Mary Angel Mosquera

I love it I love it I love it watching it as a young adult makes me feel like a child again. I’m hoping they have another franchise again to see more of the minions and the baby! 💗🥹

I cried and cried. It kicks in the butt, now I understand what spark is, it is what keeps you living even the mundane things. I also thought that way, however I still feel the lack cause I didn’t pursue my passion I thought that I’m at the lose because mundane things keep me happy not grandiose achievements, just the trees, the view of the mountains, the music, it is just keeps me going. Watching Soul, it made me realize that profoundly, this movie validated things and taught me that it’s not losing when you’re just happy where you’re currently at. I’m glad I watched it especially in this thriving times of college years. Thank you, pixar.

It’s a very good movie, if you’re looking for another studio ghibli aesthetic movies like Spirited Away, this is it. It is actually good that I think it top off my charts of favorite anime movies. It deals with grief of losing loved ones and the idea that their memories of their youth and their life would remain on you, always. Very good movie that I think one of the best. Another 5 star for studio ghibli, their movies is such a comfort and a blessing in this world.

could’ve should’ve, made me cry. it felt personal especially the husbands line when he said he could never touch that sole part of her wife because of their language and cultural differences and the ending too when she finally sob and grieve the lost of what could’ve been, it was beautiful and so well written. If you’ve been in a situationship when you’ve felt that soul connection but it just wasn’t meant to be? This movie is for you. Ready your tissues.

The Avatar: the last airbender cartoons is so good. It made me cry, it taught me life changing lessons. I thought it was too late to watch the cartoon avatar because others have it from childhood, but when I watched it as an adult, it hit so hard. As the avatar teaches, what’s meant for you comes at the right time, and I have avatar in times that I feel lost and away from my family. It helped me, and I will always admire this series. It made me reflect on who I am as a person; it made me rethink my life struggles in the most healthy way; they don’t make it to entertain you to be away from problems, but it’s a movie who guided you and made you feel visible; it tackles adventures, friendship, and also grief, love, loss, and everything. During the ending, and I know it’s going to end, I'm already crying because I’m going to miss them all.   Thank you, Avatar; the words aren’t enough. Thank you for the writers and directors and all the staff; you’ve produced a masterpiece that teaches us friendship, spirituality, love, family, life challenges, and how to combat them, like literally “wotty, splashy, sparky, sparky boom man,” as Sokka would say. Thank you, and I will miss team avatar so much.

“We are at the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” Best quote.