When he forgave his father I shed a tear. This movie is beautiful

'It smells like dust and moonlight...'

Underrated master piece

I don't know why but watching this movie when I feel lonely makes me feel better

"...he'd been waiting for this moment his entire life."

My favourite scene was when bill visited his father

This movie like changed my life and I still can’t figure out why

This scene breaks my heart and it puts me in this existential crisis every time I see it.

I found a quote from this scene in my best friends phone after he passed away from cancer. Had to look up what is was from, love Don’s work

This movie is so incredible to me because despite being mostly stick people with some narration, it really sucks you in. It's really quite beautiful actually.

This movie got me thinking...

Don Hertzfeldt channels the sentient universe to itself. Brilliant...

"And as the sun continues to set, he finally comes to realize the dumb irony in how he'd been waiting for this moment his entire life. This stupid, awkward moment of death that had invaded and distracted so many days with stress and wasted time." These lines are hilarious (ex. "Stupid, awkward moment") but so deep.

I’m getting the it smells like dust and moonlight tattooed on me in 2 months

First time I watched this movie I was actually tearing up because of how powerful this scene is. Incredible film.