The curious case of Benjamin Button
On Christmas I saw The curious case of Benjamin Button. I personally believe that that movie is one of the greatest movies ever. Its been bumped up to my Favorite movie response. You know, when people ask me what is my favorite movie I will say "The curious case of Benjamin Button, duh." Why? Because I believe in love and that movie displays love in a way you wouldn't normally see it...
It shows that you can love someone so very much, but when you loose them you love them more. You become more appreciative. Just because you loose someone to death or circumstance doesn't mean that your life cannot continue and that what you had with them wasn't or isn't cherished.
Love is so hard to describe and so easily confused whit many different feelings. Its hard to tell sometimes what you want and what you need when love is involved.
Have you ever asked yourself if you are happy with life, now? Have you ever told the people you think you love that you love them? Does it make you feel good when you tell them? Those people you miss dearly, have you called them or wrote to them recently? If you are in a romantic relationship with another, can you stand to be without them for more than a day? Is that love...or
Idk. If you loved an Ex, are you happy for them now that they are happy even though they broke your heart? Can you say that a part of you still loves them? The person you are with right now, can you see yourself with them for the rest of your life? Can you go a week without talking to them and still be confident in the "love" you two have established? How about two weeks? Three? A month or two? Even a year? How much renraku (contact; make contact with; get in touch with) do you need with those that you love to keep that love established. Do you love your best friend? Do you love someone you don't even know? Can you? What about that unborn child you have yet to conceive?
::sigh::
I'm not going to spoil the movie....I'm just saying it makes me think really hard about love and my loved ones and those whose hearts I have broken and those who have broken my heart. It makes my cry on the inside with joy and sadness at the same time.
My favorite movie is The curious case of Benjamin Button because I believe in love and I love.
It shows that you can love someone so very much, but when you loose them you love them more. You become more appreciative. Just because you loose someone to death or circumstance doesn't mean that your life cannot continue and that what you had with them wasn't or isn't cherished.
Love is so hard to describe and so easily confused whit many different feelings. Its hard to tell sometimes what you want and what you need when love is involved.
Have you ever asked yourself if you are happy with life, now? Have you ever told the people you think you love that you love them? Does it make you feel good when you tell them? Those people you miss dearly, have you called them or wrote to them recently? If you are in a romantic relationship with another, can you stand to be without them for more than a day? Is that love...or
Idk. If you loved an Ex, are you happy for them now that they are happy even though they broke your heart? Can you say that a part of you still loves them? The person you are with right now, can you see yourself with them for the rest of your life? Can you go a week without talking to them and still be confident in the "love" you two have established? How about two weeks? Three? A month or two? Even a year? How much renraku (contact; make contact with; get in touch with) do you need with those that you love to keep that love established. Do you love your best friend? Do you love someone you don't even know? Can you? What about that unborn child you have yet to conceive?
::sigh::
I'm not going to spoil the movie....I'm just saying it makes me think really hard about love and my loved ones and those whose hearts I have broken and those who have broken my heart. It makes my cry on the inside with joy and sadness at the same time.
My favorite movie is The curious case of Benjamin Button because I believe in love and I love.