I was lucky enough to see it in theaters twice last year. It has this reputation for being extremely depressing, and yes the first half is horrific. However the second half and ultimate conclusion of the movie is so incredibly inspiring ! That despite all of the fear or pain that comes from interacting with others, it’s still worth it, and it’s what being human is all about. It pushed me to become marginally less afraid of talking to people, of pursuing genuine connection and I love it dearly for that.
Jan 16, 2025
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I always want to recommend this at risk of someone actually watching and going “that Taylor, she’s a weirdo” except most of the REALLY weird stuff you have to get through 90% of the series to see so maybe they’re the weirdo!
Watched it for the first time roughly a year ago, saw “End of Evangelion” in a sold out theatre tonight and my love for this show immediately came rushing back.
Mar 18, 2024
to be honest this hits 10x harder when you've seen the show, even though you'll understand it about the same amount. i watched this at 16 and was in a catatonic state for a month afterwards, a part of me will never really recover. masterpiece
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My god everything is experienced better this way. Stop looking at guides, walkthroughs, endings explained (my least favorite), even the blurbs on the back. Such a rare opportunity in this time to go into something without knowing anything about it, yet so rewarding. To be pleasantly surprised or blown away, to have no idea what’s happening, to find that you really didn’t like it, an opinion formed on your own.. nothing is more valuable
May 29, 2025
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You know who you are.. the website is a better place with you here.. thanks for all the tea LOL
Jul 1, 2025
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For whatever reason a mess looks *so much* worse through a picture than it does in person.. but then when it’s clean it’ll look that much better afterwards. Good way of mustering up that motivation you need to get yo shit together.
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