Jan 3, 2014
littledrawer replied to your post: Wait, so you’re telling me it’s not st...
and before you know it it’s gonna be 2030 next year..
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littledrawer replied to your post: Wait, so you’re telling me it’s not st...
and before you know it it’s gonna be 2030 next year..
HORRIFIED SCREAMING
thedeviouscow reblogged your post:I came up with this really ridiculous AU head...
YES. I WOULD WATCH THIS. CALL UP THE BBC. WE HAVE A NEW WRITER FOR THEM. MUCH BETTER THAN MOFFAT. SUCH GOOD.
you're my favorite.
altliviadunhams replied to your post:altliviadunhams replied to your post:"love...
it was so underdeveloped and tbh i felt that made it quite boring? relationships were so poorly explained and i found the way female characters were treated to be kind of abhorrent. i didn’t hate the film but i definitely thought it was overrated.
I disagree. I think it was quite well developed. The characters were all individuals. They felt very real to me. And because it's about so many relationships, it's not necessary to explain them in detail. And I think it's BECAUSE all the characters felt like real people that the relationships didn't need further explanation. It was like looking into these peoples lives and seeing the good and the bad.
The female characters. I don't know. I can't say they were treated poorly because they were people. They were so full of light and dark and isn't that how we're supposed to be writing them now? That they have problems equivalent to their male counterparts? If you want to complain about how the men in the film treated them, I don't know what to tell you. It's still a reflection of our culture. It's real. That sucks, but that's the world we live in. I think the movie is about recognizing love in our own reality. I mean, I always felt the film portrayed the actions of many of it's male characters as quite reprehensible. But because it's a comedy, it didn't shove it in your face.
Ultimately, I love the film. It's funny, it's sweet, and it's full of characters that love complexly. Love sisters and brothers and lovers and people they should and people they shouldn't. I love this movie because it accomplished the goal it set out to achieve. To document love in it's many facets.
It's by no means a perfect film. Obviously, such things don't exist. But it's well written, well directed, well acted, and it is something I have connected with for a very long time. I don't expect to change your mind, that's just how I feel about it. It's one of my favorite movies.
altliviadunhams replied to your post:"love actually is all around." guess what...
the beginning of love actually was my favorite part tbh i was really disappointed with the rest of it
EXCUSE ME. WHY????
zannazelda replied to your post:I wish my family got nice and dressed up for...
YOU DONT NEED AN EXCUSE GURL! IVE BEEN WEARING PRETTY DRESSES ON SUNDAYS FOR THE PAST TWO MONTHS BECAUSE I CAN! WERK!
inspirational.
altliviadunhams replied to your post:dreamily looks at disney face character audition...
all you need to do is become a disney princess so i can make my dad take me to disney world so we can be reunited what a good plan
right.
altliviadunhams replied to your photoset:I saw somebody post their favorite selfies for...
you’re the most gorgeous person in the universe i can’t handle it
stahp
nana-princess replied to your post:hi my name is sara and i write a lot of fanfiction...
I want to read your fanfics :)
if only i could finish them.