I love all your content. It always makes me think… I have wanted to start journaling but never have as I am would not write pages everyday. Now you have giving me the idea that journaling can just be a sentence. That has expanded the possibilities for me! Thank you!
Gotta admit I skipped over this at first not realizing it was YOU and I’m mostly on TH-cam for knitting content. Once I realized this was a video from you I had to watch and I’m so glad I did. I love movies too but I usually don’t make time for them. This video makes me want to start my own movie journal. Absolutely more like this please.
Yes, I have decided to try it for myself, because I have been letting life run me over and not journaling about anything. This would force you to take a minute to write.
Two must watch movies that I highly, highly recommend are Fried Green Tomatoes and Steel Magnolias! Have a tissue or two at the ready but in the best way possible. ❤
It's like a personal letterboxd! I'd recommend Mulholland Drive, Brief Encounter, Samsara, Hot Fuzz, Mary & Max, Anatomy of a Fall and The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. And for foreign films Hero (2002), RRR, We Are Little Zombies, REC, Doorlock, Fantastic Planet, Air Doll
@@ThePixiixiq I'd count that! The United States is an echo chamber of our own media (in my opinion) where we dont really hear about popular media in other regions unless we specifically seek it out. Sometimes it's hard to know where to start.
You've Got Mail is a favorite movie; it always reminds me of fall even though the movie goes through almost an entire year from early fall to late spring/early summer. Looking forward to more journaling content. For journaling ideas, treat it as your "everything, whatever" scratch paper. Grocery list? Write it down. Write out basic points for a conversation you want to have with someone. Write a letter to a friend or your husband or your cat (even if it is a rough draft). Copy down a line of poetry that really grabs hold of you, or a line from whatever book you're reading or from the movies that you are watching. Write down your knitting plans, or gift knit ideas. Add sermon notes if that and church is your thing. If you are planning a vacation, write down your packing list. Doodle a picture of your cats. Get one of those Instax or whatever is similar to polaroid and take photos to paste/tape in the journal.
I think I’m due for stepping up (stepping down?) my journal game. I love the idea of making it more casual. I’ve started using some pages as a day planner and I think it’ll be kinda cool one day to look back at what a grocery list in my 20s looked like or what I did in a day.
I'm excited to see any and all videos you want to make! Your videos are perfect for playing while knitting/crocheting, regardless of the subject matter
I'm not a journaling person, but I enjoy watching most creative endavours, including this. I think it makes so much sense for you to not just make knitting videos as someone who doesn't aim to create pieces as fast as possible, and I think it might be a good reminder to other creators that you don't need to knit a finished garment (or several!) for each upload.
I never click faster than when your videos pop up. Could be an Olympic sport at this point. Edit: I would like to submit The Princess Bride and Monty Python and the Holy Grail for you to watch next, featuring heaps of witty banter and ironic criticism of cliches. Both masterpieces.
i love the campy melodrama of Baz Luhrmann's red curtain trilogy: thats Strictly Ballroom, Moulin Rouge, and Romeo + Juliet. lots of people have seen the latter two, but strictly ballroom is one of my all-time comfort movies. i love it. :)
Idk if anyone’s recommended this already but I consider The Book Thief required reading for everyone and is one of the few movies that is just as excellent as the book! Subject matter is heavy so prepare yourself mentally but so worth it
I would love to see other journal videos, I find it so satisfying to watch 😌 and it gives me ideas for my bulletjournal too, it never crossed my mind that I could print things on a "sticker paper" (don't remember how you called that), cut it, and stick it on my journal! That's so nice 😍
My partner and I watch movies together often! It's become such a simple way for us to connect and talk about things we might not normally bring up. Our favorites are just about anything A24 (weird one-offs that really make you think) or quaint animated films from other countries.
it's lovely to see you do more journaling content, and if there's any other content you want to peruse you absolute should give it a try. Your videos are awesome and always cheer me up on a rough day.
Love this idea. My journaling efforts are usually short-lived, but I love seeing how other people utilize their journals. As for movie suggestions, I’ll share my Thanksgiving pics/picks. 🙂 It’s now a tradition that we watch ‘Planes, Trains, and Automobiles’, ‘Home for the Holidays’, and ‘Pieces of April’ on the Thanksgiving weekend.
Oh my gosh, it's so exciting to see some old movies on your list that I have seen before! I have good memories watching Sunset Boulevard, 12 Angry Men, and Lovely Bones. May I recommend What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? and 12 Monkeys. For foreign films, you might be interested in delivering into animated films such as Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, or Naussica of the Valley of Wind. This was such a lovely video. In my family, we watch movies as a way to bond and spend time together and hearing about your love for movies made me think about my relationship with my favorite pieces of media ❤.
i would love to see more journaling content from you!! i've also been in a journal slump recently, only keeping up with my bullet journal and writing lists but i recently started a commonplace notebook to jot down random thoughts, rant about hyperfixations, make knitting notes and little sketches in which really helps since there isn't pressure to do it every day :>
What a coincidence! I just got back into journaling as well. However I used to stress about writing and filling up pages, but now I've gotten into junk journaling and collage journaling. I don't even write in my journals anymore and it makes it SO MUCH MORE FUN. I've been enjoying it a lot and I've been watching tons of YT vids about creative collage junk journaling. I would love to see more videos like this :)
I can recommend The Lives of Others, a german movie set in the GDR about a member of the secret police spying on an author but growing more and more fascinated by his life. It's very character-driven and won a bunch of awards. Another one that's really good is Rashomon, a japanese movie from the 50s. It revolves around a crime that was seen by multiple people who all remember it differently. I watched it in University for a course and was surprised by how modern it feels.
Also (cannot BELIEVE I didn't think of these the first time): Midnight Cowboy; Patton; In the Heat of the Night; Norma Rae; Whatever Happened to Baby Jane; Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte; Like Water for Chocolate; The Deer Hunter; My Left Foot; Driving Miss Daisy; The Help.
What an interesting idea! I saw lots of my favorite movies on your list! If you want to branch out into non english language movies I recommend you to check out - La Folie Des Grandeurs 1971 (french), Memoir of a Murderer 2017 (korean), Knockin' on Heaven's Door 1997 (german) and Znachor 1982 (polish).
update to add recent favorites: the hunger games ballad of songbirds and snakes; the beekeeper; the menu (have watched several times and think about it often); ricky stanicky; good grief.
I saw The Menu when it first came out and thought it was just okay, but then I watched it again, and again, and now I fricken love it! I will be rewatching it so many more times. IDK why I didnt like it much the first time, I was clearly crazy.
I love watching videos about journaling and this is such a fun jumpstart for you. You might have seen her channel already, but Tina from Overall Adventures has lots of wonderful journal related content. She also has a video where she lists her fave journaling books and they are all older interesting ones that you wouldn't normally see mentioned.
Love this! Not into journaling but my Dad was a classic movie buff so here goes. Yes yes yes The Rope!! Such a perfect movie! So glad you experienced it. Sunset Boulevard -1950 ( the height of movie glamour , camp, and drama) Gaslight - 1944 (also Angela Lansbury's first movie role. She is a young chick in this one) The Letter- 1940 (based on a true story and the subject of numerous novels) BETTE DAVIS!!! The best!!! watch any of her movies. So over the top and so great! The Third Man-1949 (the theme music is a classic) Life is Beautiful 1997 (so sad, so funny, so heart wrenching) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind -2004 (emotionally mind bending) and my favorite of all favorites....Nights of Cabiria - 1957....I cant even...Giulietta Masina (Fellini's wife) is the goddess of acting. You cant help but love her character. This is so good.
I have two underrated gems that I adore! First is the Love Witch, it's, as the title suggests, about a witch obsessed with love. It came out within the last ten years but is incredibly inspired by the 60s/70s and old hollywood and the costuming is outstanding. The other is a queer classic called The Watermelon Woman. Its about a woman who decides to make a documentary on a lesser known black actress from old hollywood which takes her on a journey of queerness and race in hollywood.
10 Things I Hate About You is one of my favorites. I probably watch it at least twice a year. A classic that I personally love is His Girl Friday, I think everyone should watch this one
Loved this!!!!!!! Came for the knitting videos but would watch a 100 more of these. Foreign film recommendation (first half is romantic comedy and second half is tearjerker): Life Is Beautiful.
Dang reading through the rest of the comments and I’m just going to have to save this video for movie recommendations. If you feel like it, a follow up video with your rating of the movies in your journal (or the you ended up watching from this comment section) would be fascinating!
I'm totally here for the knitting/crochet/sewing BUT I love your videos and editing style and I've made it my 2024 goal to journal consistently so I was so happy and excited to see this video pop up! I'd love to see more journaling content if you keep making it
I'm new here, I clicked on another one of your videos about Halloween crochet patterns, but I LOVE journaling videos. I discovered reading journals through BookTube and have recently started up one of my own. In the near future I'd like to create a gaming journal and memory keeping journal as well. I enjoy seeing what kinds of spreads others have created and dedicating journal space to a 100 *anything* project seems like a fun idea.
I love 'the decoy bride'! 😁 It's a British movie starring one of the doctors from doctor who, which I can also highly recommend (though it's a series, not a movie)!
Your channel is one of my chill happy places, so I’ll watch whatever you decide to post. And yes to more journaling videos! I’m trying to get back into the habit, but been in need of some inspiration. Never thought about making my own stickers! Movie Recommendations: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Clue, Singin’ in the Rain, American in Paris, Practical Magic, and Penelope.
I think you can tell a lot about a person by their favorite movies. I rewatch Clue & Penelope every fall 🥰 they are both a very specific vibe that provide much needed comfort. I am looking forward to watching the other two!
@@BreathingYarn So happy to hear someone else loves Penelope! It’s a movie I recommend to people because I don’t know that many who have seen it or know about it. Plus, it’s just so cute and quirky. Her costumes had major influence on my own style. And her honeycomb scarf is a dream knitting project of mine.
I LOVE the Martian. I’ve seen it multiple times, usually back-to-back with Interstellar. I feel like it’s the perfect blend of funny, dramatic, survival, action. A little bit of everything but in a balanced way 🥔
These are classic "old school" movies that are often referenced in the culture...new films, music, and general social commentary. One last one to add: "The Color Purple" with Whoopi Goldberg. Very moving. Have fun! 🙂
I love your knitting content but it’s so much fun to see what else is inspiring you! This is such a cute idea and I feel like it could be so easily adapted for lots of other things too. Always love a bit more journalling content being put out into the world ❤
I don’t normally write comments so this is a great chance to say how much I love everything about your videos! I really enjoyed these movies, they’re pretty different: Needle in a time stack-2021 The big bad fox & other tales-2017 Cabaret-1972
A couple of offbeat, yet commercially very successful movies I love are "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "Being John Malkovich". Both must sees, in my opinion, if you haven't already.
For foreign films, I highly recommend In The Mood For Love by Wong Kar-wai. It's absolutely gorgeous (and was visually referenced in Everything Everywhere All at Once, which you should also watch if you haven't seen it yet). And for a film with an idiosyncratic energy thst just can't be found anywhere else, I recommend The Fifth Element. It's wild and I love it!
Everything Everywhere All At Once is one of my all time favorites. The 5th Element was a staple in my household growing up! I will definitely check out mood for love!!!
OK, if you like "The Fifth Element", then I recommend you "Jodorovsky's Dune". It's a 2013 documentary, interesting and fun. Also recommending "Fallen Leaves" (2023), it's a foreign film, my favourite from this year, I just love it.
Enjoyed this video of an OCD-organized movie review journal, something like I would do! 😄 I strongly recommend a translated Italian film called “Life is Beautiful”, sad and happy at the same time.
I only recently discovered your channel and watched just 2 latest videos, but I’m already so excited to watch the rest! 100 films seems to be a huge commitment for me rn, but you made me think about journaling (I’ve been struggling with it too)
I would absolutely 100% recommend "Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain" aka Amélie. Especially seeing as a lot of films you've enjoyed are ones I also love - and Amélie is one of my favourite films of all time! Also 2006's "The Fall" with Lee Pace has insanely amazing cinematography! I love that you've gotten back into journalling and are visiting your local library. I'd love to see more journalling or movie content!
Movies to watch: Begin Again with Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley, The High Note with Dakota Johnson, The Secret Garden from 1949 with Margaret O'Brian, National Velvet from 1944 with Elizabeth Taylor, The Black Stallion from 1979 with Mickey Rooney, The Goonies 1985, Meet Me In St. Louis from 1944 with Judy Garland, Pride and Prejudice from 2005 with Keira Knightley, Bend It Like Beckham with Keira Knightley
I’m so excited for these movies! I have seen Begin Again about 12 times because it is phenomenal. The tone is amazing and I have all the songs downloaded. Love ❤️
Looove this idea! I'm a total film nerd and I've been in a journaling slump too, so I might try this out 😊 as for recommendations: maybe these are already on your list, but if you want some more classic/old Hollywood films, I'd recommend The Red Shoes (beautiful film about ballet/what it takes to be an artist) and Metropolis by Fritz Lang, a totally crazy sci-fi from the 20s! I think both are available here on TH-cam 🤩
Major chick movies, but two of my favorites are Sabrina (the 90s version) and Music and Lyrics (Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore). Thanks for the video. It was a fun one. I also struggle with the desire to write every day but often (always) find myself in a slump.
nice video :) the film i watched most recently that i really enjoyed was American Fiction, and then found out it was a book called Erasure before hand so now been introduced to an author i hadn't heard of, love the humour and the way race and other difficult topics are addressed. i really want a journal now
This was a fun different video. Has gotten me to think about how I could change up journaling. Movie recommendations would be MoonStruck, Forest Gump, Jaws (you may have mentioned it) Jusrasic Park, 12 monkeys and I'm sure there are many more. Those are the ones that came to mind iright now. Enjoy!
I also just got to the part where you mentioned about not seeing Die Hard 😂😂 My hubby loves films and he gets shocked so often at the ones I haven't seen, so I can't really say anything to anyone else ha :)
I know! I make fun of my friends for the movies they haven’t seen and then when I pulled this list together, I realized I have some MAJOR gaps in my movie watching collection
I only discovered your channel today, but I would love to see more journaling videos, apart from the knitting/crochet content! 😊 I create reading challenges for myself in a similar way, but I've been really behind with watching movies this year and you inspired me to do it more often. I'm not sure which genres you like the most, but some of my favourite movies are: The Fountain (2006), Practical Magic (1998), Whisper of the Heart (1995), Mona Lisa Smile (2003), Tolkien (2019), The Mummy and The Mummy Returns (so fun 😄), Chocolat (2000), K-PAX (2001), The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012), Agora (2009). For the foreign movies, I recommend Cold War (2018), Hear Me (2009), The Intouchables (2011), Fanaa (2006).
Thank you! The 6th star was for movies I really want to watch again because sometimes I love a movie but I have zero interest in watching it again. (*cough* Oppenheimer *cough*)
Really enjoyed this! I’m a bit older than you (maybe 30 years 😂), so it’s strange to see movies from the 80’s & 90 be referred to as classics, but I guess it all depends on your perspective. Anyway, some of my favorite classic movies are any Katherine Hepburn movies (Philadelphia Story, Bringing Up Baby, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner) - she didn’t win 3 Oscar’s for nothing… Also, Barbara Stanwyck is usually great (Double Indemnity). And Casablanca is a must see. Also, I agree with your friend about Die Hard, it’s one of my all time favorites! And while you’re at the library don’t forget to check out the knitting books. My library system also allows me to request books from any library in my state. If I hear about a knitting book that sounds good, I almost always borrow it from the library first to make sure I will find it useful enough before buying it.
- I also didn’t really get Bridesmaids 😂 - You’re going to love About Time, I cry every time I watch it 😭 - I’m so glad you liked 10 things I hate about you, it’s an absolute classic! - A movie I think pretty much everyone should watch is Everything Everywhere All At Once! - I’m always happy to watch your random non knitting videos 😊
You evidently have good taste in movies. I also think everybody should watch "Everything Everywhere, all at Once" I have re-watched it so many times and I fall more in love with it every time.
Beaches (the 80's one), memoirs of a geisha (the cinematography is amazing!), Young Frankenstein, Spanglish, The Young Victoria, Funny Farm, Elizabeth (both the 1998 and the 2007 ones with Cate Blanchet).
I love journaling content. I had really good habit of it when I was younger, but I'm trying to get back into (it's been almost 9 years). Also, some foreign films I watched in college and loved are "Hindi Medium" (2017, English and Hindi), Faces Places (2017, French), and Your Name (2016, Japanese).
Such a great idea! I don't do journaling but I love to see the list of movies people do! Here a couple that you might like, if not watched yet (sorry for the long list :) ): - The piano, by Jane Campion (1993) - Dangerous Liaisons, by Stephen Frears (1988) - Alien, by Ridley Scott (1979) - Aliens, by James Cameron (1986) - Alien3, by David Fincher (1992) .... and no more!!! - Death Becomes Her, by Robert Zemeckis (1992) - Good Bye Lenin!, by Wolfgang Becker (2003) - In the mood for love, by Wong Kar-wai (2000) - 2046, by Wong Kar-Wai (2004) - Kids, by Larry Clark (1995) - Gisaengchung (Parasites), by Bong Joon Ho (2019) - Cidade de Deus, by Fernando Meirelles & Kátia Lund (2002) - Melancholia, by Lars von Trier (2011) - I'll See You in My Dreams, by Miguel Ángel Vivas (short 2003) - Lola rennt (Run Lola Run), by Tom Tykwer (1998) - 12 Angry Men, by Sidney Lumet (1957) - The Birds, by Alfred Hitchcock (1963) - Misery, by Rob Reiner (1990) - Mr. Nobody, by Jaco Van Dormael (2009) - Jodaeiye Nader az Simin (A separation), by Asghar Farhadi (2011)
One of my favourite movies is “in your eyes” from 2014. It’s a lovely romance/fantasy movie about two strangers who can see and hear through each others eyes. It’s based on the soulmates mythology that we used to be joined together but when we come to Earth we are split in half. I like it, it’s feel good and the soundtrack is pretty good. I also love The Fugitive, a classic for a reason.
Here are a few French-Canadian movies/tv shows I loved : C.R.A.Z.Y (2005) - absolutely love that one Ma fille, mon ange (2007) - with a few well-known and well-love québécois actors La grande séduction (2003) M’entends-tu? (2018) - trashy, crude, tragic, a must see Mommy (2014) - actors are sublime. Le déclin de l’empire américain Les invasions barbares (2003) - won an oscar. Of cours, there are more, but these are the ones I remember from the top of my head.
In no particular order: Godfather I,II, and III; The Miracle Worker (the original with Anne Bancroft and a young Patty Duke); To Kill a Mockingbird; Lawrence of Arabia: Dr. Zhivago; Edward Scissorhands; Waiting for Mr. Goodbar; The Sound of Music; The Piano; Taxi Driver; Tootsie; The Graduate; All the President's Men.
As an avid movie watcher (and knitter), I love this video! I think it’s a great idea, I am horrible at using something like letterbox to track my movie watching but I love the idea of this physical journal and starting with a list to watch. I might have to do this to encourage myself to watch all the movies I’ve been meaning to put on but just never get around to. If you’re looking for some foreign language films, I think anything by Jean Pierre Melville and starring Alain Delon are really good. I don’t know if you have anything by Brian de Palma on your list but I love his films too - Phantom of the Paradise and Blow Out are both amazing, but his older films are all pretty awesome. Thanks!
I have tried journaling ones but it really isn't my thing, but I get the daily self care/self reflexing moment. I try to meditate daily, but I'm in a slump too, so I'm going to try your tips! Ohh and a movie tip: Everything, everywhere, all at ones (2022). Best movie I have ever seen! I'm still a little bit confussed about it, but in a good way.
I really binge-watched your videos in the last couple of weeks. There are only few I skipped (mostly the crochet ones) and this was one of them. I just craved a really non-overwhelming, soft, funny video and this is really what your content is for me. So here we go, I watched it and I loved it. :) I'm also not a film person, but here are a few (non-classics) recommendations from me: Waves, Aftersun, Perfect Days, Call Me By Your Name, ...
I think To Catch a Thief is one of the best Alfred Hitchcock movies. I also LOVED Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind when I was younger, but I haven't seen it in years to know how well it holds up... I also recommend Bandits with Bruce WIllis. Three very different movies, but those are the first three that come to mind.
I'm a little bit late to this video, but I think I saw Little Miss Sunshine on your list and ..... OMG you must watch that one! If you like sarcarsm or dark humor you need to watch this. It's one of my favorites!
I recommend watching Mamma mia!, The breakfast club and Dirty Dancing. I thought " La piel que hábito" directed by Almodóvar is good enough, beware a bit scary. Also "Los olvidados" directed by Luis Buñuel. Maybe you've already watched them, maybe not.
You just listed some of my all time favs! I have not seen La Piel Que Hàbito or Los Olvidados, I’ll be adding them to my life list of movies to watch. Thanks for the recommendations!!! 🍿 🎥
I loved this video ❤ and I would love to see some journaling content! Movies I would recommend are Lars vin Trier movies... Dancer in the dark (with Björk.. very dramatic but so special) Ans dogville.. (well same) And something cozy..the old 'beethoven' movies with that big, lovely , fluffy dog! Ooh and a very fun irish movie: waking Ned. I live love love itm cheesy, funny,Irish.❤
I love all your content. It always makes me think… I have wanted to start journaling but never have as I am would not write pages everyday. Now you have giving me the idea that journaling can just be a sentence. That has expanded the possibilities for me! Thank you!
Yes I love this journaling content!! I feel like I always get into journaling slumps so quickly
Gotta admit I skipped over this at first not realizing it was YOU and I’m mostly on TH-cam for knitting content. Once I realized this was a video from you I had to watch and I’m so glad I did. I love movies too but I usually don’t make time for them. This video makes me want to start my own movie journal. Absolutely more like this please.
I loooooove this idea so much. 100 movies is such a fun little garden path to follow - sounds like blast.
Oh I love that phrase “fun little garden path” 🪴 🌸 ☀️
as someone who's currently in a journal slump I would love to see more journal videos 🙂↕️🙂↕️
Yes, I have decided to try it for myself, because I have been letting life run me over and not journaling about anything. This would force you to take a minute to write.
YES, I love journaling videos but honestly any type of video you come out with is interesting because of your unique perspective.
thank you! 😊
Two must watch movies that I highly, highly recommend are Fried Green Tomatoes and Steel Magnolias! Have a tissue or two at the ready but in the best way possible. ❤
I watched them back-to-back and ugh they’re gut wrenching!
Heck yeah, i'd love some journaling content!!
It's like a personal letterboxd! I'd recommend Mulholland Drive, Brief Encounter, Samsara, Hot Fuzz, Mary & Max, Anatomy of a Fall and The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. And for foreign films Hero (2002), RRR, We Are Little Zombies, REC, Doorlock, Fantastic Planet, Air Doll
Thank you! 😊 the only one on that list I have seen is Hot Fuzz and I loved it. Cornetto trilogy for life!!!
Oh, Mary and Max is so good! Ripped my heart to shreds^^; but in a good way
A third vote for Mary & Max! It's an Australian story by an Australian director so at least sort of counts as international :D
@@ThePixiixiq I'd count that! The United States is an echo chamber of our own media (in my opinion) where we dont really hear about popular media in other regions unless we specifically seek it out. Sometimes it's hard to know where to start.
You've Got Mail is a favorite movie; it always reminds me of fall even though the movie goes through almost an entire year from early fall to late spring/early summer. Looking forward to more journaling content. For journaling ideas, treat it as your "everything, whatever" scratch paper. Grocery list? Write it down. Write out basic points for a conversation you want to have with someone. Write a letter to a friend or your husband or your cat (even if it is a rough draft). Copy down a line of poetry that really grabs hold of you, or a line from whatever book you're reading or from the movies that you are watching. Write down your knitting plans, or gift knit ideas. Add sermon notes if that and church is your thing. If you are planning a vacation, write down your packing list. Doodle a picture of your cats. Get one of those Instax or whatever is similar to polaroid and take photos to paste/tape in the journal.
I think I’m due for stepping up (stepping down?) my journal game. I love the idea of making it more casual. I’ve started using some pages as a day planner and I think it’ll be kinda cool one day to look back at what a grocery list in my 20s looked like or what I did in a day.
I'm excited to see any and all videos you want to make! Your videos are perfect for playing while knitting/crocheting, regardless of the subject matter
Thank you 😊
I'm not a journaling person, but I enjoy watching most creative endavours, including this.
I think it makes so much sense for you to not just make knitting videos as someone who doesn't aim to create pieces as fast as possible, and I think it might be a good reminder to other creators that you don't need to knit a finished garment (or several!) for each upload.
stardust (2007) is a movie I keep coming back to and find giving me so much creative inspiration because it’s costume design is very my aesthetic
That whole movie is stunning. I watched it in high school and also loved the costumes.
I loved Lisbon Story and Amelie. I haven't seen them in a long time, but your film reminded me I need to watch them again
I’ve got to add those to my list!
Yes, I was going to suggest Amelie, but you beat me to it!
Omg I just suggested Amelie too! Great to see so much love for it
I never click faster than when your videos pop up. Could be an Olympic sport at this point.
Edit: I would like to submit The Princess Bride and Monty Python and the Holy Grail for you to watch next, featuring heaps of witty banter and ironic criticism of cliches. Both masterpieces.
Both I love and quote waaaay too often and both are certainly great classics!!
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - it's magic and it really should be better known
I've been wanting to see that for years and I need to just sit down and watch it already!
i love the campy melodrama of Baz Luhrmann's red curtain trilogy: thats Strictly Ballroom, Moulin Rouge, and Romeo + Juliet. lots of people have seen the latter two, but strictly ballroom is one of my all-time comfort movies. i love it. :)
Thank you! I’ve added them to my list 🥰
Triple R -- Indian blockbuster! So enjoyable!
Ouuuu, thanks!
This seems like a good idea to me, since I'd like to get better at critiquing content. Thanks for the video, it made me happy, have a nice day!
Idk if anyone’s recommended this already but I consider The Book Thief required reading for everyone and is one of the few movies that is just as excellent as the book! Subject matter is heavy so prepare yourself mentally but so worth it
I absolutely need to see The Book Thief! I was not a reader as a kid but have grown into it as an adult. I might need to do a read/watch.
Snowpiercer!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's awesome!
Hell yea! Loved it
I always love your content. And YES...I love this video. I've just started journaling myself.
I would love to see other journal videos, I find it so satisfying to watch 😌 and it gives me ideas for my bulletjournal too, it never crossed my mind that I could print things on a "sticker paper" (don't remember how you called that), cut it, and stick it on my journal! That's so nice 😍
Adhesive label paper (8 1/2” x 11”) and I use it all the time! I love it
@@BreathingYarn thanks for the reference!!
a simple favour was a recent fav watch! I think you'd get a giggle from the humour in it!
I’ve seen it three times and loved it every time! Blake lively is iconic in it.
My partner and I watch movies together often! It's become such a simple way for us to connect and talk about things we might not normally bring up. Our favorites are just about anything A24 (weird one-offs that really make you think) or quaint animated films from other countries.
I adore A24, they are such a standout for quality and unique films!
it's lovely to see you do more journaling content, and if there's any other content you want to peruse you absolute should give it a try. Your videos are awesome and always cheer me up on a rough day.
Omg thank you! 😊
Love this. Your videos are all so relaxing! I would reccomend Mr right 😊
Thank you! ☺️
I love the journalling content ❤
Love this idea. My journaling efforts are usually short-lived, but I love seeing how other people utilize their journals. As for movie suggestions, I’ll share my Thanksgiving pics/picks. 🙂 It’s now a tradition that we watch ‘Planes, Trains, and Automobiles’, ‘Home for the Holidays’, and ‘Pieces of April’ on the Thanksgiving weekend.
Yessss 🙌🏻 thank you!
I love this idea, I might do this on a smaller scale with albums 👀 Run Lola Run (Lola rennt) is a great German movie, if you haven't seen it yet!
Albums would be an awesome idea. Thanks for the movie recommendation!!!
The Red Shoes, Room with a View, Stray Dog, The High and the Low, Seven Samurai
Oh my gosh, it's so exciting to see some old movies on your list that I have seen before! I have good memories watching Sunset Boulevard, 12 Angry Men, and Lovely Bones.
May I recommend What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? and 12 Monkeys. For foreign films, you might be interested in delivering into animated films such as Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, or Naussica of the Valley of Wind.
This was such a lovely video. In my family, we watch movies as a way to bond and spend time together and hearing about your love for movies made me think about my relationship with my favorite pieces of media ❤.
That’s so sweet and I definitely have the same experience growing up. The only time my family all got along was when we were watching movies 🍿
Love this idea!! Please make more videos like this.
I absolutely loved banshees of inisherin. Not sure it's a must, but a great movie
i would love to see more journaling content from you!! i've also been in a journal slump recently, only keeping up with my bullet journal and writing lists but i recently started a commonplace notebook to jot down random thoughts, rant about hyperfixations, make knitting notes and little sketches in which really helps since there isn't pressure to do it every day :>
What a coincidence! I just got back into journaling as well. However I used to stress about writing and filling up pages, but now I've gotten into junk journaling and collage journaling. I don't even write in my journals anymore and it makes it SO MUCH MORE FUN. I've been enjoying it a lot and I've been watching tons of YT vids about creative collage junk journaling. I would love to see more videos like this :)
I love junk journaling!
I can recommend The Lives of Others, a german movie set in the GDR about a member of the secret police spying on an author but growing more and more fascinated by his life. It's very character-driven and won a bunch of awards. Another one that's really good is Rashomon, a japanese movie from the 50s. It revolves around a crime that was seen by multiple people who all remember it differently. I watched it in University for a course and was surprised by how modern it feels.
Thank you!!
Also (cannot BELIEVE I didn't think of these the first time): Midnight Cowboy; Patton; In the Heat of the Night; Norma Rae; Whatever Happened to Baby Jane; Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte; Like Water for Chocolate; The Deer Hunter; My Left Foot; Driving Miss Daisy; The Help.
Ouuuuu, you have a strong list going. The only one I've seen on that list is The Help and I loved it. The pie scene is ICONIC.
What an interesting idea! I saw lots of my favorite movies on your list! If you want to branch out into non english language movies I recommend you to check out - La Folie Des Grandeurs 1971 (french), Memoir of a Murderer 2017 (korean), Knockin' on Heaven's Door 1997 (german) and Znachor 1982 (polish).
Ouuuu, thank you! Those all sound hella interesting. I'm adding them post-haste.
some of these movies are my all time favorites (Her is probably my all time #1) - i love this idea and think i'm going to do it too!!
update to add recent favorites: the hunger games ballad of songbirds and snakes; the beekeeper; the menu (have watched several times and think about it often); ricky stanicky; good grief.
I saw The Menu when it first came out and thought it was just okay, but then I watched it again, and again, and now I fricken love it! I will be rewatching it so many more times. IDK why I didnt like it much the first time, I was clearly crazy.
Yes
I love watching videos about journaling and this is such a fun jumpstart for you. You might have seen her channel already, but Tina from Overall Adventures has lots of wonderful journal related content. She also has a video where she lists her fave journaling books and they are all older interesting ones that you wouldn't normally see mentioned.
Awesome, I’ll check her out!
I Really like all the spiderman movies(idk if you will like them)
I have only seen the newer Spider Man movies, but they’ve made me really wanna see the originals!
You should watch "Ramon", because you said that you want movies from other countries too
Its comedy
Love this! Not into journaling but my Dad was a classic movie buff so here goes. Yes yes yes The Rope!! Such a perfect movie! So glad you experienced it.
Sunset Boulevard -1950 ( the height of movie glamour , camp, and drama)
Gaslight - 1944 (also Angela Lansbury's first movie role. She is a young chick in this one)
The Letter- 1940 (based on a true story and the subject of numerous novels) BETTE DAVIS!!! The best!!! watch any of her movies. So over the top and so great!
The Third Man-1949 (the theme music is a classic)
Life is Beautiful 1997 (so sad, so funny, so heart wrenching)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind -2004 (emotionally mind bending)
and my favorite of all favorites....Nights of Cabiria - 1957....I cant even...Giulietta Masina (Fellini's wife) is the goddess of acting. You cant help but love her character. This is so good.
I'm getting giddy just reading through your list, absolute must to all of those movies. I cant wait!
I have two underrated gems that I adore! First is the Love Witch, it's, as the title suggests, about a witch obsessed with love. It came out within the last ten years but is incredibly inspired by the 60s/70s and old hollywood and the costuming is outstanding. The other is a queer classic called The Watermelon Woman. Its about a woman who decides to make a documentary on a lesser known black actress from old hollywood which takes her on a journey of queerness and race in hollywood.
Those both sound amazing!
10 Things I Hate About You is one of my favorites. I probably watch it at least twice a year. A classic that I personally love is His Girl Friday, I think everyone should watch this one
Loved this!!!!!!! Came for the knitting videos but would watch a 100 more of these. Foreign film recommendation (first half is romantic comedy and second half is tearjerker): Life Is Beautiful.
Dang reading through the rest of the comments and I’m just going to have to save this video for movie recommendations. If you feel like it, a follow up video with your rating of the movies in your journal (or the you ended up watching from this comment section) would be fascinating!
People really showed up with the recommendations! I’m so excited and I totally want to make a follow up!!!
I love the director’s cut of Midsommar and anything by Miyazaki.
I can’t believe I haven’t see it yet!
Oh wow yeah, Midsommar is fantastic!
I'm totally here for the knitting/crochet/sewing BUT I love your videos and editing style and I've made it my 2024 goal to journal consistently so I was so happy and excited to see this video pop up! I'd love to see more journaling content if you keep making it
The Italian Job is so underrated! I also just rewatched Oceans 11 last week, such a classic!!!
I'm new here, I clicked on another one of your videos about Halloween crochet patterns, but I LOVE journaling videos. I discovered reading journals through BookTube and have recently started up one of my own. In the near future I'd like to create a gaming journal and memory keeping journal as well. I enjoy seeing what kinds of spreads others have created and dedicating journal space to a 100 *anything* project seems like a fun idea.
Booktube is awesome! I can’t believe I didn’t dive into it until a few months ago. I also think having a gaming journal would be epic!
I love 'the decoy bride'! 😁 It's a British movie starring one of the doctors from doctor who, which I can also highly recommend (though it's a series, not a movie)!
The Decoy Bride is so underrated! I watched it one day a few years ago when I was sick and LOVED it 😂
Your journal is so cool! Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds is such a good movie. I also have not seen Die Hard. 😄
Thank goodness I am not the only one!
Your channel is one of my chill happy places, so I’ll watch whatever you decide to post. And yes to more journaling videos! I’m trying to get back into the habit, but been in need of some inspiration. Never thought about making my own stickers!
Movie Recommendations: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Clue, Singin’ in the Rain, American in Paris, Practical Magic, and Penelope.
I think you can tell a lot about a person by their favorite movies. I rewatch Clue & Penelope every fall 🥰 they are both a very specific vibe that provide much needed comfort. I am looking forward to watching the other two!
@@BreathingYarn So happy to hear someone else loves Penelope! It’s a movie I recommend to people because I don’t know that many who have seen it or know about it. Plus, it’s just so cute and quirky. Her costumes had major influence on my own style. And her honeycomb scarf is a dream knitting project of mine.
Such a great idea!! My favourite movie ever is The Martian, I can watch it over and over. Please feel free to keep us updated with your favourites!
Great movie. Always makes me crave potatoes 🥔 😂
I LOVE the Martian. I’ve seen it multiple times, usually back-to-back with Interstellar. I feel like it’s the perfect blend of funny, dramatic, survival, action. A little bit of everything but in a balanced way 🥔
@@emilysmith2784 YES 😂 every time!
@@BreathingYarn absolutely!! Such a feel good ending as well, I always feel a bit more appreciation for the earth too 🌱🥰
Highly recommend The Other Boleyn Girl. It’s one of my favorite movies!
Thanks!!
These are classic "old school" movies that are often referenced in the culture...new films, music, and general social commentary. One last one to add: "The Color Purple" with Whoopi Goldberg. Very moving. Have fun! 🙂
I should totally watch the Color Purple movie. I LOVED the musical version I saw a few months ago and I know I’d love the movie!
I love your knitting content but it’s so much fun to see what else is inspiring you! This is such a cute idea and I feel like it could be so easily adapted for lots of other things too. Always love a bit more journalling content being put out into the world ❤
I don’t normally write comments so this is a great chance to say how much I love everything about your videos! I really enjoyed these movies, they’re pretty different:
Needle in a time stack-2021
The big bad fox & other tales-2017
Cabaret-1972
Thank you so much! I also really appreciate the movie lineup! How have I not seen Cabaret yet??
I really enjoyed 'Oscar and the pink lady' (2009),
'Dogma' (1999) and '7 Psychos' (2012) are amazing and are a must-watch!
A couple of offbeat, yet commercially very successful movies I love are "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "Being John Malkovich". Both must sees, in my opinion, if you haven't already.
Thank you! I have been wanting to see Eternal Sunshine for ages!!!
I’m also in a journalling slump so I’m here for this content too hahaha
You have inspired me with an idea for my journalling. Love to see more of this. PS did not enjoy Little Miss Sunshine, interested in your thoughts
I ended up watching something else that day but now im really curious about the movie 😂
This is such a good idea! Now I’m heavily debating if I should buy a dvd player on marketplace and give this a go!
Such a fun idea!!
For foreign films, I highly recommend In The Mood For Love by Wong Kar-wai. It's absolutely gorgeous (and was visually referenced in Everything Everywhere All at Once, which you should also watch if you haven't seen it yet).
And for a film with an idiosyncratic energy thst just can't be found anywhere else, I recommend The Fifth Element. It's wild and I love it!
Everything Everywhere All At Once is one of my all time favorites. The 5th Element was a staple in my household growing up! I will definitely check out mood for love!!!
OK, if you like "The Fifth Element", then I recommend you "Jodorovsky's Dune". It's a 2013 documentary, interesting and fun.
Also recommending "Fallen Leaves" (2023), it's a foreign film, my favourite from this year, I just love it.
Enjoyed this video of an OCD-organized movie review journal, something like I would do! 😄 I strongly recommend a translated Italian film called “Life is Beautiful”, sad and happy at the same time.
I have such a soft spot for melancholy films!
I only recently discovered your channel and watched just 2 latest videos, but I’m already so excited to watch the rest! 100 films seems to be a huge commitment for me rn, but you made me think about journaling (I’ve been struggling with it too)
I would absolutely 100% recommend "Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain" aka Amélie. Especially seeing as a lot of films you've enjoyed are ones I also love - and Amélie is one of my favourite films of all time! Also 2006's "The Fall" with Lee Pace has insanely amazing cinematography! I love that you've gotten back into journalling and are visiting your local library. I'd love to see more journalling or movie content!
Oh, and I just saw a comment suggesting Midsommar and I absolutely agree!
Movies to watch: Begin Again with Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley, The High Note with Dakota Johnson, The Secret Garden from 1949 with Margaret O'Brian, National Velvet from 1944 with Elizabeth Taylor, The Black Stallion from 1979 with Mickey Rooney, The Goonies 1985, Meet Me In St. Louis from 1944 with Judy Garland, Pride and Prejudice from 2005 with Keira Knightley, Bend It Like Beckham with Keira Knightley
I’m so excited for these movies! I have seen Begin Again about 12 times because it is phenomenal. The tone is amazing and I have all the songs downloaded. Love ❤️
Looove this idea! I'm a total film nerd and I've been in a journaling slump too, so I might try this out 😊 as for recommendations: maybe these are already on your list, but if you want some more classic/old Hollywood films, I'd recommend The Red Shoes (beautiful film about ballet/what it takes to be an artist) and Metropolis by Fritz Lang, a totally crazy sci-fi from the 20s! I think both are available here on TH-cam 🤩
Thanks! I haven’t seen either of those. I’ve been loving classic Hollywood.
Major chick movies, but two of my favorites are Sabrina (the 90s version) and Music and Lyrics (Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore). Thanks for the video. It was a fun one. I also struggle with the desire to write every day but often (always) find myself in a slump.
The song “Pop goes my heart” lives in my head forever 😂 I love that movie so much. The songs, the humor, the creative inspiration!
@@BreathingYarn "Slam" - short and sweet, but that song can get into my head and not let go for days.
nice video :) the film i watched most recently that i really enjoyed was American Fiction, and then found out it was a book called Erasure before hand so now been introduced to an author i hadn't heard of, love the humour and the way race and other difficult topics are addressed. i really want a journal now
Awesome idea. Need to get top gun and top gun maverick on there x
Oh hell yea! I should've watched it before the sequal came out so I could have seen it in theaters, but better late than never!
LOVE THIS! My favourite films are Carlito's Way and Once Upon a Time In America (this is a long one)
Thank you 😊
This was a fun different video. Has gotten me to think about how I could change up journaling. Movie recommendations would be MoonStruck, Forest Gump, Jaws (you may have mentioned it) Jusrasic Park, 12 monkeys and I'm sure there are many more. Those are the ones that came to mind iright now. Enjoy!
Thank you and thanks for the movies! I can’t believe I’ve made it so far in life and haven’t seen Moon Struck!
That's a fun idea! Though it blew my mind seeing Die Hard on there. I watch that yearly 😂😂
I am also older so that would explain it haha.
I also just got to the part where you mentioned about not seeing Die Hard 😂😂 My hubby loves films and he gets shocked so often at the ones I haven't seen, so I can't really say anything to anyone else ha :)
I know! I make fun of my friends for the movies they haven’t seen and then when I pulled this list together, I realized I have some MAJOR gaps in my movie watching collection
For SciFi movies, I recommend Snowpiercer (2013), Pitch Black (2000), and the original Dune (1984).
I love a classic SciFi!
I only discovered your channel today, but I would love to see more journaling videos, apart from the knitting/crochet content! 😊 I create reading challenges for myself in a similar way, but I've been really behind with watching movies this year and you inspired me to do it more often.
I'm not sure which genres you like the most, but some of my favourite movies are: The Fountain (2006), Practical Magic (1998), Whisper of the Heart (1995), Mona Lisa Smile (2003), Tolkien (2019), The Mummy and The Mummy Returns (so fun 😄), Chocolat (2000), K-PAX (2001), The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012), Agora (2009).
For the foreign movies, I recommend Cold War (2018), Hear Me (2009), The Intouchables (2011), Fanaa (2006).
I think we have very similar taste in movies!!! So glad someone else loves Chocolat!
I love how you've added the sixth star
Thank you! The 6th star was for movies I really want to watch again because sometimes I love a movie but I have zero interest in watching it again. (*cough* Oppenheimer *cough*)
Movie suggestion: «Help, I’m a fish!» It was my favorite movie growing up🥰
That sounds hilarious! I love it from the title alone.
Really enjoyed this! I’m a bit older than you (maybe 30 years 😂), so it’s strange to see movies from the 80’s & 90 be referred to as classics, but I guess it all depends on your perspective. Anyway, some of my favorite classic movies are any Katherine Hepburn movies (Philadelphia Story, Bringing Up Baby, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner) - she didn’t win 3 Oscar’s for nothing… Also, Barbara Stanwyck is usually great (Double Indemnity). And Casablanca is a must see. Also, I agree with your friend about Die Hard, it’s one of my all time favorites!
And while you’re at the library don’t forget to check out the knitting books. My library system also allows me to request books from any library in my state. If I hear about a knitting book that sounds good, I almost always borrow it from the library first to make sure I will find it useful enough before buying it.
I love the journaling content. Also, I did this concept but with books.
- I also didn’t really get Bridesmaids 😂
- You’re going to love About Time, I cry every time I watch it 😭
- I’m so glad you liked 10 things I hate about you, it’s an absolute classic!
- A movie I think pretty much everyone should watch is Everything Everywhere All At Once!
- I’m always happy to watch your random non knitting videos 😊
You evidently have good taste in movies. I also think everybody should watch "Everything Everywhere, all at Once" I have re-watched it so many times and I fall more in love with it every time.
Beaches (the 80's one), memoirs of a geisha (the cinematography is amazing!), Young Frankenstein, Spanglish, The Young Victoria, Funny Farm, Elizabeth (both the 1998 and the 2007 ones with Cate Blanchet).
Such a great list! I love Memoirs of a Geisha. Makes me cry. It’s so beautifully filmed.
I love journaling content. I had really good habit of it when I was younger, but I'm trying to get back into (it's been almost 9 years). Also, some foreign films I watched in college and loved are "Hindi Medium" (2017, English and Hindi), Faces Places (2017, French), and Your Name (2016, Japanese).
Awweee, thank you!
Soylent Green is a good movie
Such a great idea! I don't do journaling but I love to see the list of movies people do! Here a couple that you might like, if not watched yet (sorry for the long list :) ):
- The piano, by Jane Campion (1993)
- Dangerous Liaisons, by Stephen Frears (1988)
- Alien, by Ridley Scott (1979)
- Aliens, by James Cameron (1986)
- Alien3, by David Fincher (1992) .... and no more!!!
- Death Becomes Her, by Robert Zemeckis (1992)
- Good Bye Lenin!, by Wolfgang Becker (2003)
- In the mood for love, by Wong Kar-wai (2000)
- 2046, by Wong Kar-Wai (2004)
- Kids, by Larry Clark (1995)
- Gisaengchung (Parasites), by Bong Joon Ho (2019)
- Cidade de Deus, by Fernando Meirelles & Kátia Lund (2002)
- Melancholia, by Lars von Trier (2011)
- I'll See You in My Dreams, by Miguel Ángel Vivas (short 2003)
- Lola rennt (Run Lola Run), by Tom Tykwer (1998)
- 12 Angry Men, by Sidney Lumet (1957)
- The Birds, by Alfred Hitchcock (1963)
- Misery, by Rob Reiner (1990)
- Mr. Nobody, by Jaco Van Dormael (2009)
- Jodaeiye Nader az Simin (A separation), by Asghar Farhadi (2011)
Thank you for the long list! I seriously appreciate it and the effort to put in all the dates. I’m adding them all to my list
One of my favourite movies is “in your eyes” from 2014. It’s a lovely romance/fantasy movie about two strangers who can see and hear through each others eyes. It’s based on the soulmates mythology that we used to be joined together but when we come to Earth we are split in half. I like it, it’s feel good and the soundtrack is pretty good. I also love The Fugitive, a classic for a reason.
That sounds so beautiful 🥰
Here are a few French-Canadian movies/tv shows I loved :
C.R.A.Z.Y (2005) - absolutely love that one
Ma fille, mon ange (2007) - with a few well-known and well-love québécois actors
La grande séduction (2003)
M’entends-tu? (2018) - trashy, crude, tragic, a must see
Mommy (2014) - actors are sublime.
Le déclin de l’empire américain
Les invasions barbares (2003) - won an oscar.
Of cours, there are more, but these are the ones I remember from the top of my head.
Thank you!!!
My recommendation is “Amèlie” it’s a 2001 French movie I looove❤❤
I can’t believe that didn’t make my list this time! I’ve been wanting to see it for ages.
In no particular order: Godfather I,II, and III; The Miracle Worker (the original with Anne Bancroft and a young Patty Duke); To Kill a Mockingbird; Lawrence of Arabia: Dr. Zhivago; Edward Scissorhands; Waiting for Mr. Goodbar; The Sound of Music; The Piano; Taxi Driver; Tootsie; The Graduate; All the President's Men.
Thank you!
As an avid movie watcher (and knitter), I love this video! I think it’s a great idea, I am horrible at using something like letterbox to track my movie watching but I love the idea of this physical journal and starting with a list to watch. I might have to do this to encourage myself to watch all the movies I’ve been meaning to put on but just never get around to. If you’re looking for some foreign language films, I think anything by Jean Pierre Melville and starring Alain Delon are really good. I don’t know if you have anything by Brian de Palma on your list but I love his films too - Phantom of the Paradise and Blow Out are both amazing, but his older films are all pretty awesome. Thanks!
Ouuuu, thank you!!
I have tried journaling ones but it really isn't my thing, but I get the daily self care/self reflexing moment. I try to meditate daily, but I'm in a slump too, so I'm going to try your tips! Ohh and a movie tip: Everything, everywhere, all at ones (2022). Best movie I have ever seen! I'm still a little bit confussed about it, but in a good way.
EEAAO was such a good movie omg. It’s in my top 3 favorites!
I really binge-watched your videos in the last couple of weeks. There are only few I skipped (mostly the crochet ones) and this was one of them. I just craved a really non-overwhelming, soft, funny video and this is really what your content is for me. So here we go, I watched it and I loved it. :)
I'm also not a film person, but here are a few (non-classics) recommendations from me: Waves, Aftersun, Perfect Days, Call Me By Your Name, ...
I can’t wait to watch Perfect Days. I watched Call me by Your Name and absolutely loved it!
One of the best movies ever is The Intouchables. I think the English version is called Untouchables. (Not The Upside!)
😂 thanks!
I think To Catch a Thief is one of the best Alfred Hitchcock movies. I also LOVED Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind when I was younger, but I haven't seen it in years to know how well it holds up... I also recommend Bandits with Bruce WIllis. Three very different movies, but those are the first three that come to mind.
Thank you! Gotta love a person with diverse taste in movies. 🍿
Young Sherlock Holmes and Real Genius got me through college and yes I am old lol.
Real Genius is a frickin classic! My moms favorite line is “up the voltage” 😂
I'm a little bit late to this video, but I think I saw Little Miss Sunshine on your list and ..... OMG you must watch that one! If you like sarcarsm or dark humor you need to watch this. It's one of my favorites!
Doh! I was so excited I commented before the end yand you said you were going to watch it. I hope you loved it as much as you were expecting :)
I recommend watching Mamma mia!, The breakfast club and Dirty Dancing. I thought " La piel que hábito" directed by Almodóvar is good enough, beware a bit scary. Also "Los olvidados" directed by Luis Buñuel.
Maybe you've already watched them, maybe not.
You just listed some of my all time favs! I have not seen La Piel Que Hàbito or Los Olvidados, I’ll be adding them to my life list of movies to watch. Thanks for the recommendations!!! 🍿 🎥
I loved this video ❤ and I would love to see some journaling content!
Movies I would recommend are Lars vin Trier movies... Dancer in the dark (with Björk.. very dramatic but so special) Ans dogville.. (well same)
And something cozy..the old 'beethoven' movies with that big, lovely , fluffy dog! Ooh and a very fun irish movie: waking Ned. I live love love itm cheesy, funny,Irish.❤