#movies

Without a doubt, The Lord of the Rings trilogy! I love the original Star Wars movies but I don't feel like they have the same timeless quality. Especially with how they were changed in the special editions. I'm not sure if my kids will be woved when I show it to them.

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LOTR however used practical and visual effects in perfect balance. The costumes for the orcs were amazing, yet the CGI for Gollum holds up to this day. The dialogue I think will never get outdated, with it's Shakespearian quality at times! It's also the closest to a perfect trilogy I think any movie franchise has ever gotten. None of the movies disappoint!

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Looking at the beautiful New Zealand landscape will never get old. And the MUSIC!! MY GOD the MUSIC! Howard Shore was COOKING when he composed the score! The trilogy is rightfully considered one of the epics of our time, not just because of how long it is 🧝‍♂️🏰

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Thank you for asking this! 🥺

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I would like to be a witch! I fell in love with witchcraft in 1999, when Charmed first hit people's TV’s. ❤️ It was the best TV show in the world for 12-year old me at the time.

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The next thing I fell in love with even more passionately, was the world of Harry Potter 2 years later. When I saw the Philosopher's Stone in the cinemas, it was the beginning of madness for me, lol! I fell passionately in love with that world and hoped that one day I could be a witch too. 🧙🏻‍♀️

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That magical world carried me through the hard times. I was bullied badly at school and I escaped into that world and wanted so badly to be a witch. I thought in my head of all the possible punishments for my bullies. I have read all the books so many times and seen the movies just as many times.

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Now think how wonderful it would be, if people had magic wands and you could do magic. You would be able to stop time, move objects, read other people's thoughts, make magic potions, etc.

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Even though I'm still not a witch to this day, my love for Harry Potter remains to this day! 💕

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You should have defined heartbreak. I have too many variations. 🤭

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All these romance movies have taught me a horrible way of thinking, which breaks my heart to even think about it. I see it a lot lately on TikToks, Instagrams, Twitters, you name it.

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* You find the love of your life, and he tragically passes away. Now, that is heartbreak. If he breaks your heart in another way, at least you know he is well and safe. You wouldn't wish that for him even though he broke your heart. Oh, and people post about their situations quite a lot, and even though I'm not them, I can imagine how they're feeling...

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* The true love between a mother and her baby. Her baby tragically passes away. I don't know; no comment. It's horrible. But it's true love that ends with heartbreak.

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I think all kinds of love are worth it. You learn a lesson regardless. You learn to appreciate all the good and bad moments.

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I have this core memory as a kid when my parents threw a huge birthday party for me all my family and friends were invited and my mom did all my birthday decorations along with my sister. And they set a few games for my birthday so that I could play with my friends in the end. That was quite memorable for me. — And as an adult, I have a few of them that are quite special to my heart, there was this time I came home from uni' tiring and exhausted and my sister surprised me with the cutest birthday cupcakes and we celebrated it with my grandma. And during the lectures my friends wrote the cutest birthday wishes to me like we shared notes with each other, they are the real keepers. And these, dates 19th Oct - 20th Oct were very very special to my heart so many things happened that am grateful beyond all the memories I was able to spend time with loved ones doing things we enjoyed together, whether it was going out for a nice meal or just hanging out at home watching movies. It is those simple moments of connection and joy that make life truly special. 🌻💙.

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I'm not usually bothered by spoilers, to be honest with you. I understand why people don't like them, and I'd never go out of my way to purposely spoil something for somebody else. But if I'm watching something and someone tells me how it's going to end or what's going to happen, my first thought isn't "oh man! why did you tell me that?!" but "huh, neat, I can't wait to see that with my own eyeballs!"

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There have only been two occasions where I've actively tried to avoid spoilers. The first was when I watched Naoki Urasawa's Monster for the first time. The mystery was just so well-constructed and the show had managed to catch me by surprise multiple times already... I couldn't bear to find out how it was all going to end before actually seeing for myself!

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The second was more recently, when I went to see Rite Here Rite Now with my fiancé.

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