probably as close as I'll ever come to knowing what it feels like to find Jesus.

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UPDATE: i found jesus. Carol was better.

LGBT culture is sneaking off from your family’s holiday dinner to go watch carol in your room alone

They should do an Audrey Hepburn
biopic starring Rooney Mara.

She's the only actress that
I could see fit for the role.

Martin Scorsese recently said in an interview, "Cinema is gone." but what I think he meant was, "Cinema is gone because what's the point of making films when Carol exists?"

you played yourself when you thought there was a better movie than this 1950s lesbian road trip christmas drama

Delicious

-Rooney Mara wearing a headband wow
-Rooney Mara wearing a Santa hat nice 
-When Carol was like “I like the hat” to Rooney I was like who can relate wooh 
-Rooney Mara getting a camera from Carol and then she’s like “oh Carol!” 
-When the guy was selling magazines I realized that this is the same cinematic universe as American Honey 
-Wait I have to give Cate Blanchett credit in this movie too she is good in this movie

The first time I saw this movie, I really liked it. The second time, not so much. I watched it again the other day and cried multiple times throughout the film. Now I can't stop watching it. It just finally clicked, I guess, and I'm not really sure why. This film is brilliant and pure. The reality and sensuality of it has vibrance and truth. Like Cate said, "you don't make a movie like 'Carol' for the money."

Best movie EVER

There are quite a few films from 2015 I have put off watching for the longest time, and Carol might be the film I regret putting off the most. Carol is a romantic period piece set in the 1950s, directed by Todd Haynes, and based on the 1952 romance novel The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith. The film is about an affair between a young aspiring photographer and an older married woman going through a painstaking divorce.

Read the full review by Carl Broughton at thefilmera.com
thefilmera.com/2018/02/11/carol-2/

oh dear isn’t this just a slice of heaven

Hey so I wanna thank the Lumiere bros for inventing cinema so this film could be made

i have a lot of feelings about this score. first of all, it is unbelievably pretty. it's gorgeous just listening to the soundtrack but when you watch the film, it makes it that much better when it's combined with everything else. i'm a huge sucker for instrumental music so i always adore scores but i have never seen a film where the music is so communicative. it somehow perfectly fits Carol and Therese, both individually and together. it is able to further tell the story, the characters, the feelings in ways that what you only see on the screen can't depict. it is so raw and flawless and i am in love with it.

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tender as HELL n felt like a david fincher movie on the highest of keys

i can’t believe i didn’t watch this sooner but i am also so glad that i didn’t because i’m truly about to JUMP