i will say as incredible as those trailers were, they make this seem way too fast paced and adrenaline fueled. this is a slow, almost torturous descent into pure evil. Hansen loses his soul over the course of the film and you feel every second of it.
a lot of movies seem terrified of letting a scene exist without a purpose. everything has to reveal character, advance the plot, establish a theme or foreshadow something. sometimes a scene can just be people sitting around talking nonsense. cinema could use more useless moments
This is because knowledge became an accessory to boost your ego instead of something you digest to gain real applicable wisdom which's also why this is happening heavily through the Internet because it's baseless and mostly inapplicable
Whenever i read great writers, i am reminded i am not as well read as i think i am. Then, i get excited because i realize that means there is more to read. More to learn! More to write! More to live!
things ive noticed after moving out
> a clean bedsheet can genuinely fix your mood
> a 20 min call with your mom feels like a family reunion
> laundry is a recurring side quest
> you gotta carry your entire life in a tote bag
> adulthood is making small decisions 17 times a day
not to be like “oh the poor movie star” but i do think there is something so deeply sad about tom cruise. abused kid who never had a stable home, lost any chance of a normal life at 20, sucked into a cult by his wife, completely unable to be a human being anymore…
les gens aiment trop se limiter wsh tu peux être un geek et sportif et aimer voyager et lire des manga et dessiner et la photo et la bécane et être un fashion et s’habiller en running tt ça en même temps