I think Dead Poets Society is my favorite, but find Fearless moving too. This was my second time watching it, and the last scene between Jeff Bridges and Rosie Perez hit me even harder than the ending.

How does eliminating every area of coverage help you reach a wider audience? Knowing it's a charade doesn't make it less infuriating.

I meant to say in response to your previous post that Magellan is best watched in a theater. For me, the last act was frustrating, the first act was sporadically interesting, and the middle part on the ship was mesmerizing.

Yes, I *could* hate-watch a “documentary” about a horrible person that was a) directed by a sex pest b) purchased by a billionaire to curry favor.

Or, I could do literally anything else. What a choice.

Reminding myself that instead of scrolling, I could always watch Black Swan.