So there that is.

[iwant_sprinkles]

- You know that point in your life when you realise the house you grew up in isn't really your home anymore? All of a sudden even though you have some place where you put your shit, that idea of home is gone

Comments

[iwant_sprinkles]

Oh God, I know. It's been immovable in my favourite films for years now but I'd not seen it in a while.

That scene, my God. There's a particular emotion, this feeling where there is so much going on in your head and in life and it's all so overwhelming and difficult to express - and that scene is the ONLY way I can truly describe it. That's what it is about the whole film for me; it so perfectly encapsulates everything that it can be to be at that inbetween stage in life. Between being a part of one family, the one you grew up with, and finding yourself and growing up and making your own life. Idefk. Zach Braff needs to write some more stuff please.

[damelola]

Ooh, need a rewatch, stat. It's funny, I just had a version of that conversation with my parents and they didn't take it too well. C'est la vie!

[staticnight]

Parks & Recreation improved so much. Loving it this season.

[sunspawn]

I feel Garden State is one of those movies I need to rewatch.

[elphie84]

It's one of those movies you need to see once in a while, everytime I watch it I find new things ♥ The scene of your icon kills me everytime.