Moulin Rouge!

passion, beauty, freedom, and LOVE What a great film, Be in Love. Passion: such an awesome and peak film that shows how a person can be very passionate about her/his very interest. Oh, to be in this kind of cinema, play, and theatre—it could've been my greatest achievement despite my forbidden talent in singing. This film and Amadeus are really such an amazing kind of genre to ever exist. Beauty; how their palette can be created so beautifully that the red light on Christian's face while Satine has blue while they're both singing their own love was peak, jealousy and madness were consuming Christian, while sadness was for Satine's palette. Perfection, as I say. Freedom: for the first time she was able to choose herself even if it meant letting him go. I know it might sound boring, but that time she was still able to get her freedom. Love; oh, to be loved by someone like Christian, someone that will sing for you, someone that will yearn for you. There are actually so many scenes that I wanted to add here about how their love was moving, but I couldn't express it that much because I can't even think of anything about how their love was romantically pleasing and emotionally captivating. The purity, support, comfort, safety, protection, and tragedy blended so well in the end; I couldn't be sadder and more devastated than I was by my recent watches. This is such a great experience to watch, full of humor, romance, and emotions about how a love can be moving.