2002 Directed by Stephen Daldry
"The Hours" is the story of three women searching for more potent, meaningful lives. Each is alive at a different time and place, all are linked by their yearnings and their fears. Their stories intertwine, and finally come together in a surprising, transcendent moment of shared recognition.
Nicole Kidman Julianne Moore Meryl Streep Stephen Dillane Miranda Richardson George Loftus Charley Ramm Sophie Wyburd Lyndsey Marshal Linda Bassett Christian Coulson Michael Culkin John C. Reilly Toni Collette Ed Harris Allison Janney Claire Danes Jeff Daniels Jack Rovello Eileen Atkins Margo Martindale Colin Stinton Carmen De Lavallade Daniel Brocklebank
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Definitive list of #Moods:
- throwing your fucked up cake in the bin
- laying on the ground staring at a dead bird
- sliding down a stove and sobbing on the floor
- driving away from a screaming child
- yelling at a man on a train station platform
- buying the flowers yourself
everybody is gay and depressed.... it really do b like that sometimes huh
in a way, I think we are all throwing parties for dying poets, buying the flowers ourselves, baking the same cake again and again, waiting for a train to take us to london, and living a life we have no wish to live. and I think that’s ok.
nicole kidman won the oscar for best actress in 2003 for portraying virginia woolf and only appairs thirty minutes or less. only legends can
I can't wrap my head around my response, so I will probably ramble for a while...
I don't agree. It's too simple. I am far too upset. I sat down to write about this, paused to write about the children's film from yesterday, then tried again to focus on this, but I can't figure out how I feel. I can't figure out if it's better to think we have a choice or that we don't, that we're big enough to make this decision or if we're subject to forces outside our control (and i do not speak of the supernatural), if we're in between pressures and free will, if we're ever better off dead, if we're ever better off killing,…
