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kitewithfish) wrote2022-12-20 11:55 am
kitewithfish) wrote2022-12-20 11:55 am
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December Daily 12-20-2022 - top comfort movies
dorinda - Top 5 comfort movies? Or comfort reads, if you'd rather
Oh goodness. I don't know that I can rank these!
Pacific Rim - Truly wonderful chemistry between the leas, Guillermo del Toro can direct like anything, and it's a shockingly hopeful vision of the future.
Mamma Mia! - It's a musical where the stakes are subterranean and the music is super fun.
Muppet Christmas Carol - This is probably my favorite film. It's a musical, it's a shockingly accurate period piece, it's Michael Cane's favorite film.
The Court Jester (1955) - If you have not seen this film, you have seen its impact on 'period' Hollywood movies for decades. It's also stunningly funny, incredibly well put together, and a delight.
In Other Lands by Sarah Reese Brennan -This book stars a sarcastic queer protagonist who falls in love too hard and can't really understand other people very well, and hurts people's feelings a fair amount. He finds love and acceptance and happiness anyways, without having to be a different person than he is, but while also understanding that he doesn't get to be a jerk to people because it's easy.
Oh goodness. I don't know that I can rank these!
Pacific Rim - Truly wonderful chemistry between the leas, Guillermo del Toro can direct like anything, and it's a shockingly hopeful vision of the future.
Mamma Mia! - It's a musical where the stakes are subterranean and the music is super fun.
Muppet Christmas Carol - This is probably my favorite film. It's a musical, it's a shockingly accurate period piece, it's Michael Cane's favorite film.
The Court Jester (1955) - If you have not seen this film, you have seen its impact on 'period' Hollywood movies for decades. It's also stunningly funny, incredibly well put together, and a delight.
In Other Lands by Sarah Reese Brennan -This book stars a sarcastic queer protagonist who falls in love too hard and can't really understand other people very well, and hurts people's feelings a fair amount. He finds love and acceptance and happiness anyways, without having to be a different person than he is, but while also understanding that he doesn't get to be a jerk to people because it's easy.
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