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⌈ Secret Post #3761 ⌋

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Uhh, don't know if I should be ashamed to admit this or something but: The Village. I thought the aesthetics were great (parts of it were filmed near my home town), and there were some really lovely character moments in there that added substance to the story, like the way that the blind girl figured out that the Sigourney Weaver and William Hurt characters were in love because, while they were freely affectionate with other people, they never touched each other. There were a lot of little moments like that.

And along the same line: Signs. Maybe because I was religiously devout when I saw it, but I didn't find the "miracle" ending contrived at all, and ~plot holes~ like "why did the hydrophobic aliens land on a planet that was 70% water" didn't mean shit to me, anymore than scientific explanations of fairytale magic mean shit to me. (Midichlorians, anyone?) Who cares, it was part of the premise, I just rolled with it.

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