The Half of It (2020) dir. Alice Wu
– Gravity is matter’s response to loneliness. – Who said that? – I don’t know. – Then you said it.
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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The Half of It (2020) dir. Alice Wu
– Gravity is matter’s response to loneliness. – Who said that? – I don’t know. – Then you said it.
The Half Of It (2020)
Find something good in Iowa to believe in, heathen.
Endings are tricky because we expect answers. Fifteen years ago, with my first film Saving Face, I got one recurring question: “Is this ending… too happy?” At the time, as much as I saw the truth in it for my characters, I confessed to not knowing if that happy ending could be expected in real life; but as a queer woman, I wanted - needed - to see it in order to believe it could happen for me. Now with The Half Of It I’m regularly peppered with questions over whether certain characters end up together in an ever-pointed crescendo toward “But is the ending happy?” (Ha!) My honest answer is that the point of the film isn’t about who ends up with whom. It’s about three people who collide in a moment-in-time before going their separate ways, each now holding the piece of themselves that allows them to become the person they are meant to be. The end of the film is each of their beginnings. And for my characters, I can think of no happier ending. - Alice Wu
After you.
“She’s not a ghost. she’s REAL… Betraying you was her deepest regret.”
Essays in Existentialism: Nerd 5
Previously on Nerd
Not one thing changed at all, much to Lexa’s surprise.
She felt different. Things should have been different because they sure as hell felt different, but not one thing was changed at all when Monday morning rolled around at school. As usual, Lexa spent the morning catching up with Luna and sipping her orange juice as they walked to school. And despite her friend’s annoyance from the day before, Luna softened slightly and let Lexa tell her about her day with Clarke.
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i’ve been by myself for two months, but this is the first time i feel alone.
# Mama bear Clarke being B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L & CONCERNED ASF (✿◡‿◡)
you think you can kill me? i’m the commander of death, nothing can kill me.
📸 | Clarke Griffin in The 100 episode 5x1 - “Eden”
“If Lexa came back, they (Clexa) would be together.” Eliza Taylor at PolarisCon 2 (via songlikesense8)
That was her face when asked if Alycia was a good kisser.
clarke griffin celebration week: ⤷ day #2: family
Essays in Existentialism: Nerd 2
Previously on Nerd
There is always something to the feeling of being awake before dawn, hopping on a plane, and spending sunrise in a new city that makes someone feel almost as if they’d been reborn. For just a little while, they have the capacity to be what they want and to feel as if they old reality has been shucked away in favor of possibilities.
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Time for the rich Clexas to rise and share this gift with the world
💬 | Favorite mishap or blooper?
“My love scene with Alycia…I misinterpreted the scene as being a lot more aggressive and the director came up to me and was like ‘be loving!’”