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After finally seeing Obsession, I get the hype for it, and that’s why I believe small-budget films should never be overlooked or slept on if we wish to keep cinema alive. The movie doesn’t try to hide anything about itself; it’s a commentary on abuse and the codependency that comes with it. Nikki is a victim of a cowardly man, and yes, he didn’t know the wish would work, but the moment he figures it out, does he try to fix it? No, he simply asks to alter it. He completely strips away her autonomy.

Bear is truly a well-written villain because he looks harmless, he sounds harmless, and he's a timid coward, but he still raped Nikki, blamed Nikki for the behavior he caused, and still had the audacity to ask her what's so bad about being with him when she's begging him to just kill her. Nikki lost parts of herself she'll never get back because the man she thought was her friend put her through hell for his own benefit, and that's sadly the reality for a lot of abuse victims.

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The way some people are speaking about the Backrooms movie is genuinely baffling. Does the movie have some flaws, of course, but you can tell a lot of people wanted the movie to spoon-feed them the answers to why the Backrooms exist when you can't really explain why they exist in the first place. That's what makes them unsettling. Clark as a character was done really well, and we were given enough clues to see his character slowly slipping into madness and self-pity.

The backrooms almost seem to feed off his negativity and his need to constantly be a victim. It gives him a sense of security and further pushes him into victimhood. He has never wanted to change. He just wanted something to tell him that nothing has ever been his fault until Mary tells him exactly how it is. I do feel bad for Clark in a way mental illness is a hard thing to face, and he's not bad in a cartoon villain way he's just the perfect example of what can happen when you refuse to take responsibility for your own actions.

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Maul is truly a well written complex character in my personal opinion because you can sympathize with his background and the abuse he suffered while also acknowledging he still isn't a good person or a fully reliable person but you still feel heartbroken for him because he was a child who was forced into something he never asked for. He's by definition someone who is continuing the cycle of abuse with Devon even if he doesn't see it that way.

He is grooming Devon the same way Sidious did with the others just emotionally by taking advantage of her pain and confusion. I love Maul and I love that we are continuing to see more of him even though a lot of us know his fate.

[ari-20999]

I think what made Iron Lung so great was that it didn't rely on jump scares; it solely relied on making the audience feel uncomfortable to make them fear what was lurking in the silence. Simon, as a character, is so tragic. He's just a terrified man begging to live and we have to watch him slowly come to the realization no matter what he does that sub was marked to be his grave the moment he was forced into it. He suffered so much, but he still chose to do the right thing in the end for the sake of humanity who didn't even know his name, and the sad part is he will never know if he was successful or not in making sure the box got to the surface.

[ari-20999]

What's with all the Shin negativity recently? Like I'm not talking about getting annoyed with shipping or actual criticism but I've seen people say she isn't interesting or shouldn't even be in the show which is fine we all have opinions but Shin is interesting the little bits and pieces we have of her makes her interesting. I've also seen people call Shin fans giving out their theories about her 'just reaching to make her useful' but isn't that what we all do regardless of which character it is? Give our thoughts and ideas of a character.

Shin is curious we clearly see that when she is asking Baylan about his life when he was a jedi. She is clearly struggling with what she wants because she probably never really had time to think about it how could she when she was being trained for 'something more' she doesn't seem to trust Thrawn or the night sisters either. I'm sure if we get a second season (I'm sure we will) they can definitely expand on her more and her past but with what we have now she's mysterious and the tiny bits leave you curious for more.

You don't have to like the character or even be a huge fan of her I'm not trying to convince anyone who has their mind made up I just want people to let Shin fans exist peacefully and vice versa. I just found it extremely weird people are actually upset people are taking an interest in her character (I'm not talking about people who only use her for shipping purposes I'm talking about people who actually find her interesting).

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