My Eccentric 55 Year Old Coworker Just Told Me That It's Gay To Talk To Other Men About Movies Because
my eccentric 55 year old coworker just told me that it's gay to talk to other men about movies because their sexual fantasies will always inspire their opinions on a film. he would do numbers etc. etc.
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Hey guys I deleted a lot of the posts on this blog and probably won't be posting for a really long time. Social media has been bad for my ""art"" because I always feel like I need to rush myself, then end up having nothing good to post anyway. On top of that I'm in the midst of a quarterlife crisis and a cancer scare and a timeline shift and and.
By the way, it's snowing buckets on the gulf coast for the first time since the 1960's. (We've had much smaller amounts of snow in my lifetime, though.) I've gone MIA from my office job and will be walking around in it all day.
A Woman Under the Influence (1974), dir. John Cassavetes
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lol one of the first things i complained about on here was how much letterboxd hated the Ghost World movie... i watched it again last night and remembered one of the main complaints was that Enid managed to do everything wrong and screw up her life. and I just Do Not think she did. She's 18, and the only thing she did wrong was get fired from her job on day 1. She rejected her computer job because she didn't want it. Her found art piece was too controversial, and someone who had never even met her forced a failing grade upon her. She grew apart from her friend after highschool like people tend to do, which to be fair, was more obvious in the book than the movie. Fucking an old man was in bad taste but eh, whatever. If anything it's Seymour's fault.
"Enid ruined her whole life" is an ironically teenage take. I mean, it's a coming of age film geared toward teenagers, so I'm not surprised. but she just seems like a moody teenager who runs into bad things happening to her. the point is that she couldn't have known. she doesn't have the tools to deal with these events because she's fucking 18. the movie is about how she's 18. you were even dumber when you were 18.
Enid is going to be fine. There's nothing wrong with her. They should've included the last line of the book in the movie, I think.
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