[ SECRET POST #3767 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3767 ⌋

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

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[HBO's Silicon Valley]


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[Princess Nightmare]


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[Little Witch Academia]


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[Broadchurch, Mark Latimer]


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Comments

Re: Disappointing movies

[replicantangel]

I *love* Blade Runner (*points to name*), but I can totally see why people don't. It's weird, and it's a slow burn at times when you've been told it's a scifi action nerd film. The visuals and fashion were revolutionary at the time, but it's hard to see it through the lens of today - not to mention there are some downright problematic parts.

It's definitely not a movie for everyone. And that's okay.

Spoilers herein

[(Anonymous)]

not to mention there are some downright problematic parts.

I just watched Blade Runner for the first time last week, and while I really loved the idea of the film, and of course the look and feel of the world was epically cool, I got to That One Scene and it was like, "SERIOUSLY?!! IS THAT WHAT PASSES FOR CONSENSUAL AROUND HERE??!"

I'm actually kind of pissed off about the fact that most people either don't realize or just don't care that the protagonist basically rapes his love interest. Like, it obviously wasn't intended to be rape. It seems like it was supposed to be one of those "ravishment fantasy" scenarios where the woman wants it and just needs to be "tamed" or whatever (grumble grumble). But the facts of the scene make it basically impossible for me to call it anything but rape.

Re: Spoilers herein

[greghousesgf]

late to the party, but THIS!