theoriginalonegirlrevolu Reviews

Little Miss Sunshine (2006)

Bittersweet and almost unbearable, in every way.

[8/10 · 16 January 2007]

I get so disgusted with Indie films about deep characters that have no real personality. Everyone says that they're real because they suffer, when really it's the audience that suffers most. Movies are not supposed to take two hours of my life and leave me feeling vacant and hopeless. I want to spend those two hours with good people who are flawed, like those in my life I love most.

That's what Little Miss Sunshine has, and much more. In the beginning, you won't be sure whether you like anyone. By the end of the movie, you'll wish they were real so you could get to know them better. Their history and their dreams about the future. Bravo, Michael Arndt, for creating something truly memorable.

Lady in the Water (2006)

True Significance of the Movie

[8/10 · 30 December 2006]

This film is part of a great movement of films that are preparing humanity for the evolution that is about to begin. This director's body of work in particular has been important to seeding the mass consciousness of humanity for the changes that will come. This man is more than blessed, he is serving the greater good. It will take a massive shift in perception to change the fate of the world. Without our stories, we could not begin to change our minds, to begin to believe what is possible, and to make a better world. We are at a crucial point. Dear one- keep writing, as fast as you can. From one of the 'unbreakable' and a family of healers-THANK YOU.