If your life was a movie, what would it be?

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It would be like a Marvel Film, filled with action, suspense, comedy, and achievement. These are my lens of my life, I have always been adventurous and enjoy helping people.
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A comedic tragedy or if you want an actual movie then probably Struck by Lightning (Dir. Brian Dannelly and Written by Chris Colfer).
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A series of unfortunate events. Haha. To be honest I can’t see myself in any movies, I think I disassociate myself from them too much to picture myself in them.
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A movie, I wouldn't want anyone to watch.

A movie, less than ten would even bother watching.
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IamShing wrote: ↑25 Mar 2019, 22:34 There are a lot of true to life stories which touches the heart.

If you were to choose one, which movie would describe your life?
Can't really think of any
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I would like to think it will be Dr. Strange.
But no. 😂

More like a documentary of trying to make it happen. Ah, well.
Or a drama movie. The very real kind of just daily struggles and extraordinary daydreams.
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If my life story would me a movie,

'Prisoner in the living world'
Which suits my life.
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I really think of a title. It would be a mixture of thriller and adventure
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of course i would love it to be the wizarding world of harry potter. magic and magical creatures and more magic. i would love to try on chocolate frogs and butterbeer. so much to explore and do out there.
Smile, for better days are yet to come :D
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This is a great question. This made me see my life through a movie. It would be titled "Can't stand alone"!
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Wow,I think ''mixed saga'' would be the best title.
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Nothing specific comes to mind, but it'll definitely be some horror or depressing stuff.
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Probably Jumanji
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Maybe the Truman Show. When I was a kid, I used to think everyone around me was a robot because I could see their eyes and not mine unless I looked in a mirror. I questioned my existence in way Truman did too. Maybe that's why Catcher in the Rye is my favorite book as well.
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