I cried in this scene.
Not gonna lie.
Will Reccomends: Eternal Sunshine
Now here is a film that is a must see, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Directed by Michel Gondry, Eternal Sunshine asks the question ‘If you could erase someone from your life completely, would you?’
In the film, a service exists where, if willing, you can have any portion of your memory erased, every single moment of happiness, drama and love erased out of their life. When Joel (Played by Jim Carrey) realizes that his estranged girlfriend, Clementine (Played by Kate Winslet) has had him erased from his memory, he undertakes the same procedure. Regretting what he has done part way through the procedure, he attempts to retain what’s left of his memory of Clementine.
A quirky and thoughtful movie, Eternal Sunshine’s narrative is backed up with witty dialog as well as enough drama to keep the viewer interested, it is an excellent watch, and I wholeheartedly recommend the film.
I honestly do not get why people have to be so mean sometimes. It’s not even funny.
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http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6
The comic is called Homestuck.
Read it, now!
Okay, I can’t just put that, though the creativity that just oozes out of the webcomic is astounding.
The premise of Homestuck is based around a young boy named John, who, on his 13th birthday, receives a computer game that seems to both end the world, as well as save his life in the process. I can’t say much else without spoiling too much, but it is worth a read through.
With subtle references to essentially everything, many ongoing self-jokes as well as constant brilliant plot development, it is a great read. You may, though, have to dedicate a few days to reading it, as it is hard to pry yourself from, and isn’t finished yet. (It is over 4000 pages long as this moment, and is far from finishing!)
Made a mad Persona 4 wallpaper because I was bored, based on the tv in the opening credits.
