I saved reading this post for a lovely rainy morning and a cup of coffee. thank you for writing this. i love this movie too and just used clementine as inspiration for the character work i did on a play. the quote of hers that you pulled out will forever sit in my heart. <3
I love this film so much and saw it multiple times when it was released. I really enjoyed reading about your personal experience with it, from when you were 16 and then looking back at it now. There's a course a lot of value with dissecting film from a didactic viewpoint and I enjoy pieces that do that ... but much more enjoyable to get an in-depth analysis like yours. Especially with a film like "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", which I cannot fathom is going to be 20 years old! Anyway, great writing as always, Amanda.
I saved reading this post for a lovely rainy morning and a cup of coffee. thank you for writing this. i love this movie too and just used clementine as inspiration for the character work i did on a play. the quote of hers that you pulled out will forever sit in my heart. <3
I love this film so much and saw it multiple times when it was released. I really enjoyed reading about your personal experience with it, from when you were 16 and then looking back at it now. There's a course a lot of value with dissecting film from a didactic viewpoint and I enjoy pieces that do that ... but much more enjoyable to get an in-depth analysis like yours. Especially with a film like "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", which I cannot fathom is going to be 20 years old! Anyway, great writing as always, Amanda.