I Just Saw Perfect Days And I Don't Want A Smartphone Anymore. Like, I Genuinely Don't Want This Thing

WATCHED IN 2023:

Նռան գույնը The Color of Pomegranates (1969), dir. Sergei Parajanov

MELKON ALEKSANYAN as THE POET AS A CHILD

the poet as a child & books

Barbie (2023) dir. Greta Gerwig

I feel like everyone around me LOVES arguing and I’m sick of it

Poor Wöller, no one ever tells him what's going on lol

The casual intimacy of being single, living by yourself, and drinking in the bath. Unparalleled.

The thing about Wes Anderson's films is that I don't always connect with the stories he is telling, but by fucking god do I appreciate the craftmanship that went into making them.

House of Hummingbird 벌새 (2018)

tw: brief mentions of miscarriage and suicide attempt

the dichotomy of the level of stakes in each episode of Downton Abbey will always be funny to me. Some episodes are like

“Thomas is on the brink of being fired for being gay”

“it’s the actual World War I”

“Sybil could very well die in childbirth”

“Bates has been arrested for a murder he didn’t commit”

“one of the staff caused a MISCARRIAGE of someone from Upstairs”

“Thomas has been found half dead in a self-inflicted bloody bathtub”

And then other episodes are like

“Will Carson let the staff go to the town fair”

“who will win the flower competition”

“The cooks dropped the chicken on the floor”

“Sybil is wearing pants”

“Branson is still fraternizing with the Downstairs”

I can't stop thinking about this part of a review left for Threads (1984). It's been in my head for days

Roma (2018), dir. by Alfonso Cuarón