i wish bill nighy is my grandpa.
from about time to emma, he has my heart.
the truly happiest film has a dash of melancholy in it.
the last walk with the song is a perfect mixture for a good crying session.
also the director has made what i would describe the best british romcoms.
the fact that his mother finally comes to school because he made a problem. she sees him as a problem, not a son.
paul sees that. and for once, an adult has angus’ back. he’s not a problem, he’s just a child.
neglect is a form of abuse.
everybody could use a good counsellor. and i am again to be reminded of gratefulness. being born in this age when society is more sane, and the community of mental health awareness and feminism are big. and you can seek help from social media. cus imagine if these poor girls can get the help they need, organisation or police or help frm social media. then these teachers dont hv to pay the price of their silence.
still, i found the…
well it’s an okay movie. i’m entertained. but i respect their love for stuntmen and people working behind camera.
and if ryan gosling’s family is happy, then i’m happy. another movie of “ryan and emily making their family movie time movies”
