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There's so much love on these soundtracks that not everyone understands. A film that I would always value in my soul. even if I'm the only person who sees the beauty in it. #BROS
#findingmysolace #thespaceformyself
The captured moment from the #BROS
When a person sees your worth even if you are in a big shape of doubt of yourself you need to relieve the essence of why he existed in the first place. Always have an eye for the beauty of what surrounds your soul because, at the end of the day, he who stays wrapping his arms around your shoulder is the person who always fights and cares for your rights and free will. #findingmysolace #thespaceformyself
Here are some of the movies that I love and appreciate the most along with my favorite artists. I can always watch them every day and still love them and appreciate them on the same level that I discovered that such wonderful artists exist and how they were beautifully made. To the Chalamets , Hammers , Ledgers, Ruffalos , Gyllenhaals, accept my heartfelt thank you for supporting such films and artists that I love and appreciate the most. #findingmysolace #thespaceformyself
“if you don’t trust me that’s fine. But if for some reason, underneath that strength and confidence, you still don’t trust that you are lovable enough, I’m living proof. . . that you’re wrong.”
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Let us all start our day with “Good Morning Paris Coffee Music” in or to whatever place, or preference that we have in ourselves let us have a Tous Les Jour just like all the luminary personage artists that I like and love. #findingmysolace #thespaceformyself
THE LION KING (Dir: Jon Favreau, 2019).
Disney’s reboot binge continues with yet another high tech adaptation of an animated classic, this time renaissance era blockbuster The Lion King (Roger Allers & Rob Minkoff, 1994).
As I am certain you are aware, The Lion King tells the story of young lion and future king Simba (voiced by Donald Glover). Simba's father Mufasa (a returning James Earl Jones) is killed by his brother and Simba's uncle Scar (Chiwetel Ejiofor). Scar leads Simba to believe he is responsible for Mufasa's death and goes into hiding. Believing Simba has been killed by hyenas, Scar takes his place as king of the Pride Lands. However, Simba is rescued by comic relief duo meerkat Timon (Billy Eichner) and warthog Pumbaa (Seth Rogen). When Simba's hideout is discovered by cub-hood pal Nala (Beyoncé) she tells him of his uncle's despotic machinations. The two lions, with Timon and Pumbaa in tow, return to fight Scar and reclaim the crown.
Read the full review on my blog JINGLE BELLS MOVIE TIME! Link below.
