Calling All Introverts- 5 Movies That Feels Like A Warm Hug!

Are you an introvert who would like to explore more about movies?…

If you are an introvert ,you know the joy of being alone in a night under the cozy blanket,so as to just explore more movies which would make you feel like a warm hug!

Here are the list of 5 such movies for you!

Her(2013):

Her centres on Samantha (Scarlett Johansson), an artificially intelligent operating system voiced by a woman, and Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix), a guy who falls in love with her. Chris Pratt, Olivia Wilde, Rooney Mara, and Amy Adams all feature in the movie. She was dedicated to Adam Yauch, Maurice Sendak, Harris Savides, and James Gandolfini, all of whom passed away prior to the movie’s premiere.

Finding Dory( 2026):

A year after Finding Nemo, the forgetful blue tang Dory suddenly remembers her parents and sets off to find them. With Marlin and Nemo, she travels to the Marine Life Institute in California, where she befriends Hank the octopus, Destiny the whale shark, and Bailey the beluga whale. Separated from her friends, Dory overcomes obstacles, reunites with her parents, and helps Marlin and Nemo escape captivity. The film highlights themes of perseverance, self-acceptance, and the power of family.

Before Sunrise(1995):

On a train to Vienna, American tourist Jesse and French student Céline cross paths. They talk about life, love, and fate while exploring the city one lovely night. With a promise to meet again in six months, they part ways as dawn draws near, leaving their future uncertain but exquisitely hopeful.

About Time(2013):

Tim Lake finds out from his father that the men in their family have the ability to travel across time when he turns 21. Tim makes an effort to use this gift to better his life, particularly his relationship with Mary. But he quickly learns that life’s beauty is found in its flaws and that time travel cannot make everything better. Tim discovers how to value each moment thru love, grief, and familial ties.

Frank(2014):

Aspiring musician Jon joins a quirky band fronted by the mysterious Frank, who is always wearing a huge papier-mâché head. Jon chronicles their adventure online while working on an experimental album, which results in unexpected stardom. But he quickly learns of the group’s profound difficulties, especially Frank’s mental health problems. The movie looks at issues like fame, originality, and the price of artistic brilliance.