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THE ARISTOCATS (1970), dir Wolfgang Reitherman
i waited a few days before writing my thoughts on this latest episode of the last of us and the second season in general.
i'm one of those people who played the video game when it came out and loved it. i had high hopes for this adaptation and although the first season had made a few mistakes, the writers still managed to take the story to new levels. which is why, when this second season arrived (already divisive at the time of the video game), i gave the benefit of the doubt to the authors, especially craig mazin. i told myself every week that “it was an adaptation, that i should expect changes”.
this season was supposed to be about Ellie. a journey of revenge. a journey where she had to come to terms with a relationship left without a worthy conclusion with Joel. i was happy with the changes made with the character of Dina: more supportive of Ellie. however, are we forgetting, perhaps, that Ellie grew up in a FEDRA school? that she had a purely military upbringing? that she was freaking smart?
it would have been more than fair to see Ellie (and consequently Bella Ramsey), kill members of the WLF without a second thought. continue on her path of vengeance. make the viewer see that continually growing sense of disorientation, in which finally erupts in a panic attack in the killing of Mel and Owen, when Ellie realises she has crossed a line. not the line, still.
i don't want to talk about this last episode. a complete disaster. a series of mistakes that have no logic behind them. the only thing I want to save is the speech Ellie makes to Jesse about her sense of community. Joel was everything to her.
i am sorry to see that all the coaching work done by Bella Ramsey has, practically, been for nothing. and the interviews given by craig mazin about the changes made are infuriating. Ellie Williams is a complex female character with a history of revenge, redemption and an unusual sense of love.
the last of us is a completely destroyed story. i hope they will realise the disservice they have done before going into production for the third season.
Lilo & Stitch (2002) dir. Tony Leondis
PEDRO PASCAL Cannes on Saturday promoting his new film Eddington, directed by Ari Aster.
PARADISE on Hulu (2025—) 1x04 “Agent Billy Pace”
Easy, baby girl. Easy, easy.
THE LAST OF US 2.06: “The Price"
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Daredevil: Born Again 1x09 "Straight to Hell"
THE LAST OF US — 2.06: “The Price"
Haymitch: I taught Katniss everything she knows.
Katniss: You taught me how to scream into a pillow and lie to the government.
Haymitch: Exactly.
Lenore Dove is so misunderstood and mischaracterized by the fandom it makes me sad to see.
She is not this manic, dream pixie girl. Her character very much shaped, flawed and real. Haymitch is able to oversee and ignore her “flaws” because he’s a 16 year old teenage boy who is madly in love with her, but it is not hard for us readers, to look between those lines and see how fleshed her character really is.
She is seen to act before thinking, making rash decisions which aren’t the best for her wellbeing. She is way too emotional, feels too many feelings and has too many thoughts and she doesn’t know how to articulate them into words because she’s an introvert and she fears her words being lost in translation.
She only reveals her unfiltered, (sometimes) dark thoughts to her loved ones, and often enough she does it by using metaphors so she can still backtrack incase she gets misunderstood because she still feels like her thoughts could be a burden to the people around her.
She is not a “Lucy Gray Rip-Off”.
Lucy Gray was a born performer. She loved to be on stage, she loved performing for her people and knew how to get the crowd on her side, how to keep them entertained.
Lenore Dove doesn’t sing in front of people. It makes her uncomfortable. She’s not a “Born Performer” nor does she know how to control a crowd, at least not in the way Lucy Gray did.
She’s a rebel. She’ll only use her voice when she realizes she absolutely HAS to. She’ll use it when she’s mad, and sad, and in despair.
She’ll go against the rules at any given time, especially when it comes to protecting her loved ones. She doesn’t realize nor care about any consequences at the time, she only acts because she’s in pain and wants to avenge her people.
She’s a sixteen year old girl who dreamt big in a world where dreaming was a luxury and not something many people can afford.
In spite of her dark, burdened thoughts, she had still kept her innocence and was able to dream of a world without the reaping, she had hopes that one day that dream could become a reality, no matter how crazy it sounded to others.
She also had dreams of growing up, having a loving family and living peacefully with her loved ones and her boy who she loved more than anyone and she was willing to die for him.
can’t believe it’s actually out finally
#Oh no, someone has hired the cutest black widow assassin
Geralt of Rivia and the terrible, no good, very bad portal experience
THE LAST OF US — 2.05 “Feel Her Love”