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which fictional death has affected you the most emotionally? like had you straight up crying your eyes out or similar responses
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Top 10 Netflix Original Series
10. The Haunting of Bly Manor
Created by Mike Flanagan
Full disclaimer, this series will break your heart. You will cry… a lot. It gets compared to Flanagan’s other instalment of The Haunting anthology, Hill House, because some fans were expecting this series to be just as scary. However, what people need to appreciate is that a haunting can mean a number of different things. While there are ghosts in this story, the series actually explores its characters being haunted by love. Bly Manor is a more gothic take on the horror genre, based on the novel The Turn of the Screw by Henry James, and follows a young au pair as she takes care of two young children who have recently suffered a tragic loss. As I said, it is utterly heartbreaking throughout, but it is an extremely beautiful series, so is worth the pain.
9. The Witcher
Created by Lauren Schmidt Hissrich
Since the series first aired, I have heard a number of people compare it to another TV fantasy epic, Game of Thrones. However, I think a much closer comparison would be to Lord of the Rings. This show is pure fantasy in the production design, the acting, and the characters themselves, which is no surprise given it was both a book and a video game before the series was made. We follow a witcher, Geralt of Rivia, on varying different quests, but with one ultimate goal. While he is, in a way, the titular character, the show also focuses on Yennefer, a powerful mage, and Ciri, a runaway Princess. The three characters are linked by destiny and must unite together. I definitely don’t think this will be everyone’s cup of tea, but if you appreciate fantasy then it doesn’t get much more genre-defining than this.
8. Sex Education
Created by Laurie Nunn
This wonderfully quirky comedy has only gotten more popular with each new series, and rightly so. It is a very modern telling of the classic coming-of-age narrative, which is what gives the show its appeal. We see the lives and relationships of teenagers as they figure out becoming young adults. However, we also follow their parents and how they cope with raising hormonal teenagers whilst dealing with their own trials and tribulations. Each character, even the least likeable ones, have something about them that makes you root for them. While romance is undeniably the central focus of the show, it is actually the beautiful and unexpected friendships which shine through. This is a loveable and uplifting show, certain to put you in a good mood.
7. Glow
Created by Liz Flahive & Carly Mensch
Unfortunately, this glorious show got cancelled right in the middle of its prime, but the three seasons that are available are nothing short of brilliant. With a spectacular ensemble of women leading this talented cast, carrying scenes filled with hilarity and drama equally, there's nothing this show doesn't have. I mean, come one, women wrestlers... in the 80s... what more could you want? The show has some really interesting commentary of the politics of the era, and of the acting industry in relation to gender and race, and it's all mixed in seamlessly with immensely funny comedy. Oh, and as if it couldn't get any cooler, it is based off a real 80s wrestling show of the same name. I am seriously going to need another network to pick this show up, because it is such a sore loss for TV now that it's gone.
6. Squid Game
Created by Hwang Dong-hyuk
No introduction needed for this smash hit. That being said, if you have been living under a rock this past year, the story follows Gi-hun, a divorced father who is having major money problems and is offered the opportunity to win a fortune by playing school games… with a dark twist. This one is for all you gore lovers out there. However, it isn’t all about the horror, as the series also creates the perfect narrative for the topic of economic struggle, addiction in all its forms, and the unexpected bonds the different players form as the series develops. This show is not for the faint of heart, and definitely not for children. Be prepared to dry your tears.
5. Midnight Mass
Created by Mike Flanagan
Another absolute knock out by Mike Flanagan, this series is a wonderfully unique take on the supernatural. Without giving too much away, the story takes place on a very small island where everyone knows everyone. When a new priest arrives, strange happenings occur which puts people’s religious faith into question. There are a number of other central themes and plot lines, but religion is at the forefront of everyone’s lives on the island. With an unquestionable standout performance from Hamish Linklater as the priest, this series is quite the breath of fresh air for the narrative of religion and supernatural myths. I truly believe Mike Flanagan can do no wrong, so there is nothing to lose in watching this very intriguing series.
4. The Good Place
Created by Michael Schur
Life’s ultimate question - “where do we go when we die?” - gets an interesting answer with this hilarious, beautiful series. We follow a group of unassuming misfits who find themselves in ‘The Good Place’ following their respective deaths, however, one person doesn’t believe she belongs there. This show perfectly encapsulates the ethics of life in a wonderfully eccentric way, filled with unlikely friendships, excellent plot twists, and a remarkable cast. The thing that I love and respect most about this show, is that it didn’t overstay its welcome. With a humble four seasons, it tells its story wonderfully and doesn’t feel like it is filled with anything unnecessary. The cast have an adorable chemistry fit a comedy of this style, portraying characters that you instantly fall in love with. 10/10 would recommend.
3. Orange is the New Black
Created by Jenji Kohan
This is yet another series that needs no introduction for Netflix fanatics. With a long run to boast about, and numerous awards in its name, Orange is the New Black will be on people’s radar for many years to come. If you have yet to watch the series, we follow many different characters and their time in women’s federal prison. The cast is a large ensemble oozing with talent in both comedy and drama alike, with the series’ main genre being a large debate topic during its run. While it has many funny moments, there is no denying that this series is pure drama, with many emotional storylines littered throughout. If you give this one a go, you’ll have diverse characters to fall in love with, and a handful of wonderful “villains” to hate too. Entertainment all round.
2. The Queen's Gambit
Created by Scott Frank & Allan Scott
Firstly, I highly recommend reading the book of the same name, written by Walter Tevis. In doing this, it will greatly increase your appreciation for this series, not that it isn’t exquisite without reading the book. I highly doubt I’m the only person who fell in love with chess while following the protagonist, Beth Harmon, and her love for the game. I still don’t understand the rules at all, but I see a beauty to it now that I didn’t before. Never have I been more surprised to be so invested in a series. It left me very pleasantly surprised, with a wonderful ensemble led by Anya Taylor-Joy. There is only one word to describe it - perfection.
1. The Haunting of Hill House
Created by Mike Flanagan
The predecessor to the aforementioned Bly Manor, The Haunting of Hill House is one of the most well-structured and beautifully told stories I have ever seen. Based on the book of the same name by Shirley Jackson, this interpretation tells the heartbreaking story of a family torn apart by their haunted house. While it is, primarily, a ghost story, the series’ underlying focus is on how the house effects each member of the Crain family throughout their lives, even after moving away. It aptly represents mental illness and the effects of childhood trauma, and wraps it up neatly in a paranormal horror story, with stunning performances by the entire cast. If you’re looking for a good scare and a good cry, give this amazing series a watch.
Top 10 Comfort Films
10. A League of Their Own (1992)
9. Sister Act (1992)
8. The Polar Express (2004)
7. The Cat in the Hat (2003)
6. Wild Child (2008)
5. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
4. The Sound of Music (1965)
3. Ocean's 8 (2018)
2. St. Trinian's (2007)
1. Spice World (1997)
Top 10 Glee Songs (Season 2)
10. 'Forget You' from The Substitute (2x07)
9. 'Start Me Up / Livin' On A Prayer' from Never Been Kissed (2x06)
8. 'Marry You' from Furt (2x08)
7. 'Me Against The Music' from Britney/Brittany (2x02)
6. 'Somewhere Only We Know' from Born This Way (2x18)
5. 'Empire State of Mind' from Audition (2x01)
4. 'For Good' from New York (2x22)
3. 'Ain't No Way' from A Night of Neglect (2x17)
2. 'Take Me or Leave Me' from Comeback (2x13)
1. 'Landslide' from Sexy (2x15)
Top 10 Glee Songs (Season 1)
10. 'One Less Bell to Answer/A House is Not a Home' from Home (1x16)
9. 'Taking Chances' from Preggers (1x04)
8. 'Bohemian Rhapsody' from Journey (1x22)
7. 'Defying Gravity' from Wheels (1x09)
6. 'Somebody to Love' from The Rhodes Not Taken (1x05)
5. 'Keep Holding On' from Throwdown (1x07)
4. 'Beautiful' from Home (1x16)
3. 'Halo/Walking on Sunshine' from Vitamin D (1x06)
2. 'I Dreamed a Dream' from Dream On (1x19)
1. 'Faithfully' from Journey (1x22)
MARVEL THINGS (Part 3 of 3)
Part 1 | Part 2
Favourite movie - Black Widow
Favourite show - WandaVision
Favourite comics - Marvel's Runaways
Favourite death scene - Wanda takes Ultron's heart
Saddest moment - Natasha's sacrifice
Most shocking moment - Pietro's sacrifice
Favourite moment of all time - Wanda Maximoff is the Scarlet Witch
Movies OR Comics
MARVEL THINGS (Part 2 of 3)
Part 1 | Part 3
Favourite Inhuman - Crystal
Favourite Fantastic 4 - Sue Storm / Invisible Woman
Favourite Guardian of the Galaxy - Mantis
Favourite Asguardian - Brunnhilde / Valkyrie
Favourite Runaway - Nico Minoru
Favourite SHIELD agent - Maria Hill
Favourite power/ability - Domino's Luck (Deadpool 2)
Favourite object - Mjölnir
Best battle - Final Battle (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings)
MARVEL THINGS (Part 1 of 3)
Part 2 | Part 3
Favourite female hero - Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch
Favourite male hero - Wade Wilson / Deadpool
Favourite female villain - Agatha Harkness
Favourite male villain - Loki
Favourite sidekick - James "Rhodey" Rhodes / War Machine
Favourite team - Marvel's Runaways
Favourite duo - Clint Barton / Hawkeye & Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow
Favourite couple - Nico Minoru & Karolina Dean
Favourite mutant - Jean Grey / Dark Phoenix
Favourite avenger - Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch
DISNEY THINGS (Part 3 of 3)
Part 1 | Part 2
Favourite quote - "Megara. My friends call me Meg, at least they would if I had any friends." (Hercules)
Bravest heroine - Mulan (Mulan)
Favourite dance - So Close (Enchanted)
Favourite parent/parental figure - Nani (Lilo & Stitch)
Favourite lyrics - "A dream is a wish your heart makes when you're fast asleep" ('A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes' - Cinderella)
AND "I can sense you there like a friend I've always known" ('Show Yourself' - Frozen 2)
Most magical moment - Cinderella's dress (Cinderella)
Favourite sequel - The Jungle Book 2
Favourite moment - Show Yourself (Frozen 2)
Favourite happy ending - Tangled
DISNEY THINGS (Part 2 of 3)
Part 1 | Part 3
Favourite animal sidekick - Pip (Enchanted)
Favourite non-animal sidekick - Bert (Mary Poppins)
Favourite outfit - Susan's coronation dress (The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe)
Favourite villain - Yzma (The Emperor's New Groove)
Most romantic moment - I See The Light (Tangled)
Favourite singing voice - Lea Salonga as Jasmine (Aladdin) and Mulan (Mulan)
Favourite eyes - Esmerelda (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
Favourite name - Megara (Hercules)
Favourite soundtrack - Frozen 2
Funniest moment - Stitch playing vinyls (Lilo & Stitch)
DISNEY THINGS (Part 1 of 3)
Part 2 | Part 3
Favourite movie - Lilo & Stitch
Favourite princess - Mulan (Mulan)
Favourite prince - Flynn Rider (Tangled)
Favourite Song - Show Yourself (Frozen 2)
Favourite kiss - Robert & Giselle (Enchanted)
Prettiest princess - Esmerelda (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
Favourite castle - Elsa's ice castle (Frozen)
Saddest moment - Kenai killed Koda's mum (Brother Bear)
Favourite couple - Anna & Kristoff (Frozen)
Best hair - Merida (Brave)
Top 10 Grey's Anatomy Characters
10. Richard Webber
9. Callie Torres
8. George O'Malley
7. Meredith Grey
6. Amelia Shepherd
5. Arizona Robbins
4. Addison Montgomery
3. Cristina Yang
2. Miranda Bailey
Honourable mentions: Derek Shepherd & Izzie Stevens
1. Lexie Grey
I miss her :(
Top 10 Aesthetically Pleasing Films
10. The Runaways (2010)
9. BlacKkKlansman (2018)
8. Frozen 2 (2019)
7. Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)
6. Carol (2015)
5. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010)
4. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
3. The Handmaiden (2016)
2. The Great Gatsby (2013)
1. Annihilation (2018)
Top 10 Glee Characters
10. Finn Hudson
9. Mercedes Jones
8. April Rhodes
7. Burt Hummel
6. Holly Holiday
5. Brittany S. Pierce
4. Quinn Fabray
3. Kurt Hummel
2. Sue Sylvester
Honourable Mentions: Emma Pillsbury, Kitty Wilde, Sam Evans, Sugar Motta
1. Santana Lopez
Everyone has that one "celebrity" death that really hits home. Naya's was really devastating for me. Santana was a bit part of my life growing up, and seeing her coming out story paved the way for my own. Sure, Santana was a bitch, but she was a well-intended bitch, and she certainly redeemed herself as the seasons progressed. I love her and miss her. Thinking about her makes me sad, knowing that Naya's life was cut short, after she changed so many lives for the better. If you haven't watched Glee yet, for whatever reason, I would recommend watching for Santana alone. She steals every scene she is in, and has one hell of a voice. Forever my favourite.
Top 10 Glee Episodes
10. The Quarterback (Series 5)
9. Heart (Series 3)
8. Theatricality (Series 1)
7. Born This Way (Series 2)
6. Dance With Somebody (Series 3)
5. Naked (Series 4)
4. Mash Off (Series 3)
3. Blame It On The Alcohol (Series 2)
2. Duets (Series 2)
Honourable Mentions: Bad Reputation (Series 1), Grilled Cheesus (Series 2), Shooting Star (Series 4), A Wedding (Series 6)
1. Sexy (Series 2)
This episode not only brought back the icon that is Holly Holiday, but also provided us with the best version of Landslide there is... On top of that, it was the first time we got some canon Brittana.
Top 10 'The Walking Dead' Characters
10. Hershel Greene
9. Sasha Williams
8. Abraham Ford
7. Rosita Espinosa
6. Carol Peletier
5. Michonne Hawthorne
4. Glenn Rhee
3. Tara Chambler
2. Andrea (I know this one is controversial, but idc)
Honourable Mentions: Daryl Dixon, Shane Walsh, Dale Horvath
1. Maggie Greene
An absolute badass. In my heart, her and Glenn are together living happily ever after.