Vesper was a wonderful character due to being an actual character. I'm not even going to get started on M in skyfall apart from "I hated how they handled her departure"

aw I'm sorry! what I have pain-wise is amassed from 5 different friends which I clearly wrongfully assumed was a decent enough spectrum (two of them used the same metaphor of 'two badgers/polar bears duelling in my uterus'). the 'irrational monsters' thing could definitely have been construed from how I had written…

they've already NAILED the "give women nothing interesting or of any importance to do"

need help with writing and it is a DOOOOZY

when did all police officers just straight up become ed209

I got that stupid fucking firefly hat guy to block me on twitter by telling him his brother alec is in much better movies

that was how a coworker sold me on DRIVE and what a wonderful film that is

it's a highlight

I enjoyed how 'best musical or comedy' featured zero musicals or comedies that year, when world's end really should have been up for just about every category.

it sounds like todd has never seen Moral Orel because while it was a smaller, cultier show, it kind of pulled the same structural trick (and I want to guess Orel did it a lot better, but I don't follow TWD so I can't say for sure)

I LOVE THE MONKEY FUCK YOU BOTH

hang on what show is this because I am sold based on the very last thing mentioned (I honestly feel really bad writing this comment but I GOTTA KNOW)

oh toddammit.

my entire circle of friends loves the fucking shit out of that movie, though sometimes I show it to a 'normal' person and they SUUUPER do not get it because it's simply TOO GOOD

it is! it's just still kind of a quiet cult, but WE ARE HERE

the HDTGM episode about that one is AMAZING if you haven't heard it. they interview one of the writers and it explains a LOT

I watched Cabin Boy, that is literally it

URRRH?!

land before time is actually about the mormons' pilgrimage to the west. I am dead serious. Don Bluth is a mormon and those allegories are all over his work, but nowhere as prominently as land before time - littlefoot's mom (joseph smith) presents littlefoot (brigham young) with the idea of a promised land, a great…

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