Best one yet
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Thanks!
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and @XantheStone
You may enjoy this if not already seens:
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You are a sick, sick person.
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I dunno. I like melancholy, and I think my favorite sad film ever is Dancer in the Dark.
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An understatement at best. I tell people they really should watch it. Once. Its beautiful but absolutely soul destroying.
I did not like it. But I know many who do. I remember it being really vague and plodding.
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Iāve generally liked, although not loved, most of del Toroās films, but I was un-enthused by Hellboy. Lots of nice elements, but it didnāt really fit together well for me.
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From Wikipedia about Fonz in Happy Days:
āHe and his mother were abandoned by his father. When the senior Fonzarelli disappeared, he left a locked box for his son, but not a key; the young Arthur did everything to open the box before finally repeatedly running over it with his tricycle, only to reveal that it just contained the key to the box.ā
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Open up, Pee-Wee!
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Geez, just seeing the trailer brought it all back.
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I almost went with Watership Down.
The Fox and the Hound?
Well, maybe The Fox and the Hound isnāt quite as harrowing but it still left me with a life long impression.
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Melancholia? Breaking the Waves?
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Bush league, in comparison. I still canāt believe it was shown in movie theaters (in Japan) in a double feature with My Neighbor Totoro.
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I was trying to remember the name of this one, itās from the Memories compilation of shorts and will break your heart:
(I would recommend watching it before reading the synopsis though.)
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The Fox and the Hound was? Thatās like, two pretty diametric takes on relationships there.
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I donāt think Iāve ever seen The Fox and the Hound.
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Itās like Grave of the Fireflies, but with anthropomorphic animals.
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Is it as sad as I remember it being?
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I have no idea. I have seen it, but not in 30+ years.
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