AMC employee: how was it??

Me: good if you like crying!

AMC employee: oh? 

In all honesty, I sobbed the last 40 minutes of this film. Straight up tears streaming down my face, ugly crying moment. I truly broke down when Lilo cried out “we were supposed to grow up together!” as Stitch was laying dead on the beach (oops spoiler). I truly was inconsolable at that moment. Thank god I was sitting by myself in the back of the…

“This is my family. i found it, all on my own. it’s little, and broken, but still good. yeah, still good.”

Always makes me cry that Stitch takes the ugly duckling book and runs to the woods and tries to find his version of that books happy ending. 

I had to pregame this before I witness the live action monstrosity. If Pleakley isn’t gay as fuck I DONT WANT IT. I better see a bob and a cunty dress. NO…

“I’m going to be the very best witch I can be. And I know having a good heart is important.” 

I adore how simple this movie is. It carries an ordinary kind of beauty, the kind found in everyday moments. I found myself tearing up over the most seemingly mundane scenes: when Kiki and Tombo were riding the bike together, or when Kiki would snuggle up with Jiji. There’s a quiet wonder woven throughout the film, one you might miss…