I REMEMBER EVERYTHING.

everything everywhere all at once (2022) / amigo warfare, eric gamalinda / someone great (2019) / about you, the 1975 / lullabies, lang leav / la la land (2016) /  the museum of heartbreak, meg leder / always remember us this way, lady gaga

SOMEONE GREAT (2019) dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson

SOMEONE GREAT (2019) dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson

Someone Great (2019)

i wanna put it out there that whoever picked the soundtrack for Someone Great (2019) on Netflix is directly responsible for any brain and emotional damage doctors find in me.

supercut AND motion sickness AND Scott street AND Mitski AND Jessie Reyez AND Ryn Weaver AND Robyn AND Sigrid....

I rewatched it the second time the other day cause after the first time I couldn't bear to go back to it for a while and I. felt so. attacked. I didnt remember so many bangers being in it.

anyway, great experience, would 100% do it again soon if it didnt ruin me every time, please make yourself a favor and go watch it if you haven't already.

Brittany Snow dancing | Someone Great (2019)

media i could talk about for hours

Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse (dir. Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti, Rodney Rothman) & Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse (dir. Joaquim Dos Santos, Justin K. Thompson, Kemp Powers) You know ther story, after being bit by a radioactive spider, Miles Morales becomes Spider-Man and soon is embroiled in a battle to save the multiverse after he collides with alternate versions of himself. These two movies are easily, in my opinion, some of the greatest feats of animation I've ever seen. With the clear and concrete understanding of the rules of animation, the brilliant animation team, bend and break those rules so perfectly to fit the story and to further foreshadow the storyline. Plus, with an amazing two soundtracks produced by Daniel Pemberton and Metro Boomin, respectively, the movie has this amazing connection with lovers of hip hop and trap music.

Saltburn (dir. by Emerald Fennel) in which wealthy Felix sympathises with his newfound friend's living situation and invites him to spend the summer with him and tragedy soon engulfs the entire family. Okay first of all, that synopsis does not do the movie justice, anyone who's seen Saltburn will back me up on this, but there's truly no combination of words that could even begin to describe the beauty of both the plot and visuals of Saltburn. The story and plot simply unrivals anything else I've seen, the use of music throughout was absolute perfection and iconic. If you've not seen it yet, you really should.

Fleabag (dir. Harry Bradbeer, Tim Kirkby (pilot)) based on the book written by the wonderfully witty Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Fleabag is a series following a woman (known only as Fleabag) with a dry sense of humour navigating life and love in London whilst dealing with the grief of her best friend. The series is nothing short of pure, unbridled brilliance, it is raw and real and honest and so tenderly human. It is one of those shows that left me wishing I could relive watching it for the first time, over and over.

Bojack Horseman (created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg) a show about a humanoid horse, a famous 90s sitcom star, who struggles with substance abuse amidst his desire for a comeback. The series took place over six seasons and follows the growth of Bojack and his friends. Bojack Horseman encouraged me to question several of my own morals while confronting the complexity of people and the complexity of morality. And yet, it does this so simplistically, almost without you really realising it, captivating your attention in a spell. It also targeted many real-world issues without being overwhelming. A truly binge-worthy show.

Someone Great (dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson) dumped by her long-term boyfriend, music journalist (played by Gina Rodriguez) recruits her two best friends for one last outrageous adventure before she leaves that chapter of her life for good. Now, I think Someone Great did the perfect job of depicting love, in all its form and stages, in such a visually powerful way. The soundtrack features songs by Lorde, who is a visionary in powerful, emotional, lyrics on both love and heartbreak. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson managed to, in my humble opinion, perfectly encapsulate the feeling of first love (and heartbreak) throughout the movie. Someone Great, is, for this reason, my favourite movie of all time.

Does anyone else really like angsty fan fictions, books, and movies like yeah smut and fluff is alright but angst is where it’s at

Hey everyone, I'm Back with a couple of chapter up dates as we near the end!

Chapter 40: Coming Up Roses

Chapter 41: Is It Too Late To Say Sorry?

Thanks to everyone who has read and commented 💙💜.

BRITTANY SNOW as BLAIR HELMS in SOMEONE GREAT (2019)

SOMEONE GREAT (2019) dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson

4 years of Blair helms

stoppppppp, which level of mentally ill am i for having to pause my rewatch of something great (which i had only watched in the beginning of 2020, before i knew phoebe bridgers) and while, at the time, i was already a big lorde stan, so i had already loved the fact that supercut was in the sountrack, esp with melodrama being my fave album ever at the time, but now that i find out that not one but two phoebe's songs are also in the soundtrack 😭😭😭

but here's where things get bad for this girly, bc when the guitar riff that opens motion sickness starts playing, i react like a normal human being, excited but normally so

but thennnn, when i tell you THE SECOND i heard scott's street i simply wanted to cry

THE SCENE WASN'T EVEN SAD to me but only listening to the INSTRUMENTALS bc the lyrics weren't even playing for either songs in the movie, istg

Someone Great (2019)

Supercut Scene