[ SECRET POST #3691 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3691 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[A Series of Unfortunate Events]


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05. [SPOILERS for Blood and Chocolate]



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06. [SPOILERS for Shin Sekai Yori]




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07. [SPOILERS for Star Wars Rebels]
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Comments

Re: What media do you think has aged REALLY well?

[skeletal_history]

I actually agree (and it was a really good movie, too!) -- it even was instrumental in inspiring the California state government to change their regulations on mental hospitals in the years following.

What I thought didn't age well was the dated neo-Freudian conclusion of the psychiatrist as to the root of Virginia's psychosis (early childhood trauma of rejection at the hands of a distant father) and the use of psychoanalysis to treat patients with schizophrenia [edited to add:], particularly the reliance on "therapeutic insight".

I mean, it's a great movie and its quality is not at all lessened by these things! It's just that when those parts of the movie occurred, I inwardly groaned. :)

Re: What media do you think has aged REALLY well?

[sarillia]

Huh, I don't even remember those parts. It probably bothered me at the time too. But still, it can't be worse in that regard than something like Spellbound. Oh Freudian psychology.