gilmore girls netflix revival
Five scenes in the Gilmore Girls Revival that made me cry
November 29, 2016 • gilmore girls a year in the life, gilmore girls netflix revival, lifestyle
I wasn’t going to post this initially because I’ve already eaten
everybody’s ears off on social media + real life about the Gilmore Girls
Revival but I just sat down to write this because I needed to. I needed to put
my thoughts somewhere whether I post it on the blog or no for some closure because the ending left me in two minds. I
had promised to do this post in my previous post about rewatching Gilmore Girls a couple of months ago. I thought I’d just put it out there for anybody who wants
to read it. If you haven’t watched the
original series and wondering what the hell this hype is about then go get on the bandwagon and you won't regret it.
This series is set a couple of years later and Rory is now
32. Lorelai and Luke have been in a relationship for 9 years. Stars Hollow is
still the same though with all it’s glorious people and funny quirks. It was so
good to be back in that town. Let's talk about the moments that made me bawl like a baby or at least made me tear up. Amy Sherman Palladino knows how to hit all the nostalgia spots which you didn't even know existed. I’m
going to do a reverse countdown from the least to the most emotional scene in
the revival.
5. Rory and Dean’s little meeting at the supermarket. It was
a cute little banter between them, catching up on their lives. I love that it was in the place where they first met all those years ago ( Sounds like a Taylor Swift lyric). It’s so nice
to know that he is happy, has a family and has since moved on. I was Team Dean
after all for a long time and I always believed he was an amazing guy, especially to Rory and he deserves all the good things! Also,
Jared Padalecki ..enough said. Dean Forester has had the best transformation from the show to the revival (Jess was already hot to begin with!)
4. Sookie and Lorelai’s scene where she bakes a
million different cakes for her wedding and shes's as hyper as always. It was just like the old times. Michel comes in and talks about how
sad Lorelai’s been since she left and she tears up a little. Her
appearance was too short compared to the real show, where she was always around
in times of every crisis in Lorelai’s life. I had expected her to be the first
one Lorelai tells about her and Luke having a baby and stuff. I wish she was around more, dropping in every other day with baked goods. That would have been about right. I’m glad they are
still best friends though!
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