Recommended movies
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"RUBY SPARKS"
The gifted writer Calvin
Whose next work is long-awaited
He's actually in a huge slump
At the recommendation of a certain person, he writes a book
With the main character being a woman standing in the backlight
That he saw in a dream,
And that girl suddenly appears in his house...
I pleasantly fell in love with
The fashion and story

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"The Grand Budapest Hotel"
A sweetly colored world
That's almost like it jumped out of a pastry shop's glass case
It's a slapstick comedy movie
That starts from a fictitious, long-established hotel
Evidently, it's a work that was strongly influenced
By a certain writer's way of life
A movie you can enjoy enough to dig into



"An Impudent Girl"
Days where a melancholy without reason
And without knowing where it came from continue
In an environment the exact opposite of their own
They meet a pianist brought up alone
An ability to take action that comes from a longing and an invincible feeling
You're the only one who feels different from others



"Léon: The Professional"
It's one of those movies
That always moves me no matter how many times I see it
A heart that wants to protect someone
Changes routines and personalities
Matilda truly becomes cherished
The 90's is on fire



"Mauvais Sang"
The dialogue is like a beautiful song
I thought the situations where they said
"Goodnight" or "I love you"
Were charming
Since contact is now limited
The scenes where they talk and pull the telephone cords to their limits
Really stick in my mind



"The Danish Girl"
I went to the theater on the first day it released
It's a story about a man who had
The first sex change operation performed in the world and woman
It precisely tells emotions no one can control
Mixing in complications to those watching
Based on the actual diary of Lili
It was adapted into a movie
Huge smiles projected on the screen
Made me cry many times
I'm glad I was able to see this movie


It's a little bit late,
But these are the recommended movies I watched in March



RINA

2016/04/03 21:55

Spoiler:

saldiven wrote:I think it's awesome that she likes Leon: The Professional.

I've loved that movie for years. Natalie Portman is great in it, acting well above her years. It was her first full length movie, I believe, and it definitely hinted at how good an actress she would become.