which leads to the sick, kind of retro, visuals. I wouldn't say it's the very best of his movies comes to any of these (see f.e. Grand Budapest Hotel), but to me it fits so well together with the story and the acting performances. The story is what makes it the only movie which feels like a bit 'magical' to me, you know that feeling where you just fall in love with something but can't explain why? When it grabs you and doesn't let go? Well I've got that with Moonrise Kingdom. It takes me back to one exact moment when I was a kid, watching TV after school on a wednesday afternoon at my grandparents' place. It was an adventure movie of the 70s, those adventure movies where a group of 4-6 kids go on a hike through a forest and get into wacky situations. It takes me back to exactly that moment. The script is just outstanding with some amazing lines (f.e. "Jiminy cricket, he flew the coop!") which, coupled with some of the best deliveries ever in my opinion, can stay stuck in your mind for a long time. Talking about deliveries, it has an all-star cast with Edward Norton, Bruce Willis, Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Jason Schwartzman, .... And then the two kids Jared Gilman and Kara Hayward. It's safe to say this movie made me go from unsure to being sure who my favorite actor of all time is (Edward Norton). All in all you can see I'm pretty passionate about it. When I watched it the first time, it was also the first time I started appreciating the art of cinematography beyond being just 'an enjoyer'. While I do think it's heavily underrated, I won't say it's a perfect movie either. About 4/6ths into the movie I feel like there's a bit of a pacing issue and that 'magical touch' is gone for a bit. But regardless it's my favorite movie and as you can see I can just keep talking about it. :D TL;DR: Nothing that stands out as what I like most, it's a combination of all elements. |
Nothing amazing ever happens here. Everything is ordinary. ♫ This staircase, it leads only To some old pictures of you Through an a-thousand-mile-long tube ♫ |
 Whisper of the Heart (Mimi wo Sumaseba) I watch this masterpiece at least once per 2 years. And some people might already know this about me. I admire 1980s and 90s Japanese urban lifestyle. |
| It's a Wonderful Life Amadeus Some Like It Hot The Iron Giant Singin' in the Rain Young Frankenstein The Great Mouse Detective Anastasia Loving Vincent Mirrormask The Deer King The Lost King The Adventures of Tintin Treasure Planet (2002) These are the movies I watch the most for comfort and coziness. ☕️ |
| Of course it's one that's on MAL. And it is, for the most part, the only anime I rewatch whenever I feel like it. Urusei Yatsura: Remember my Love. It's an emotional reset for me. I don't have a favorite non-anime movie. I just don't care for movies outside of the medium of anime. |
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