They.
Were.
So.
Good.
Amelie starts off with this woman (Amelie) who found a box of old toys in the floor of her apartment and then, being as adventure-seeking as she is, looks for the owner. After finding the owner, she continues to do adventurous things that affect the lives of people around her (and that involve extensive schemes), like helping a blind man find his way to the metro station, or getting revenge on a grocer who is verbally abusive to his assistant, or getting a scornful guy and a lonely co-worker to be in a relationship. Eventually, Amelie sees Nino, a man who she realizes (after trying to return his photo album) is as imaginative and adventurous as she is. Amelie plans out a scheme to return his photo album without having to meet him, and Nino falls in love with how mysterious she is. They don't properly meet until the end of the film, after many attempts, and confess their love for one another. IT IS SO CUTE AND I LOVED IT! 5 STARS FROM DIJA! The only thing I didn't like were all the sex scenes. The movie has scenes that are very extreme, and almost pornographic (of course, I guess I wouldn't really know, though, because I don't watch porn... I'm 13, for Pete's sake).
As for the Silence of the Lambs, all I'm gonna say is
"I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti. *Hissing/slurping sounds*"
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