Rachel Mcadams - Blog Posts
I'm on the journey of finding my dominant sign in sidereal astrology because I'm just so stuck. I feel like I look mars dominant and relate to that personality the most but I was also thinking maybe I could be Jupiter dominant so I want your guys opinion. My moon is mrigashira which is ruled by mars. I've watched all Claire Nakti videos and mars makes the most sense to me I resonate with the personality of Venus women too. I'm Bharani sun so that would make sense
And it's this picture specifically where I see it and I remember watching Claire Nakti's video on mars dominant women and she showed Khloe Kardashian and I saw the resemblance.
A picture where I'm smiling bc I also noticed their smiles are very pretty and a prominent feature I always get complimented on mine I think Claire Nakti said something about them being gummy which I do have a gummy smile when I smile genuinely and very big. And people would always talk about Megan's smile too ðŸ˜.
She's a mrigashira moon and dhanishta asc btw
And to be fair I think this is after some surgery but I feel like we look similar here
Mrigashira moon and chrittika asc
I'm only adding Megan bc she is Dhanishta sun but I don't think she's mars dominant idk she is a Magha moon and she looks like Magha and mars to me and her personality fits mars dominant
And ofc I don't look exactly like these women but this is the only planet that makes sense for me and I do see some resemblance unlike the other planets. The other planets I was thinking about were Venus, Jupiter, and maybe just maybe ketu.
I'm heartbroken, now I just want Stephen and Christine to be endgame somehow.
Review: Doctor Strange (2016)
Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Benedict Cumberbatch is Stephen Strange, a hot-shot neurosurgeon turned master of sorcery, in this latest installment of Marvel Cinematic Universe.
While Thor was being coy about magic and claiming that science and magic are the same in his Thor movies, Doctor Strange (the movie, not the character) never argues about it. Yes, Stephen Strange is a doctor and a skeptic, first and foremost, but as he became a believer, so did we as the audience. From that moment onward, magic was never questioned. And boy, what a pretty magic they were.
Remember Inception? Remember the mind-trippingly iconic manipulation of cities and buildings in that movie? Crank those images you have in your mind to 11, and you'd get something resembling the pure beauty of magic in Doctor Strange. They're gorgeous, dynamic, and intensely mesmerizing. Even when Strange is not running from buildings rolling down the street, or running up in the ceiling, the visualization of magic in Doctor Strange is just breathtaking--and especially, unique.
The cast is also a huge part of why the movie works. Benedict Cumberbatch is subdued enough, but with enough levity and charisma to be an iconic Marvel superhero. (And the fact that he looks almost exactly like the comic book character doesn't hurt either). Chiwetel Ejiofor and Benedict Wong are the perfect sidekicks, and Rachel McAdams is the perfect grounding character. I’m not too pleased with how they leave her character, but McAdams is great. Mads Mikkelsen and his sinister kind of charisma makes a memorable villain, even if he doesn't talk much. Forgetting the controversy around the casting of The Ancient One, Tilda Swinton is reliably splendid as the mystical character.
But while it has pretty solid characterization and plot, enjoyment of Doctor Strange depends mostly on visually immersive experience. For me, the story itself almost felt like a TV pilot. It's basically 100% set up, with teasers of what he might be like as a full-fledged Marvel superhero in the future. Doctor Strange is not a bad standalone movie at all, it's just almost meaningless if you don't take into account that we'll be seeing him again in future installments. However, I don’t mind much because I really do think Doctor Strange is a new stepping stone in MCU, in terms of accepting magic. It has an excellent world-building that doesn’t detach itself from the rest of franchise, and the visual is worth every penny.
I suggest you to see it either in 3D (if you like 3D movies at all, although maybe beware with motion sickness if you’re sensitive) because I think it'll be gorgeous, or at least see it in a good middle seat in your trusty cinema to get the most immersive experience. I saw it in cinema with crappy sound, and I really, really wish I had a different experience.
TL;DR Full of magical visual, Doctor Strange is one more solid Marvel origin story.
Film Noir -Â I have to apologize. I am a shitty photographer. None of the paintings that I photograph come out looking like they do in real life. Anyways...I used warm grays in this painting which reminded me of the old classic film noir genre.
Acrylic on masonite. 16"x20"
Regina George and Glinda Upland
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"you are all I care about"
Rachel McAdams as Maureen Hope
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Doctor Strange review!
This review is an honest and subjective review that contains minor minor spoilers and personal opinions, so be aware - God I loved the new logo of the Marvel studios and how it presented the heroes!! I was internally screaming - I'm a great bbc Sherlock fan but it's my first time to actually see Benedict on big screen, and he's long face was shown beautifully on big screen - He's portrayal of Doctor Strange was FANTASTIC! Well, some part reminded me of American Sherlock but Strange's original character in the comics is like that so, what can I say? - I think this movie also encouraged and gave hope to disabled people that there is a second life beyond their disability, to overcome and be a greater one - Rachel McAdams you beautiful women, not only beautiful but I also found her character, Christine Palmer really adequate, non - sexualised, strong female love interest in the hero movie. Very suitable. She was so pure and precious - As an ethnic minority, I actually liked Tilda's Ancient one. I think she acually added more mysterious vibe to the character rather than stereotypical 'old Asian man, the master of the protagonist' And I loved how they sarcastically tricked the audience in the first part of the movie with Master Hamir - CLOAK OF LEVITATION I WANT ONE. I mean, it's the most powerful character in the movie lol - THE HUMOR - I suspected Mordo the entire time since I knew that he was originally a villain in the comics. I'm glad that it was portrayed by one of my favourite actor - Wong, my new favorite sidekick since Falcon - I loved the make up of Kaecillius, but I feel like Marvel could have done better with this villain - Dormmamu, I've come to watch a movie - I was in utter shock for like, 2 sec when Mordo mentioned the Living Tribunal. Wtf? - It felt like this movie opened such a big potential to phase 4, with the multiverse. It was also very refreshing like Antman, with a new introduction of a hero, but kinda sad that Marvel is preparing for change in generation - THE VISUALS!! WTF I haven't watched it in 3D but if you do, prepare for possible nausea - The mid credit scene!!! Gahgh I missed you!! My favourite fluffy cinnamon roll! - It was actually nice to finally see a proper Asian culture based superhero movie For me, it was a 9/10 movie, with dealing with a story that might have been quite commonly used as a superhero origin, but transforming it mystically, not giving us the feeling that it is messy. I think it really opened up the future of Marvel in a bigger scale. Everything were incredibly well balanced, organised yet.. STRANGE
I'd love to see Christine Palmer and Claire Temple teaming up and just share all the wierd shit they've experienced