It is kinda funny seeing people talk about Seungmin lately because he definitely has gotten more bold and confident for sure. He's also just getting opportunities to be perceived as an individual on his own as well for the first time in a while but it's still jarring to see people be like Aw he was always such a quiet goodie two shoes little nerd and it's like...... he was the one to leave and seek out his own vocal coach and blatantly talk about it, which of course lead to I.N and Lee Know also doing the same, he was the one to go on bubble and tell off sasaengs who used to camp outside their old dorm for invading members privacy but also because it effected other residents and staff at the complex, something that i'm certain upper management wouldnt have been happy about, and he wasn't curt or nice about it either. like he's never actually been a wallflower, he's always had a pretty strong backbone and seems to stick to his principals, its not really new.
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Emma's Oscar is looking more and more locked in, which is good because she was outstanding in her movie, but sad because Lily was outstanding in her movie. And somehow at the end of all this, I'm afraid I must tell you all I have found myself officially rooting for Sandra, who was (get this) outstanding in her movie 😩
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etta’s portrayal in butch cassidy and the sundance kid was great but i do find it really really funny they introduced her by being like ‘shes really really into roleplay sex’ and then they cut to the next scene and it’s like ‘and also polyamory!’
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sorry for actually liking the dark themes and unsettling narratives in my favorite medias and not creating this warped perception that is devoid of all the things that actually make up the characters and plot. and if you can't handle even just the discussion of them then why are you into these medias in the first place.
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yeah no okay sorry i have just remembered the stupid fucking justin kurzel movie about the famous nation-changing mass shooting in my state and its the kind of thing where i literally do kind of think it shouldnt have been made and feel incredibly uncomfortable even bringing it up but it just makes me feel so weird im just Compelled to talk about it sometimes.
i've said all this shit probably better in my letterboxd review but the absolute lacuna of this event is really quite interesting to me(except where it’s not a lacuna, because it also frequently isn’t, like when it's brought up like ammo against americans). we watched the kurzel macbeth in a shakespeare unit last year and there was a really awkward pause where the prof was like he’s the one who made the movie about the-- port arthur massacre. horrendous pause. silent acknowledgement. move back to macbeth. like there’s the title of the movie, which is the shooter’s name backwards, and there’s the fact that his real name is never said in the movie. and there’s the fact that i don’t want to name shit here. i really really don’t. i’m trying my best to talk around it.
i don’t know, aside from that there’s the fact that literally everyone here has some connection to the shooting, whether to the victims or the shooter. i know mine rote – a high school english teacher of mine also taught the shooter, back in the ‘80s.
the movie makes me think about true stories, and true crime, and proximity to them. i thought justin kurzel’s snowtown was so good, i really thought it had something to say and i thought it was a good piece of art. maybe someone from south australia would have the same thought about nitram, but maybe they know someone who’s girlfriend’s cousin was killed by john justin bunting and they think snowtown never should have been made. i don’t know what nitram was trying to say. it sure got essie davis some fucking gifsets made of her on tumblr.
i still feel weird about them having an american play the perpetrator, but it’s similar, i think, to how the movie was filmed mostly on the mainland. proximity freezes, if you're close to something terrible.
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