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1. I have red hair and green eyes.
2. I love nature.
3. I am a slightly functioning introvert that is not very good at adulting.
4. I have eclectic taste in music.
5. The first movie I saw in a theater was The Last Unicorn.
6. My favorite food is Greek.
7. I am fascinated by people that know how to manipulate.
8. I like old churches and libraries.
9. Even though I live in the South, I do not like bbq or chicken and dumplings.
10. I am deaf in my left ear.
I was stressed out the whole time! I had to pause it to take a bath and calm my nerves. I thought it was a winner too.
I was very disappointed too. That was a premeditated plan for murder. She was definitely old enough. She was a psychopath and a liability to boot. Ugh
She annoyed me too.
Mmhmm
Sizzle
I was a bit turned off by season 1 episode 1 at first. I honestly would have been someone that would have gone for a walk in a forest rather than been glued to the tv watching such humiliation. But, I decided to keep going and give it a chance. As the series went on I started to appreciate that first episode more. It was a ground breaker. I am kind of a sap, so I liked the romantical ones. I think Black Mirror definitely drives home that technology appeals to the id.
I've been snowed/iced in and binged on Black Mirror as well. I also finished season 2 of Glitch. Both good Netflix finds.
I guess you can say she lived up to her tattoo branding... Bad Batch.
I liked it too. Not sure why all the hate. I didn't go in expecting a masterpiece. I enjoyed it for what it was. A rainy evening Netflix movie.
The Beastmaster is awesome. The winged devourers were so scary to me as a kid.
My sis found this gem. I am starting season 2 now.
I try to keep my romanticizing idealism in check with my science brain, but sometimes stuff like this tickles you into wondering about things beyond our understanding.
I truly was in awe for awhile. I couldn't share the experience with anyone at the center because the girlfriend worked there too and I didn't really know anyone. I certainly didn't want to be weird at such a trying time.
You're welcome. Thank you for appreciating it.
I am glad when people appreciate that story. I cannot put into words the sheer loveliness I felt after that dream about someone I had barely any connection and for obvious reasons could never have.
I love dreams and how sometimes they share little clues into our waking lives. Thank you for sharing yours. That was a cute sister bonding experience. :)
I worked at a call center for a brief moment in my twenties. It was a quintessential Office Space job towards me. I got away with murder. I found it so odd because that was the only job I was ever able to act so carelessly. Anyway, that is not the story.
Since I didn't work there long I didn't make any kind of real bonds. But, one morning I had dreamt about this guy that was a supervisor of some sort. It was pretty random. He wasn't extraordinary to me and he had a girlfriend. The dream was intensely beautiful though. He and I were on a picnic or something in a picturesque meadow. The sunshine was perfect and there were tiny flowers floating throughout the air. We were talking and laughing with an intimacy of lovers. I remember he was combing my hair at some point right before I woke up. I felt this warmth and happiness that I will never forget. I drove to work with this feeling.
I walked into the office all smiles with the hopes that the feeling would linger a bit for me. As I got closer to the call center though I felt this gray shadow. I noticed people huddled and crying. The guy that I had the warm dream about had died. To this day, I wonder about the strangeness of it.
I will start a garden.
I will appreciate more.
I will paint my room.
I will be more frugal.
I will read more books.
Yep, that he did. I liked Steve a lot.
Norman Reedus
I concur.