razer666L
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To be honest for me, there are two films. First is Anomalisa (2015) because of how it's one of the most beautiful stop-motion animation film and also a reflective, yet ironically, most human movie I've seen in a while. Not to mention how it's so relatable to me. If you have ever struggled with depression, loneliness or have been stuck in the abnormality of a current state of living, the film may hit some very real chords with you.
Second is The Red Turtle (2016) because of how the film is visually stunning and gorgeous, as well as conceptually intriguing. Even the score is incredible and at times it really flooded me with emotions. The absence of dialogue works for this movie and in a way make this fantastic story more real. Words seem unnecessary as the story develops.
Second is The Red Turtle (2016) because of how the film is visually stunning and gorgeous, as well as conceptually intriguing. Even the score is incredible and at times it really flooded me with emotions. The absence of dialogue works for this movie and in a way make this fantastic story more real. Words seem unnecessary as the story develops.