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Having a gf who recently lost her sister to cancer and obviously still dealing with grief, I find it incredible the amount of films and shows in recent years that incorporate cancer or terminal diseases to their narrative.
It's pretty much impossible to watch anything without her being constantly reminded of it.
Went for a very safe rom-com last night, both very happy with my feel-good choice until one of the main characters had to learn about her aunt's terminal diagnosis though it was completely unnecessary to the story overall.Million-Dollar Idea : an app that lets you sort through films based on topics you want to avoid.
- I know what you feel, my wife had a miscarriage a few years ago, so every movie or show that had pregnancies or babies was off limitsdmay
- Sorry to hear dmay, hope it's easier to deal with now.spl33nidoru
- Does anyone really think they have original ideas anymore? Honest question. https://www.doesthed…nb
- (not that this site is good, but it is what it is)nb
- Thanks, has the time got by we slowly learned how to deal with it, and having a baby last year helped a lot, but it never goes away completelydmay
- I hear you, these remain sensitive memories, but I'm glad you're in a better place now.spl33nidoru
- nb, I'm speechless.spl33nidoru
- Easy, don’t watch movies, watch an old Coldplay live concert on YouTube. Safe as houses.shapesalad
- I wasn't trying to be rude or insensitive, sorry if I came across that way.nb
- no no nb, i meant it literally, actually amazed that such a website already exists!spl33nidoru