[ SECRET POST #3809 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3809 ⌋

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

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[Solstice]



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[Martin Starr, Spider-Man: Homecoming]


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[MacGyver (2016)]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can't find any other movie about a real life serial killer where they sympathized with the 'oh so sad past' of the murderer. Can you?

[(Anonymous)]

But my point is that I'm not sure that's a useful metric or point of specificity to get hung up on.

[(Anonymous)]

How else can we judge whether or not a certain group of people are being romanticized in a mainstream way (such as the movie Monster)?

[(Anonymous)]

My point is about whether or not there's other mainstream media that specifically romanticizes real-world spree killers. The question to me is whether romanticizing killers like this is unprecedented, and I think that romanticizing groups of people who are quite similar, even if they're not exactly similar, serves as a precedent.

[(Anonymous)]

Then you haven't looked very hard.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285728/

[(Anonymous)]

That is about as romanticizing or sympathetic as Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.

[(Anonymous)]

So you didn't think the flashbacks made him sympathetic?

[(Anonymous)]

Michael Rooker was fairly sympathetic there.

[(Anonymous)]

TheYoung Poisoner's Handbook is HIGHLY sympathetic to Graham Young, a British serial killer and poisoner. He's a more minor killer than most, and the movie is a dark comedy as opposed to a serious drama, but the movie still goes way out of its way to sympathize with him largely based on a possibily abusive childhood.

So it has happened before.

[anarchicq]

Karla. About Karla Homolka, starring the chick from That 70's Show and Orange is the New Black.