The Dark Knight

This is the last movie I will ever watch in my current house. I’ve lived here since I was 3 years old, and all of my memories are from this house. The past few days have been some of the most emotional moments of my life, especially tonight. Tomorrow (or I guess today now) we leave 437 Castlefield Ave for the last time. Ever. I have a plethora of intense and beautiful memories from this house, and I wanted to end my night on a movie. Me and my dad picked The Dark Knight with ease. THE movie that made me fall in love with the movies and with film. I first watched this movie when I was 6 years old, in first grade. My mom thought it was way too mature for me then, but my dad thought otherwise. That decision changed my life, no hyperbole. I believe if you added the total amount of times I’ve watched this the sum would be at least above 35. There was a time where I knew EVERY LINE in the film, front to back. It was the movie to end our stay on, and despite all my mixed emotions, and my not wanting to leave, I feel like now, my stay has truly come to an end, and I can accept that. I am so grateful and thankful for what this house has meant to me and what this film has meant to me aswell. A bittersweet ending.