some people just don't have overanalysing character syndrome like me

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some people just don't have overanalysing character syndrome like me
You know what's actually so tragic?
The fact that we can't watch/read every iteration as if we haven't watched any other.
I wanna be able to watch/read any and every iteration in three ways:
1. The way I watch most of them right now.
I already know what happens, know even theories about stuff, know the premise and ending and the narrative. And now, that I know all that, I can watch it, and see everything and so much more. Sublte forshadowing I had yet to notice, small details that fed into the narrative, small moments that showed why a character later acted the way they did, or even things i did notice, but didn't quite understand or thought it was random, only to now see that it wasn't.
2. Watching a series for the first time, but knowing the tmnt. (Like I already watched rise and 2012 but not yet 87, but now I'll give it a shot)
I love that so much. Do you know how crazy I would have went if I had watched 2012, saw April standing at her locker and suddenly, she fell. A black something right next to her head, someone skated and they carried a hockey stick and that black thing was a puck. I would have gone sooooo crazy the second I realized we're getting introduced to Casey fucking Jones! (Rise was my first iteration, but even though it even has two casey's I didn't really associate either of them with Hockey, and I didn't love them too much immediately (now I love them more))
You know how much I did go crazy when I was watching the 1990 movie and I realized Casey Jones was about to burst into April's apartment and kick some ninja ass? I jumped up onto the couch because holy shit!!! Just like in 03! Or how amazed I was as Donnie and Casey were insulting each other ABC stile? Just like in 12's Demon Racer!!!!!!! I loved that!! I don't thik I would have enjoyed that movie half as much as I did, if it was the first time I interacted with tmnt.
3. I wanna watch it like I don't know anything about tmnt
I wanna be there and think 'hm, these humans are acting weird' and then later 'holy shit, what the heck are those things???? Excuse me aliens, in human desguises?????!!!!'
I wanna just casually watch and then- holy shit a dinosaur???????
Don't get me wrong, I do love seing humans and being like 'Ah! Thos mfs are krang/utroms, aren't they? You can't fool me'
I want to be like: Holy shit the triceratons are here! And they look fucking terrifying in this iteration!
Point is, I want to be able to watch every iteration in all of those three ways. And it is horrible that I can't.
I often hear/read about people wanting to watch a series or read a book for the first time again. but I also want to be able to see something like I have been living behind the moon. Just as well as I want to be able to see it like I know everything besides the series.
(I'm also very much looking forward to rewatching the series after I forgot most of it years from now, but that will take a while)
does being a writer make you more understanding of writing issues in other people's stories? (plot holes, unsteady characterization, pacing issues, what have you?)
-> yes, writing is hard! it's understandable that not everything is perfect!
-> i can feel empathy for the writer, while at the same time still be frustrated by the flaws
-> i'm neutral on this
-> writing has made me LESS understand of writing issues in other stories, sorry
Does being a writer make you more understanding of writing issues in other people's stories? (plot holes, unsteady characterization, pacing issues, what have you?)
Yes, writing is hard! It’s understandable that not everything is perfect!
I can feel empathy for the writer, while at the same time still being frustrated
I’m neutral on this
Writing has made me LESS understanding of writing issues in other stories, sorry
See results / I don’t write
hii i made this side blog to express my love for certain media!!
my main: @ibeliveinvamps
hope you'll enjoy it, mwah!!
The best part about being in a fandom is being able to ignore canon. Did that person cut their hair? No, they still have their perfect haircut and didn’t mess it up. Did they die? No, actually. they got a little stabbed but everything worked out and they’re happy in a cabin in the mountains away from all danger. Did they still not betray their friends and family? They did betray their friends and family because it’s good character building and I want them to suffer.
i feel like my life is a race against time to consume every piece literature, film and art i can. yet while also trying to desperately craft my own works, trying to leave a mark on the world of where i was in time.
I know a lot of people are pushing back against the term "consuming media" and I totally get it. It feels like gobbling something up without thought or appreciation. But these days we experience stories in a lot of different forms, between books, movies, tv, audio, etc. And sometimes I want to talk about trends across mediums. And they come with their own verbs (read/watched/listened to). Is there a better word that "consume" that encompasses that variety easily?
Like if wanna say "I consume mostly horror media", that's because I watch a lot of horror movies and the audio dramas I follow are all horror or horror adjacent. Is there a better way to say that, which also doesn't sound pretentious? ^^;;
Just language thoughts