So we all have those movies that we can watch today and still cry like a baby like when we first saw them when we were children. Some of us here still are pretty young, and I'm not too old myself. But when I come around movie I saw when I was around the ages of 5-10 they bring me a bad case of nostalgia. I always end up crying even if its the happiest movie in the world. Just seeing how much I've grown and gone through and how I've changed, including everything around me really touches my heart.
I'm a real cry baby, a softy. I may look big and mean, and sometimes like a boy even. But deep inside I have a huge spot in my heart for old animated movies. Like your classic Disney movies.
These last few days, I have been feeling sad again. Some of you have noticed that I've been updating my status lately stating that I'm depressed and such. Well, I don't really know why, but it just happens. Every little thing that goes on in my life I over think it and it always manages to get me down. I am my worst enemy. I am my own cause of my depression. And to help myself go through all the sadness and stress I submit to my old favorite movies. The ones I watched when I was a child, and didn't care about how I looked or worried about my problems. Seeing those movies really help me out. They're like a mental/emotional therapy. Now, sorry if I got a bit off topic there, but I just wanted to explain why I often watch kid's movies. Because not just because I like them, its because they really do help be get through life a lot easier.
Right now, I'm going through The Land Before Time movie series. One of my all time favorites. There are a lot of TLBT movies, but the one closest to my heart is the very first one. Not only the animation and the art style is a lot better than it is now (on my opinion) but it had a lot more emotional drama and more heart than the more recent ones do. There were no singing and such, and it was a bit more "dark". Which is why I find it to be more serious than the ones now. <3
Now, going into the topic.. of um, this topic. What childhood movies do you guys still watch after all these years? Have they tough you anything, have they helped you through situations in your life? Which are your favorites?
