A Bride for Rip Van Winkle
Halfway through the movie, It just came off as a predictable found family tale and didn't invoke anything profound in me, but a single scene did what entire movies struggle to do. As the credits started playing It set deeply with me that just how fragile yet tender life is and how easy it is to be lonely and how easy it is to love and ultimately how devastatingly intimate it is to live lonesomely. Nestled in a cloud of memories of the love that once filled everything, keeping you afloat but ultimately you're alone in the dark treacherous sky so you rain away.