What was the last piece of media that made you feel something good?

[krsm98]

The last one i would say it was Signalis or Soma

 

[WhatCouldHaveBeen32]

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[yotaka]

For me, it's The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin, which I read last year. I've read a few books, watch some films, and played some games, but The Dispossessed left a huge impact on me. While reading it, I was really immersed by the story in Anarres, it got my mind wandering all over the place. The society, the harsh living condition, the problems with its system, everything was crafted in such a way that left me captivated. It is currently my favourite book of all time, next to Neuromancer.

This month, I really enjoyed listening to I love My Computer by Ninajirachi. The whole album felt like a really good dj set and the transitions between songs were godlike. Also I succesfully set up pop'n music to be played using my PC like two days ago.

I love Neuromancer!

I should REALLY read Le Guin, I keep hearing about her but not putting in the work.
I'm not familiar with Ninajirachi, besides getting recommended the song "Fuck my Computer" on Soundcloud & really enjoying it, unfortunately I don't get much out of music nowadays other than the first time I hear it.

She's wonderful. If you want to get a sample before committing to a whole novel, you can read a couple of her short stories HERE and HERE.

 

[cluefixphantom]

Dragon Ball Z The Tree of Might, I see this as the best Dragon Ball movie, because it reminded me of the Yggdrasil legend.

And the Final Destination movies–they were thrilling. In my opinion, the best one is Bloodlines.

 

[Fresh Soju]

When it comes to movies I had a really fun time with this one: https://mydramalist.com/775663-dreams-of-you

Love Barista

러브 바리스타 ‧ Movie ‧ 2025

Otherwise I am really digging this drama rn: https://mydramalist.com/757041-jiao-yang-si-wo

Shine on Me

骄阳似我 ‧ Drama ‧ 2025 - 2026

Special shout out to this one: https://tv.naver.com/v/88441195

The People Upstairs

윗집 사람들 ‧ Movie ‧ 2025

I don't think the last one has any English subs but my gawd, certain scenes had me rolling so hard.

 

[dreaming]

Aside from endlessly replaying the same games I always do, I like the visual novel Z.A.T.O. // I Love the World and Everything In It and playing the Danganronpa games.
if counting replays/rewatches I've been rewatching the original Neon Genesis Evangelion anime.

The last one i would say it was Signalis or Soma

I've wanted to play Signalis for a few years now, it looks just like the sort of thing I'd enjoy.
I hope I can get the money to get it soon it looks so awesome.

 

[Fresh Soju]

Aside from endlessly replaying the same games I always do, I like the visual novel Z.A.T.O. // I Love the World and Everything In It and playing the Danganronpa games.
if counting replays/rewatches I've been rewatching the original Neon Genesis Evangelion anime.

Which games are you replaying?

 

[dreaming]

Which games are you replaying?

Primarily Left 4 Dead since I always go back to that game, and that game also made me feel something good recently differently from usual too since I usually play by myself, but got to play with someone I like a few days ago.
Also currently Doom 3.

 

[Fresh Soju]

Primarily Left 4 Dead since I always go back to that game, and that game also made me feel something good recently differently from usual too since I usually play by myself, but got to play with someone I like a few days ago.
Also currently Doom 3.

Fun games ~ ^^ And ty for bringing back memories about Left 4 Dead! Used to play it a lot with some friends. ^^

 

[Thorfinn]

Sinners was a great experience at the theater!

 

[DungEater]

100%ed Silent Hill F recently, that's a really good story if you can get past the clunky gameplay

 

[scary]

The music from glass animals and sleep token, and the show knights of Guinevere made me feel happy and hopeful recently

Glass Animals mentioned. I used to listen to them all the time when I was younger

I'm a sucker for nostalgia and Spring and a Storm by Tally Hall made me cry in a good way. Anything from my childhood whether it be music or games or whatever does bring back some good memories and can make me forget i'm struggling in the moment. Playing Pokémon White was also a good time.

 

[sels]

Chloé Zhao's movie Hamnet is about the profound experiences of connection and healing that are possible when we share our grief through art. I sobbed so hard. It got me through several days without ideation.

My less highbrow answer is the hilarious British panel show Taskmaster.