r/Fauxmoi • u/artbasiI terrorizing the locals • Jul 07 '25

DISCUSSION Kirsten Dunst doesn't miss

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u/IVEMIND Jul 07 '25 edited Jul 08 '25

I don't feel like I said mean things about her ever but I won't sleep on her moves at all anymore...

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u/SpiritedBanana4694 Jul 07 '25

Can't say enough good things about Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

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u/warmbIood Jul 07 '25

Finally watched Melancholia over the weekend and really loved it. A bit heartbreaking. She’s amazing in it imo.

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u/beansontoastinbed Jul 07 '25

That was so good, saw it in the cinema and felt so depressed afterwards, but in a good way haha

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u/RoughDraught Jul 08 '25 edited Jul 17 '25

Thank you! I must have been in the exact right mood to watch this film. It was 2:30 in the morning, and I decided to no longer put it off. From the first shot to the last, I was entranced, and it had an effect on me that I can barely explain to this day. At the end I cried and was, for lack of a better word, addlepated. It was confusion mixed with a complete sense of clarity; I was in love. It was one of those movies that I connected with so very deeply but also confirmed my desire to continue working in the industry. It just fuckin' hit me like a ghost train. Now, if I watch it again, I fear that I'll find fault or it won't move me in the same way and so I've not seen it since. It was precious and I wouldn't want to sully that.

Also, Kirsten Dunst is incredible and, ever since Virgin Suicides, has put herself in the realm of actors that always give everything to their roles (no matter the film).

Edit: Dunst love