/r/YMS
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I know Adam doesn't like him but im curious about other pov's
I always liked Beastars use of melodrama cause it heightens the world, characters & tension without it being too unbelievable. Season 1 & 3 I think uses this incredibly well, season 2 kinda kinda. To me anime when using melodrama is mishandled depending on the anime, usually makes me angry watching it, but Beastars I think is one of those rare few where I can say I think is used well
I have never felt more seen, my little gay ass trying to crack a rock of a man that didn't want to see me even though I desperately wanted to know what was inside of him. This movie fucked me up.
Are there any movies that you believe are perfect, or at least as close to perfect as you can get? I realize that no movie is genuinely without flaw, and that it's all a matter of opinion. That said, some movies I consider to be pretty much perfect would be:
The Godfather and The Godfather Part II
Mirror
No Country for Old Men
Paris, Texas
Raging Bull
Seven Samurai
The Thing
Each episode just get better as the series goes on
Harry Potter 3 for me
Quarter horse? Or anything specific?