The Greatest.

If watching this movie for 4 time is a wrong then I don't wanna be right. The director, Michael Gracey, makes everything that we've imagined is real. It's all real and magic is real. I felt like I needed to prepare for this fantasy ride when the movie was starting. As "A Million Dream" is playing, I cried. It was so beautiful, and how Charity love him with all of her heart, running away together. I cried harder when they were dancing on the roof underneath the moonbeams. It was so dreamy that I cried harder, I can't help it. The fact that they were born from different world, different circumstances. But all she does is have faith in him, believe in him and he let her to be part of the journey, reaching his dream. The love was so strong, as if the world was theirs.

"you may be right, you may be wrong but say that you'll
bring me along, to the world you see"

The part where PT Barnum held up all the posters of wanting unique people got me shook. It's something that people wouldn't do, it's a rare thing. See, this era has been a pretty wreck, people start doing body shaming, finding it hard to accept one another, saying bad things to other people who has flaws like it's not a big deal. The part that everyone forgetting is that, the fact that God made them that way. They deserve love and if someone look better physically, it doesn't mean the other look less beautiful. So, I cried harder as "This Is Me" was playing. Love just gotta fight the hate, and love will win.

"There's nothing I'm not worthy of"

Rewrite the stars. It's an unrequited love. Like, it's forbidden and it would be hopeless if they tried to break down everything that tried to hold and stop them from loving each other. When they were holding hands outside, other people would look as if they're so disgusted by Anne. Everyone would think "how and why" they would be together because of the fact that it's such from a different world they're in. But who can stop them if they were meant to be each other's destiny?