“what's it like being depressed?”
“i don't know. It feels like...like you don’t remember what better feels like and then you do things that you think will make you feel better but they don't. they make it worse. and the things that i'm really scared of doing are probably the things that will help me the most, but i just can't do them”
this hit a bit too close to home
“i gave you the best education and you always did whatever you wanted. now, go screw yourself”
i wish they would’ve showed more about the first short story but overall the movie was kind of fun
“are you having a good time?”
well this was terrifying but unfortunately not far from reality
“maybe freedom begins with remorse. i heard that somewhere”
did not expect that needle drop at the start of the movie
“we are the luckiest sons of bitches in the world, you know that?“
loved this even more now that i watched it again. honestly i don’t think this movie would work if they had casted someone else for rose and jack, kate and leo were perfectly cast in this. they did an incredible job bringing the movie’s love story to life. and billy zane? he really is terrifying in this movie. my favourite part of this movie is probably the cinematography though. it’s just so stunning
“i guess it comes down to a simple choice, really. get busy living, or get busy dying“
so happy that this movie lived up to my expectations
“there is only one possible end. we are monsters. i don't like monsters”
i’m so obsessed with the disclaimer at the end
“the music is all that matters. nothing but the music”
the red shoes ballet sequence alone made this a five star movie for me
“you know, i saw an island in the pacific once. i've never been able to forget it. that's where i'd like to take her. she'd have to be the sort of a girl who'd...well, who'd jump in the surf with me and love it as much as i did. you know, nights when you and the moon and the water all become one. you feel you're part of something big and marvellous. that's the only place to live...where the stars…