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Me every fall
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Top 7 Comfort Movies
I got tagged for this by @jessthebooklover . Thank you!
1. Whisper of the Heart (1994) - My forever favorite comfort movie. While I relate heavily to the main character, the life lessons are something I think anyone can benefit from, and the atmosphere of the entire film is endlessly charming. I love it with my whole heart.
2. Pride & Prejudice (2005) - I'm sure this one is on a lot of people's lists. Nothing can beat the romance in this film. I absolutely am in love with Mr. Darcy.
3. Under the Tuscan Sun (2003) - My family spends a lot of time in this area of Italy. The eclectic cast of characters and beautiful landscapes the main character comes across are all very accurate representations to me. Watching it feels like coming home.
4. A Good Year (2006) - I've been watching this film with my mom since it came out. It's about an egotistical British stoke broker (Russell Crowe of all people) who ends up inheriting his late uncle's estate in Provence. It's a little cheesy, but severely underrated.
5. Begin Again (2013) - Wow... I guess there'll be two Keira Knightley films on this list. Another severely underrated film about a young British musician displaced in nyc after a breakup, and the washed up producer she meets who decides to help her make an album. The scene where he first sees her perform is one of my favorites in cinema. Also, killer soundtrack. I'll watch the movie just for the music.
6. Midnight in Paris (2011) - I'm predictable... This film caters to everything I love: Paris, the 1920s, main character is a writer, amazing romance (oops looks like Marion Cotillard showed up twice too...) Some of the characters are a bit annoying and the plot can be a bit cheesy, but I love it.
7. Howl's Moving Castle (2004) - I don't really think I need to explain myself on this one. You guys know how I feel about it.
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RIP Lestat de Lioncourt you would have loved eclectic Renaissance/neoclassical/90s pseudo-Tuscan kitchen McMansions
Feeling very whimsical tuscan this June
2025 was a hot mess, emphasis on the hot.
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All these phones and I’m still missing calls
It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to
My love of everything retro and eclectic transcends time and space. Decades from 50s- 80s inspo, my hipster and soft grunge roots, and my insufferable love for the dramatics are all on display for my birthday celebration.
Three key points: Polkadots, polaroids, and victorian piping.
the way i still listen to the same music as i did when i was 14
Brb forcing my boyfriend to watch The Amazing Spiderman for the first time because HOW ON EARTH has he not?!
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If you need me ill be here from now till forever since July is officially over and Halloween has begun.
Time traveled back to 2014 in the Victoria Secret fitting room 🛍️🐶
Doing my part to make life sound like this in 2025.
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so nostalgia