
The nervous lump of heavy stone
That presses down inside, taking breath away.
And sometimes only movies from the past
Can soothe the breathless anxiousness
That clamours at my throat.
That nostalgic script and play
Will always see those heavy blues away.
I don’t know about you, but sometimes the only way to get myself out of a funk is to watch a movie that makes me smile. I have a whole list of them and I know that each and every one of them can heal my wounds and help me get up off the sofa and face at least part of the day.
I’m super stressed at the moment so I’m becoming a bit reliant on these movies and Father of the Bride 2 has been watched twice in recent weeks. Furthermore, I found myself sobbing by the end of it, which is never a good sign.
Still, it can sometimes be such a therapeutic act to let it all out, and if I have to do it in front of a silly movie, then that’s what I’ll do.
I think that next time I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed I’m going to have to whip out Music and Lyrics because Hugh Grant makes everything in life feel better. He’s no Steve Martin but he’s pretty epic as a washed up 80’s pop star.
Much Love
Rachel xx
crispina kemp
Hugh Grant is the best at cheering us up, I do agree. He’s my go-to. Or his movies are.
patientandkindlove
There is something about him dancing in Love, Actually that could make me smile in my darkest hour!
crispina kemp
As far as I’m concerned, ovie-wise, he can do no wrong.