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12 days ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)1 child
i member when Covid was over the small movie theaters tried to entice people to come by offering the extended edition trilogy (unfortunately they did cram a few niggers there, but only for like handful of seconds)
honestly if this was still playing in the movies, i might legitimately go for the surrond experience
i haven't been in the movies since 2016, i think the Soy engorges was my last film, and prior to that it was battle of the five armies which was to say... not great (not terrible, but not what i expected from peter jackson)
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>I cried in the cinema
i think the only movie that made me shed legitimate tears was the Greatest story never told
i'm serious, no other medium has made me tearful because i'm an extremely cold and stoic man
i wonder why's that, like was it the music? was it the realization that our entire lives & history has been distorted by a tribe of demons? maybe a bit of both
realization hit me like a truck and forever changed me
mind you this was in 2017, i was still a lolbert back... its been quite a journey ever since...
Same here. Thinking about how all those amazing Germans suffered at the end of the war. A beautiful culture and people destroyed. Thoughts of the world we would live in had they won. How I was brainwashed into hating men who were heroes. It all hits you at once with that one.
honestly if this was still playing in the movies, i might legitimately go for the surrond experience
i haven't been in the movies since 2016, i think the Soy engorges was my last film, and prior to that it was battle of the five armies which was to say... not great (not terrible, but not what i expected from peter jackson)
I'm grateful for that. It's a beautiful film full of Marian imagery if you have the eyes to see. I cried in the cinema.
Wonderful story, wonderful score. Roger Deacons was finally awarded his Oscar on this one.
i think the only movie that made me shed legitimate tears was the Greatest story never told
i'm serious, no other medium has made me tearful because i'm an extremely cold and stoic man
i wonder why's that, like was it the music? was it the realization that our entire lives & history has been distorted by a tribe of demons? maybe a bit of both
realization hit me like a truck and forever changed me
mind you this was in 2017, i was still a lolbert back... its been quite a journey ever since...