OK son, just remember to have fun out there today. And if you lose….
Simpsons TV Show. The /r/TheSimpsons subreddit is fan base of redditors who love The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, society and television.
scenes where mood shifts quite suddenly? Like funny become serious?
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I'll Give It a Shot
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Those of you planning to go into psychiatry, how did you know psychiatry was right for you (vs. other med specialties or mental health professions like LMFT, LCSW, LPC)?
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What was the most absolutely depressing movie you ever seen?
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How are we supposed to feel toward Phil in Groundhog Day?
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Any good papers or books on the contemporary understanding of etiology and/or treatment of paranoia?
All things pertaining to what is called "the talking cure".
What movie or scene you can't unsee?
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What is one word or short phrase that you will always associate with a particular actor in a movie?
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Christopher Nolan Breaks Down ‘Oppenheimer’ With Professor Brian Cox
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Potential red flags early on that a movie is not gonna be good or enjoyable for you?
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Movies that you misunderstood initially (or movies that many people still misunderstand)?
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What is the most unsettling PG rated movie you've ever seen?
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If you could delete your memory for one movie and watch it again as if for the very first time, what would it be? For me it's The Sixth Sense.
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What movies do you think best represent a specific emotion, like sadness, shame, fear, horror....? Example, Uncut Gems and stress/tension, or Melancholia and sense of sadness.
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What's your comfort TV show these days (no judgment)?
For content primarily about and related to scripted television programming
What are your favorite body horror movies? Do any of them or particular scenes still make you uncomfortable on subsequent viewings?
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What's your favorite movie with an odd but not particularly dangerous person as the main character (or one of the major ones)?
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What is the sub's view on different chocolate brands, like Ferrero, Lindt, Ghirardelli, etc.?
A community for people who like chocolate
What is your favorite book on psychoanalysis, whether diagnosis, therapy, or just an insightful psychoanalytic take on a subject (e.g., politics, history)
All things pertaining to what is called "the talking cure".
Can you help me appreciate classic music? I've gotten so used to the predictable and smooth new age type of music (like Yanni) that classic music often sounds jarring and unpleasant to me.
Whether you're a musician, a newbie, a composer or a listener, welcome. Please turn off your phone, and applaud between posts, not individual comments.
