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Y'all. Please go watch conclave. Literally the best movie I've watched this year, by far; or at least pretty up there. The plot twist is amazing, but more than that, the whole movie does such an incredible job discussing doubt, religion, and certainty. 4.5/5.
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with everything going on, i think everybody should sit down and watch conclave. best movie of 2024 &&& was ROBBBED bad at the oscars. watch it watch it watch it
Apr 22, 2025
A taught, political thriller of a different sort with an incredible cast and beautiful set/costume design. I’ve been to the Sistine Chapel and I was honestly surprised the Vatican would let them film inside until I read that they recreated it for the movie (cuz of course they did!).
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Jan 1, 2025
the absolute diva-off of the year, i felt very much at home watching a bunch of catholics doing what catholics do best: gossiping <3
but in all seriousness this film was brilliant and i enjoyed every single second.
Jan 20, 2025
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Yea yea I know that's the most corny, most BORING answer but it's the truth. Today, my friends and I drove 30-45 mins just to go to wingstop. Why? Because we had never tried it before. It was a long endeavor, but now I will always have those memories with me. Don't be afraid to try things, especially the stupid little things; I find that those are the ones worth living for.
Apr 9, 2025
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Once I give you a contact picture on my phone, that shit is never getting taken down. I don’t care if we never speak again, I don’t care if you did me super dirty or vice versa. Once it’s done that’s it.
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It's a really crazy thing to experience, grief is a feeling that is shared-- I think-- across animals, it's one of the deepest feelings we have that is also felt by others, not just humans. But since I can only speak for humans, here it is. I think grief is about as bittersweet as it gets. Grief is the feeling of absence; the feeling of losing a love that was once there, which is to say, there is a part of you that go to experience that love and that's something to be grateful for. I've found that grieving people who are still alive is so strange, there's always a part of me that wants to will the person back into my life but I always wonder if it's worth it. Sometimes I also grieve for my younger self. All the endless possibilities of what I could've been if the circumstances were different. It can make you spiral a bit, so I suppose a word of advice (that no one really asked for and that's okay): find ways to ground yourself, find people who help you ground yourself, and always remember that you're here and that's enough.
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