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Thank you! I will have to check these films out.
I watched the trailer for Oslo, 31 August. Looks amazing. I need to find a way to watch this film soon.
I've been wanting to watch skeleton twins lately. Seems like a good movie. Also, I agree with Wristcutters being a great movie. It brought tears to my eyes and a smile to my face which is a hard thing to do these days. I haven't seen its kind of a funny story in years but I remember liking it when I saw it in movie theaters back in the day.
I really love that movie "the lovely bones", it would be nice to think that's how it will beSomeone else asked a similar question on here a while ago and I recommended the following movies:
Heathers (A dark comedy, Winona Ryder)
'Night Mother (Sissy Spacek)
The Lovely Bones (more about murder than suicide, but a very interesting portrayal of the afterlife)
Also, I see a lot of recommendations for movies I haven't seen or heard of before. I'll have to check some of those out.
I know, so do I. I don't think I've ever fallen in love with a character like that of Jackson Maine. He reminds me so much of myself. I'm on prescription pain killers because of my intense pain but there have been times that I've gone a little too far and almost suffocated. Not to get a high because I don't get high on them anymore. Pity....I've been on them for over 14 years so you don't get high anymore. Once in a while I'll catch a buzz but I was in love the first time I took them. I definitely would have been a heroin addict in the 60s. I'm really passionate about life and I've never really known what love was. I'm very alone and don't have many people in my life. I play the guitar...I sing...I write...well I used to until I got sick.and then there's just never being satisfied with life. Even before I was born I thought....this is it? Working everyday to go home to go to work to afford that home. Not terribly responsible. But I think I'm loveable. I've never gotten the chance to find that out because I got sick at 20 and never experienced love. And I don't have a lot to live for. Made a few mistakes I'd love to erase. Have tinnitus and am going to wind up killing myself.Love that movie
This is a 5-episode series about a family in a rural part of (the U.S. state of) Maine. (At least I think it takes place in Maine) USA: "Olive Kittredge". I liked the film's portrayal of depression: living with it, working with it, raising a family with it. The types of people we crave vs. the types of people who are actually good for us. Many near-suicides.
Someone else asked a similar question on here a while ago and I recommended the following movies:
Heathers (A dark comedy, Winona Ryder)
'Night Mother (Sissy Spacek)
The Lovely Bones (more about murder than suicide, but a very interesting portrayal of the afterlife)
Also, I see a lot of recommendations for movies I haven't seen or heard of before. I'll have to check some of those out.
I just re-watched "The Sea Inside" (or, "Mar Adentro") about a month ago. I remember I recommended it to @Alchemist (RIP). This is a fantastic movie.
