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now generally i don't allow myself to do anything like im doing right now but i feel like i have to.
so lately Ive been pretty depressed and just didn't want to do anything at all but stare into space and i couldn't even think of anything. so i went online and figured i could do something Anything, well over the past few nights Ive watched 4 of studio ghibli's films and i feel happier now i don't know what these films did but i felt better watching them and after i felt much better and happier, generically i don't find films that do that, but these films gave me things to think about, they gave me something idk what one would call it, i watched these films in this order over the past few nights. i wanted to watch something that seemed like it had happiness in it and i have seen other movies from studio ghibli so i thought why not watch one's Ive never seen before.
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
Princess Mononoke
Porco Rosso
The Secret World of Arrietty
now each one was imo a pretty Awesome movie, when i was younger i had watched a film that i could never find i couldn't remember the name, i only remembered 1 part a guy with a bow and arrow stopping a demon thing with black worm things all over it, well after watching mononoke i realized it was that film and i had finally found it, and i also realized that i had once seen Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind as well but couldn't remember till i watched it. i must say after right after watching The Secret World of Arrietty this morning i felt a lot better i felt happier as well i don't feel so down now, i just hope this persists and does not disappear or fade away like so many memory's have. i had to say something about how these films made me feel better and i must say they should keep making films they are epic.
i don't really now how to end this since Ive never typed up anything like this before, just ignore any spelling mistakes / errors i generally don't type up anything like this ever. i feel happier now, i should probably watch more movies from studio ghibli
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08.16.2014, 05:09 AM
