I just saw a completely transcendently awesome movie: Facing Windows. It's Italian, and the main characters are two of the most best-looking individuals I've ever seen. Eye candy aside, though, it's such a good movie. It's deeply moral, too, without ever being remotely preachy. Reminded me of Lost in Translation, although this movie is very different in most ways.
The funny thing is, I pretty much saw it by accident. My parents and I were walking around this cool Atlanta neighborhood where we used to live before we went suburban 17 years ago. We passed this tiny, one-screen indie theater, and my dad was like, hey, that movie looks like fun. We thought it was going to be a cute fluffy French romance, and instead it was...I don't know how to explain it; you pretty much just have to see it. That means you, Dan.
The funny thing is, I pretty much saw it by accident. My parents and I were walking around this cool Atlanta neighborhood where we used to live before we went suburban 17 years ago. We passed this tiny, one-screen indie theater, and my dad was like, hey, that movie looks like fun. We thought it was going to be a cute fluffy French romance, and instead it was...I don't know how to explain it; you pretty much just have to see it. That means you, Dan.
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I don't understand why every one says that I have to see more moral movies.
No, dammit, not because it's moral, because it's awesome. Although we do tend to refer to chic dirty films with foreign accents as "Dan movies".
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