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[lilithisbitter]

Day 01 - Favorite foreign language film
Day 02 - A film that is underrated
Day 03 - A film that brings you unadulterated happiness
Day 04 - A film cliché that you love
Day 05 - Favorite love story in a film
Day 06 - Favorite actor/actress
Day 07 - The most surprising plot twist/ending
Day 08 - The best opening/closing credits
Day 09 - The best soundtrack/score to a film
Day 10 - Favorite classic film
Day 11 - Favorite black-and-white film
Day 12 - A film that permanently altered your point-of-view
Day 13 - A guilty pleasure...
Day 14 - A film that you used to love but now hate
Day 15 - Favorite film sequel
Day 16 - Favorite film character
Day 17 - Favorite film quote
Day 18 - The best overall cast in a film
Day 19 - The most hilarious film you've seen
Day 20 - A moving (emotional) scene
Day 21 - Favorite film from your favorite actor/actress
Day 22 - Favorite Academy Award acceptance speech
Day 23 - A character who you can relate to the most
Day 24 - The best page-to-screen film adaptation
Day 25 - Favorite film villain
Day 26 - Favorite film poster
Day 27 - A film that you wish you had seen in theaters
Day 28 - Favorite film from your favorite director
Day 29 - A piece of trivia from a favorite film
Day 30 - Your favorite film of all-time



Dunstan Thorne and Una from Stardust! Heck to the yes.





The dad of our hero meets the mom of our hero at a glass flower stall in the realm of fairy. They talk about the cost of flowers and instead of a blue flower that might require a hefty cost, she gives to him a snowdrop that plays into the plot later and only requires a kiss.



She presents her cheek for him to kiss.



He goes in for the kiss.



Only to have her turn her face at the last second. He doesn't mind one bit since she's several shades of awesome.



Discovering Una is a captive of the witch who owns the flower stall, he attempts to cut the chain holding free. Failing that, he asks her what she wants of him. She just wants a night with him to produce a nonjerk ass heir to the Stormhold throne and to not be alone. Unlike in the book, Dunstan doesn't marry and raises Tristan as a single dad.



Which works out for him in the end when he is reunited with his long lost love. Awww.