Adam
Never Let Me Go
One Day
In all of these, there is a profound grieving over what never was, or what could have been. Love is unexpected, and wildly unpredictable. It grows, shines, aches and sometimes...it is lost.
And yet, in all of these films, there is this quiet resolve that what is IS precisely as it should BE. Oh, the joy of acceptance. Not for the sake of accepting, but acceptance based on contentment. I don't know how to put any of this to words, but I just must highly
HIGHLY
recommend these three movies. If you haven't seen them, move them to the top of your list. They're all brilliant.
1 comment:
Adam is by far one of my favorite films ever...it was my first Netflix DVD rental ever! (I couldn't find a theater with it in Miami)
The ending is even better than 500 Days of Summer which I think should be on your list :)
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