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Okay, I know this isn't a movie, but...
I know a lot of Whovians are like, "this show hurts my feels, blaa!" And I gotta say, I have never gotten emotional watching an episode of Doctor Who EXCEPT this one moment; the moment the Doctor brings Van Gogh to the present to show him how appreciated his work is.
[video=youtube_share;ubTJI_UphPk]http://youtu.be/ubTJI_UphPk[/video]
I know a lot of Whovians are like, "this show hurts my feels, blaa!" And I gotta say, I have never gotten emotional watching an episode of Doctor Who EXCEPT this one moment; the moment the Doctor brings Van Gogh to the present to show him how appreciated his work is.
[video=youtube_share;ubTJI_UphPk]http://youtu.be/ubTJI_UphPk[/video]
Ha, that's amazing..
I heard of the series before and thought it was some kind of medical drama.
That particular scene is beautiful and touching - I assume Van Gogh was never confident of his own works. It was extra touching because sometimes we feel like what we do for the sake of Christ doesn't add up to much, that one time you decided to ask a coworker if everything is okay although you don't know him personally, or just offering an old lady with loading her gricery because it looked little too heavy for her, or helping with a very difficult customer with a genuine smile because of Jesus... when in fact, that very small act of kindness made her day, that decision to shine His light before men by serving people with smile planted a seed of God's kingdom in his hearr, and a simple how are you to a person who are not too familiar saved a man who was contemplating suicide.. I am sure we will be able to see those moments later.
What touched me even more so was the thought of meeting Jesus in person.. Imagine if the gallery guide somehow realized the identy of the person who thanked him and the joy he would taste - which cannot be compared with joy of meeting Jesus, ha!
I heard of the series before and thought it was some kind of medical drama.
That particular scene is beautiful and touching - I assume Van Gogh was never confident of his own works. It was extra touching because sometimes we feel like what we do for the sake of Christ doesn't add up to much, that one time you decided to ask a coworker if everything is okay although you don't know him personally, or just offering an old lady with loading her gricery because it looked little too heavy for her, or helping with a very difficult customer with a genuine smile because of Jesus... when in fact, that very small act of kindness made her day, that decision to shine His light before men by serving people with smile planted a seed of God's kingdom in his hearr, and a simple how are you to a person who are not too familiar saved a man who was contemplating suicide.. I am sure we will be able to see those moments later.
What touched me even more so was the thought of meeting Jesus in person.. Imagine if the gallery guide somehow realized the identy of the person who thanked him and the joy he would taste - which cannot be compared with joy of meeting Jesus, ha!
ARGH!!
But I loved this movie, Reborn!!! Especially when you saw all the pictures Pops had put up while waiting for Sarah... In T2, the T-800 tells the young John Connor that he is programmed with "a learning computer. The more I'm around humans, the more I learn." But he only had a few months to a year at most to be around humans in a close setting.
In Genisys, this particular Teminator had 20-some years to learn from (and become attached to) a human, and the results were heart-warming (at least to me. Maybe I'm just a big softie.)
Obviously, I'm nerding out here.
I was gonna tell you go to eat yogurt or something and stop dissing my movie...
But I guess I'm actually the one who should find something more productive to do! *SPOILER ALERT!!!*
[video=youtube;-4RKYQ475Ts]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4RKYQ475Ts[/video]
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As an ex-movie buff who's wasted years of his life on thousands of movies... I could right a book in response to this thread. For now, I'll leave you with the entertaining antics of Bobby from a Goofy Movie, with particular note to:
"Don't give me that attitude, you guys...I'm doing this all for you!"
[video=youtube;buwNVEbPL3Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buwNVEbPL3Q[/video]
"Don't give me that attitude, you guys...I'm doing this all for you!"
[video=youtube;buwNVEbPL3Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buwNVEbPL3Q[/video]
