Blue Ink

Why some people consider "being rich" as like Elon Musk or Bill Gates level rich and "not rich" as homeless sleeping inside a cardbox...

sorry I only listen to artists who begged for money at traffic lights when they were 5! real artists!  

I know the relationship was difficult etc but I also think Barrie was perfect for Lana in the way that they could be so creative together. In general I think she needs a fellow artist by her side who understands her (not some self-centered cop...).

Collabs are usually bad and mostly it's just business, though artists act like they're working together because they're ~*best friends*~ ... Oh please. Especially when one is more popular than the other one, we all know what's up.
Artists are always better on their own, I have never ever listened to a collab thinking "thank god they sang this together". It's never fully one artist or the other, especially when both wrote their own part of the song. Hence, collabs are never "proper songs" to me?! I can't explain it but I just cannot take collabs as seriously as the songs an artist worked on alone. They're fun projects at most, but have never had a deep meaning to/impact on me. Collabs on albums always feel like a disruption of the flow to me.
 
Relating to this, rap parts in pop songs are annyoing most of the time. 

We need to cut her off the filler

Dark City

Impossible to write down all of them! There's entire songs that are incredible from start to finish, especially from her Lizzy Grant days up to the masterpieces she wrote in 2013/14.
 
Baby put on heart-shaped sunglasses cause we're gonna take a ride will forever be iconic and it always puts me in a good mood. I still love Diet Mtn Dew (demo 2) so much. 
 
It was the first non-single track of BTD I heard (the 2nd demo on Lana's YT channel) and I was so infatuated with the lyrics and vibes. I only drank Mountain Dew for a while because of that song. It's packed with iconic lines in general. 
 

To me, Lost In Translation is neither depressive nor a RomCom (but especially not the latter!).
 
It's a thoughtful movie of two strangers crossing paths and having an impact on each other's lives. The nature of their relationship is also not completely clear and it has an open ending.
(In my view, their relationship is affectionate and special but platonic. Idk why people always have to make everything about love and sex.)
 
I'd recommend watching it in full. It also has an amazing soundtrack. Sofia Coppola always has good music in her movies.

Thelma & Louise 
Donnie Darko
 

Dark City

To me, Lost In Translation is neither depressive nor a RomCom (but especially not the latter!).
 
It's a thoughtful movie of two strangers crossing paths and having an impact on each other's lives. The nature of their relationship is also not completely clear and it has an open ending.
(In my view, their relationship is affectionate and special but platonic. Idk why people always have to make everything about love and sex.)
 
I'd recommend watching it in full. It also has an amazing soundtrack. Sofia Coppola always has good music in her movies.

To me, Lost In Translation is neither depressive nor a RomCom (but especially not the latter!).
 
It's a thoughtful movie of two strangers crossing paths and having an impact on each other's lives. The nature of their relationship is also not completely clear and it has an open ending.
(In my view, their relationship is affectionate and special but platonic. Idk why people always have to make everything about love and sex.)
 
I'd recommend watching it in full. It also has an amazing soundtrack. Sofia Coppola always has good music in her movies.

Dark City

2014

 
2023

this is so 2015 coded

It is about circumstances.
After watching this movie, I wondered if the love I have for my girlfriend was due to the circumstances of how we met, or if we would have loved each other no matter how. 
It took this movie for me to believe in the latter.

To me, Lost In Translation is neither depressive nor a RomCom (but especially not the latter!).
 
It's a thoughtful movie of two strangers crossing paths and having an impact on each other's lives. The nature of their relationship is also not completely clear and it has an open ending.
(In my view, their relationship is affectionate and special but platonic. Idk why people always have to make everything about love and sex.)
 
I'd recommend watching it in full. It also has an amazing soundtrack. Sofia Coppola always has good music in her movies.

To me, Lost In Translation is neither depressive nor a RomCom (but especially not the latter!).
 
It's a thoughtful movie of two strangers crossing paths and having an impact on each other's lives. The nature of their relationship is also not completely clear and it has an open ending.
(In my view, their relationship is affectionate and special but platonic. Idk why people always have to make everything about love and sex.)
 
I'd recommend watching it in full. It also has an amazing soundtrack. Sofia Coppola always has good music in her movies.

This movie is about forgetting, regrets, bitterness and fate.
It made me aware for the first time, as a teenager, of the complexity and fragility of romantic relationships.
The characters are very endearing.

I love this book, but I haven’t seen the movie. Will check it out. 
I’ve seen bridget Jones diary probably 50+ times lol and I just started a grey’s anatomy rewatch not that long ago  

i really need some good movies to add to my watchlist, so i made this thread for you guys to share some movies that changed your life / perspective on life, or just movies that you really like!! 
 
here are my favs, btw!!
-i, tonya (2017)
-catch me if you can (2002)
-my girl (1991)
-revenge of the sith (2005)
-the virgin suicides (1999)
-taxi driver (1976)

 

ESOTSM is on my bucket list
I hope I'm gonna like it, my hopes are high now that you mentioned it here 

Thelma & Louise 
Donnie Darko
 

Thelma & Louise 
Donnie Darko
 

Thelma & Louise 
Donnie Darko