I wonder if this happens with everyone:
You watch a movie and it’s so amazing and beautiful and *at
loss to find appropriate adjectives* that you can’t even express how amazing it
is. If you try doing so, you’re scared that your words won’t do any justice to
it so you don’t speak. Then you look around for people who have watched the
same movie to see if they feel the same way you do, and all you find is people who
describe it as “good” “nice” “loved it” and you feel like slapping the crap out
of them because they are disrespecting the movie; because it means so much more
to you than it would ever do to them. And it becomes really disappointing when
people talk about that movie using common mundane terms like they would
describe every other piece of shit movie.
Since nobody understands what that movie truly means to you,
and if you try discussing it you just end up in a position where you feel like
kicking everyone, you just end up making it a secret close to your heart.
Which is why when I started writing a blog about two movies
REALLY close to my heart, I ended up writing this, because honestly, I don’t
feel like discussing them even with my imaginary fan-base.
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