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Hachiko. I've watched this movie countless times, and still can't get over the feelings of it. It made me feel sadness, happiness, and just overall love for the characters. Although it did make me cry more than I did in A Monster Calls, [go check it out.] that story was also created wonderfully. Even though I know that a death of a human is coming up, I still sob. I sob throughout the entire movie. It is easily one of my favorite movies of all time. The amount of emotion the actors put into this film really shows through the audience.

This movie captivates a journey of a young pre-teen who has struggled with his mother's health conditions. This beautiful story was told by amazing actors, an amazing script. And tons of tears. I've watched the movie twice, once a very long time ago, and now, tonight. And I sobbed. This story is beautifully told. This will forever be one of my favorite movies.

White Noise is a film completey based around the fear of death, what death means for others, and what comes after death. The film uses excellent story telling, visuals, and point-of-view to tell a miraculous story. The movie feels like an entire acid trip, with overlapping dialogue, music, complicated visuals, and meaningful details. Such as the red shorts, in one of the scenes, you see 'Mr. Gray' whereing them at the grocery store, but in another, you see Babette wearing them in the scene where she tells her husband everything. It's truly a confusing, yet brilliant movie. A definite recommendation if you enjoy movies that will be leaving you confused, yet satisfied.

The sheer amount of gore, detail, and insanity in this show is absolutely perfect. 10/10 in my book. Please renew it for a 3rd season, 2nd season left off on a huge bad note. How the hell is Malcolm gonna get out of this?

The reviews don't do any justice to this amazing piece of art. I'm a dark guy, I like vampires and creepy stuff like that, so this hit home base for me. The main reason why it has such low ratings is because Gen-Z never read the comics. I haven't, but I know the context, and I loved the film either way. Acting, phenomenal. It's amazing to see Matt Smith play a villain, he did an awesome job. Jared Leto, of course, was *chefs kiss*. The film was definitely worth the 20 bucks I got off of Prime. No spoilers, but the end had me like, "huh?" Seriously, devoted fans of these films would scream and jump up and down at the end. I definitely did. :)