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- annabeth...
What will the future literally look like?
This idea comes from watching Mad Men- seeing smoking and drinking freely at the office for example, and my brother once pointing out that if a show or movie ever wanted to make it really clear that it was set in the 1990’s, all they’d have to do is have multiple people driving... - renee...
I liked 3 Body Problem, Liu Cixin, Netflix. Particularly the video game scenes. I wanted to post an image in here but can’t. Jess Hong is a babe. I really enjoyed the crazy-gorgeous Asian female leads.... My wife and I have recently been watching Poldark and I really appreciate Ross Poldark's generosity and attitude toward the people in his community. He finds ways to give people work, never a direct handout, which in the context of late 1700s Cornwall is a really important way of... I watched it recently and loved it. I loved how action wasn't the key; I'd love to see more Marvel and superhero shows exploring these deeper sides; I see them as modern myths helping us make sense of the more complex world and we need a lot of help in a lot of areas :) I also... - david...
Maybe your feed shows you something different: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DU1QY5Nkf0b/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== Why do I envision Ed Harris as Christof, the director in the Truman show, leaning forward to see how moist the corner of our eyes get... I’ve spent most of my adult life on film and television sets — high-pressure, often cutthroat environments where trust isn’t abstract. What sustained me there was trust and owning responsibility when things went wrong.... - onI think Lalo, from Better Call Saul, is the only deeply embodied villain I've ever seen portrayed on television. He's embodied in both the sense that he has strong physical energy in every scene, and also importantly the way the character seems to navigate the world through intelligent, but 'non-conscious' actions. He's like, a Taoist hero.bygoldie...
Nice yah I think Zaheer fits the bill for a Taoist villain. He's trying to restore the world to it's natural Tao, as he sees it. Green Mana, for sure. With regards to Thanos... idk, something aesthetically feels off when making him fit that bill....