exactly two years have passed since i first watched The Bridges of Madison County and i still can’t move on from it. dare i say it’s one of the greatest movies ever made, and it will always be my favorite Meryl Streep film.
the first time i watched this, i cried so hard my head hurt afterwards, and somehow i was still a mess rewatching it two years later. there’s just something about this movie that hits me in a way i can’t properly explain. emotionally, it’s one of the heaviest movies i’ve ever seen.
and yeah, i know some people would probably think, “they only knew each other for four days.” but i don’t know… sometimes you just get it. it’s fascinating how someone can completely change your life in such a short moment of it.
“i don’t want to need you, ’cause i can’t have you.” pack it up 🖐🏻
and gosh, meryl. the way she says so much with just her face actually kills me. this is genuinely one of those movies i could watch over and over for the rest of my life and still end up crying the exact same way.
i’m so thankful to the friend of meryl’s who decided to give Clint Eastwood her number so he could convince her to do this movie. and i still can’t believe there was no oscar for this performance
exactly two years have passed since i first watched The Bridges of Madison County and i still can’t move on from it. dare i say it’s one of the greatest movies ever made, and it will always be my favorite Meryl Streep film.
the first time i watched this, i cried so hard my head hurt afterwards, and somehow i was still a mess rewatching it two years later. there’s just something about this movie that hits me in a way i can’t properly explain. emotionally, it’s one of the heaviest movies i’ve ever seen.
and yeah, i know some people would probably think, “they only knew each other for four days.” but i don’t know… sometimes you just get it. it’s fascinating how someone can completely change your life in such a short moment of it.
“i don’t want to need you, ’cause i can’t have you.” pack it up 🖐🏻
and gosh, meryl. the way she says so much with just her face actually kills me. this is genuinely one of those movies i could watch over and over for the rest of my life and still end up crying the exact same way.
i’m so thankful to the friend of meryl’s who decided to give Clint Eastwood her number so he could convince her to do this movie. and i still can’t believe there was no oscar for this performance
