#just-callmelee

[moonguile]

thinking about baby paul and feyd kills me because their lives are so characterized by inevitability. their opportunities to be children were always slim and compromised by their upbringing and the legacies foisted on them, particularly paul considering how extensive his childhood training was.

to say nothing of alia – she had literally no chance, no pure time for innocence or ignorance or childhood. she has always known too much, sensed too much, been too much.

dune kids wreck me.

[50shadesofwhy]

To that anon, Sam Taylor Wood's first film /was/ very well recieved because her film was well made. And to deny how sexist the hollywood system is disservice to feminism because it denies a very serious issue female directors face. (I know I am a biological female pursuing film-making). I apologize for the wording of my last ask but deriding what few female voices there are in Hollywood will not encourage more to enter that field.

[50shadesofwhy]

Hey so Sam Taylor-Wood isn't some nobody who must have had connections to be handed this kind of project. She's been heavily involved in the art world for most of her professional life and her first film 'Nowhere Boy' was very well-recieved critically. Reducing her output to a 'rotting fruit' video is both insulting and wrong. Especially given how few female directors are active in hollywood. Hell she could be giving this a Kubrick style adaption for all we know at the moment.

Guess I was misinformed. Thanks.

[jemandtheholograms]

just-callmelee reblogged your photo and added:

Kimber don’t need no man She has Stormer

I just felt like everyone should see this.

[kremaclassi]

just-callmelee replied to your post “if i were to make a playlist for my otp……..a lot of the songs would be...”

Same tbh they already make up a good chunk of the character playlists I use for rping

yeah!! this is v true  i love these bands so much tho like god bless thank u

[daddy-ikari]

just-callmelee said: Homosexuality is mentioned as existing and being practiced throughout the Dune-verse in later books. Though Frank Herbert himself was hella homophobic so its often portrayed very negatively. That's a sad fact that seems to pop up in quite a few amazing authors histories :( I've only really gotten through Dune, and I hadn't paid close attention to that while reading it, do they mention is as much then? (but Sting and Kyle would make beautiful kiddies).