Movie theory: Adri was definitely used as a cinematic prop. Her presence isn’t necessary and yet it causes so much strife between Miguel and Johnny. *Objectification* #femfilm18#ipromiseyouanarchy
creating connections. This is what Bradley was talking about in the article on “Feeling”. The stereotype that skateboarder punks don’t care about anyone or anything but themselves and their skateboards is actually played with in the movie. The audience gets to see the emotional
Movie theory: I noticed a lot of connections through Miguel. His physical connection with Johnny, specially when Miguel has his fit of rage on the pedestrian overpass. The incredible networking this young guy seems to do is another example of
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Ok very confused about the kidknapping. Why would those fifty people not understand that danger that they are in? Are they not aware of the underground drug cartels harvesting bodies for profit?? Within their own country??? #femfilm18#ipromiseyouanarchy
I think the boys on skateboards symbolize their willingness to glide through life and to not look too closely at the risks they take in order to survive. Like a coping mechanism almost #femfilm18#ipromiseyouanarchy
@HSteff2 That is a great question. By the end she definitely seems to only have the purpose of evoking emotion from the male characters #femfilm18#ipromiseyouanarchy
Kessler was right in the interpretation of the love-making scenes. By flirting with the line between passion and porn, most audiences connect with the emotions. #bound#femfilm18
Corkys time in prison, tattoos, and butch libido reminds me of certain characters found in the Netflix original series “Orange is The New Black” #femfilm18#bound