[ SECRET POST #4502 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4502 ⌋

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

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[Jurassic Park/Jurassic World]


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03.
[The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor]


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04.
[Umbrella Academy]


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05.
[Santa Clarita Diet]


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06.
[Sailor Moon Eternal Edition]


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07.
[Rockett/Purple Moon computer games]


















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Comments

[sparklywalls]

Ah I think I remember seeing someone a while ago saying her role was much bigger and she was a little more "villainous" for lack of a better word.

I'm still not sure if I'd be ok with that considering she got the kids pushed onto her by someone else who should've been looking after them instead. I was actually talking about this topic (death in film) just last night, this weird sort of requirement that there has to be death to make a story realistic but sometimes it really jars with the overall narrative. I was talking about 'Jaws' and how I think I wouldn't have cared at all had the Mayor got eaten by the shark, despite the fact there could be the argument he was doing what he felt was right, blinkered as it was. I guess how you feel about a supporting character death all depends on how the framing of the story presents that character.

[(Anonymous)]

That kinda seems fitting for the writing of that movie overall, like between the mom telling Bryce Dallas Howard's character 'WHEN you have kids' and the whole 'awesome dude vs. meany career woman'; I'm not surprised that they'd see 'poor babysitting' as this cardinal sin for a female character.