Everyone talks about the “it’ll pass” scene on Fleabag as the most heartbreaking moment they’ll always remember.
But THIS was the scene that truly broke me.
Estaba teniendo una pesadilla horrible y en el peor momento mi gata me despertó de un maullido en la cara, para acto seguido darse la vuelta y seguir durmiendo. Excelente servicio 10/10 la intuición de la tipa.
The Leftovers (2014–2017) is what happens when television asks questions it can’t answer, exploring grief, faith, and the quiet beauty of not knowing why.
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el meneo emocional que es soñar con alguien que por cuál sea la circunstancia ya no está en tu vida no hay descanso en el plano onírico https://t.co/vq6qX9T66A
my musical embodiment of therapy without forced positivity, wrapped in a remedial bow. the fireplace of my soul who showed me how to rise from the ashes of bridges burned. taught me this pain wouldn’t be for evermore, but my capacity to feel pain should be https://t.co/jqnxiKQdiw
If you find yourself struggling with low attention span, I highly recommend you watch Pluribus on Apple TV.
It is one of the most morally complex shows I have seen in recent years. 4 episodes in, I still don't know how to make sense of it morally.
Vince Gilligan knows this very well and uses every trick in the filmmaking book to prolong that moral conundrum inside you. It does in 4 episodes what a run-of-the-mill Netflix show will do in 1. And yet it doesn't feel slow because your mind is constantly working.
As an example, episode 4 (~45 minutes long) has only 6 scenes - an average of ~8 minutes per scene - something you will never find in most modern shows.
It's a show that calms and nourishes your brain without cucking you with cheap dopamine.