Month Meme: Day 02 → Your favorite movie
Day 01 → Your favorite song
Day 02 → Your favorite movie
Day 03 → Your favorite television program
Day 04 → Your favorite book
Day 05 → Your favorite quote
Day 06 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 07 → A photo that makes you happy
Day 08 → A photo that makes you angry/sad
Day 09 → A photo you took
Day 10 → A photo of you taken over ten years ago
Day 11 → A photo of you taken recently
Day 12 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 13 → A fictional book
Day 14 → A non-fictional book
Day 15 → A fanfic
Day 16 → A song that makes you cry (or nearly)
Day 17 → An art piece (painting, drawing, sculpture, etc.)
Day 18 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 19 → A talent of yours
Day 20 → A hobby of yours
Day 21 → A recipe
Day 22 → A website
Day 23 → A YouTube video
Day 24 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 25 → Your day, in great detail
Day 26 → Your week, in great detail
Day 27 → This month, in great detail
Day 28 → This year, in great detail
Day 29 → Hopes, dreams and plans for the next 365 days
Day 30 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 02 → Your favorite movie
I actually have three favourites that compete for the top spot. They are:
Beauty and the Beast (Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise, 1991)
I'm still floored by how wonderful this movie is. I never get tired of it. I can't wait for Disney to wise up and go back to making films of this caliber.
The Best Years Of Our Lives (William Wyler, 1946)
This is an oldy, but a goody. It's a bit on the long side, but it has such a great emotional pay-off if you stick with it. I dare you to try not to get teary at the end. The end of Best Years always gives me such a good feeling for hours afterwards. I like watching it at Christmas for this reason.
Bonnie and Clyde (Arthur Penn, 1967)
Bonnie and Clyde is what made me want to study film. I saw it on TV when I was in high school, and I was hooked. I remember getting the DVD, and watching it over, and over, and over, until I knew it by heart.
Day 02 → Your favorite movie
Day 03 → Your favorite television program
Day 04 → Your favorite book
Day 05 → Your favorite quote
Day 06 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 07 → A photo that makes you happy
Day 08 → A photo that makes you angry/sad
Day 09 → A photo you took
Day 10 → A photo of you taken over ten years ago
Day 11 → A photo of you taken recently
Day 12 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 13 → A fictional book
Day 14 → A non-fictional book
Day 15 → A fanfic
Day 16 → A song that makes you cry (or nearly)
Day 17 → An art piece (painting, drawing, sculpture, etc.)
Day 18 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 19 → A talent of yours
Day 20 → A hobby of yours
Day 21 → A recipe
Day 22 → A website
Day 23 → A YouTube video
Day 24 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 25 → Your day, in great detail
Day 26 → Your week, in great detail
Day 27 → This month, in great detail
Day 28 → This year, in great detail
Day 29 → Hopes, dreams and plans for the next 365 days
Day 30 → Whatever tickles your fancy
Day 02 → Your favorite movie
I actually have three favourites that compete for the top spot. They are:
Beauty and the Beast (Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise, 1991)
Click to viewI'm still floored by how wonderful this movie is. I never get tired of it. I can't wait for Disney to wise up and go back to making films of this caliber.
The Best Years Of Our Lives (William Wyler, 1946)
This is an oldy, but a goody. It's a bit on the long side, but it has such a great emotional pay-off if you stick with it. I dare you to try not to get teary at the end. The end of Best Years always gives me such a good feeling for hours afterwards. I like watching it at Christmas for this reason.
Bonnie and Clyde (Arthur Penn, 1967)
Bonnie and Clyde is what made me want to study film. I saw it on TV when I was in high school, and I was hooked. I remember getting the DVD, and watching it over, and over, and over, until I knew it by heart.