"That's all there is."

“Fashion has a dark side. Not all runways and lipstick and fishtail gowns,”

"Who do you believe?"

I never knew that one of the stories that basically shaped my childhood came from such a heavy emotionally wrecking place.

But not for this one. An undeniable iconic and timeless classic, I kind of regret the fact that I only finally watched it (and paid attention) just now.

"So, he killed himself for nothing?'

 "Did he?"

 "What are you saying?"

 "Only a fool thinks he can solve the world's problems." 

 "Yeah, but you gotta try, don't you?" 

Attracted by its fascinating poster, I was lured into a story of melancholy brought together by a bouquet of flowers.

A charming adult fairytale that gave me a sense of visual satisfaction (and also leveled up my horticultural fantasies), This Beautiful Fantastic was just the right amount of heartwarming and whimsical bits that I need in a story.

Unearthly yet human in a sense, Midnight Special tagged me along in journey filled with tension only to end up in a vague and obscure destination.

A classic film that is a good watch on a cold Sunday night with a cup of hot chocolate. Sabrina was delightful in some aspects and a bit lacking in most, at least the cup of hot chocolate helps.