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Dickinson (2019-2021)

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Hailee Steinfeld (as Emily Dickinson) Will Pullen (as Nobody) NO ONE ELSE CELEBRATED ANONYMITY LIKE EMILY. Favoring privacy over all the constant scuffles of fame. From the biopic-comedy series, DICKINSON (2021) [+] SUE & EMILY ❤ [+] ..more on DICKINSON

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The Unforgivable (2021)

Directed by Nora Fingscheidt

Cinematography by Guillermo Navarro

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Will Pullen as Nobody in Dickinson

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The Unforgivable, 2021 Dir. Nora Fingscheidt

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Review: 'The Unforgivable' is at odds with itself but still works

Review: '#TheUnforgivable' is at odds with itself but still (mostly) works @NetflixFilm

There is no question that prison is hard on a person, especially in countries like the United States, where the system is set up to be punitive rather than rehabilitative. A long stint can leave a person a shell of their former self unless they have something on the outside to hold on to. In The Unforgivable, that something is a younger sister that the main character isn’t allowed to see. In this…

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The Murphy’s Reputation

Requested by: Anon

Request: Can I request an Evan Hansen imagine where R is a 3rd Murphy sibling (but actually gets along with connor and works as his rock) so after he pushes evan down R tells Jared off, helps evan up, and calms down connor. Evan just falls for R and makes it his mission to ask you out by the end of the year.

Fandoms: Dear Evan Hansen

Pairing: Evan Hansen x Murphy!Reader, Sibling!Connor Murphy x Murphy!Reader, Sibling!Slight!Zoe Murphy x Murphy!Reader

Warnings: Cursing, Slight drug use

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    It was already a stressful morning. Whenever Connor, your father, your mother, or Zoe made a comment that hurt someone else in the family you made the offender apologize. Somehow, you managed to get your two siblings into your father’s car so he could drop the three of you off for school on time.

    The day was your first day of high school. You were only a freshman, but you were grown-up enough to be the one to keep your family sane. While still in your car, you leaned over your brother to roll down his window.

    “Deep breaths, Connor,” you told him, “Drink this.” You handed him a water bottle. “I want you to sober up...At least a little bit please.”

    He rolled his eyes, but followed your gentle orders.

    Zoe complained to your father from next to you, “I don’t understand why we can’t just move your work stuff so one of us can sit in the front. It’s too crowded back here, Dad.”

    Turning to your sister, you sighed. You knew she thought all the time that the family paid more attention to Connor than her.

    “Are you excited for your first day back, Zo? I know I am. Hey, um...I was wondering if you would let me sit with you at lunch?”

    Just as you expected, Zoe was ecstatic that you looked up to her. Truthfully, you would be fine on your own at a new school. However, you loved being there for your siblings.

    “HEY!” you shouted when you saw Connor shove to the ground a student you knew as Evan. “Jared, get back here. I’m yelling at you, too.”

    The boy with the glasses awkwardly rushed back as you helped Evan back onto his feet. Jared was avoiding your eyes. Jared was one of the many people from that high school who, by some event or another, had learned to respect you before you even got to 9th grade. That’s the kind of reputation you had built for yourself.

    “Connor,” your voice held no malice, only confusion. “Why’d you shove Evan?”

    Responding explosively, Connor yelled, “He thinks I’m a freak! He was laughing at Jared’s fucking ‘freak’ line!”

    “I knew there was a reason I called you back here,” you turned to Jared, “You had a look on your face that told me you had just said something mean, and you found it funny.”

    Jared looked guiltier than your friend Jeremy when you called him out on ignoring his best friend, Michael.

    “Apologize,” you ordered the kid who you had learned had given himself the nickname ‘Meme Lord.’

    He did, but it came with a roll of Jared’s eyes.

    “Mean it. You just called Connor a freak for no reason. Who knows what else you said. All Connor did was walk by you. Apologize,” you repeated.

    This time, Jared met Connor’s eyes. “I’m sorry.” His words were finally to your liking. You nodded, and Jared was gone.

    “Now Connor, you are not a freak.” You could tell your words were enough to comfort him. “And I don’t think Evan’s the kind of kid to laugh at something like that. Are you, Evan?” You looked up to the awkward boy, and noticed he hadn’t taken his eyes off of you since you had entered the scene.

    Your words seemed to snap Evan back from whatever trance he was in. “Uh, yeah. I was...yeah. Connor, I was--oh, um--”

    “Evan.” You brought his attention back to you. “Were you just trying to find something to say, and laughing was the first thing that happened?”

    Instead of struggling for words once more, Evan opted to just nod that time.

    “See, Connor? He was just nervous.”

    There was some silence, but then Connor sighed, “I’m sorry for pushing you to the ground, Evan. I’m high, and I was just mad at what Jared said.”

    Evan seemed astonished at how Connor was acting towards him. He looked at you for confirmation that it was sincere.

    You reassuringly nodded.

    He looked back to Connor. “Thanks.”

    Connor nodded, seeming a little uncomfortable in the newly calm atmosphere.

    “Why don’t we get going, Connor?” you offered, “Come on, the bell’s going to ring...It was nice meeting you, Evan...?”

    The khaki-clad boy answered your unspoken question, “Hansen--Evan Hansen.”

    “Y/n Murphy,” you gave your name as well, and began to walk off with your brother.

    Before you got too far, Connor turned around. “Wait...is it okay if I sign your cast? I...noticed no one else has yet...”

    Smiling as Evan offered your brother a sharpie, you joined them, “Is it okay if I sign, too.”

    Evan seemed astounded and amazed that not just one, but two people were signing his cast. In the end, Connor’s name took up the entire outside of Evan’s cast, and your name took up the entire inside.

    “See you later, Evan.” You waved and glanced over your shoulder with a smile as you walked away with your brother.

    Connor threw over his shoulder a quieter, “Yeah, see ya.”

    “Bye, guys!” Evan excitedly called after you. He gazed at your retreating form. Evan was part of the minority that hadn’t heard about your reputation. However, just like everyone else, he loved you as soon as he met you. The only difference with Evan was that right there, he looked down at your name on the inside of his cast and swore to himself that he would ask you out on a date by the end of the year.

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Author’s Note: Thank you for reading! Fill up that heart and reblog if you liked it! If you would like to read more, I have more fics on Dear Evan Hansen over on my page. You should go check it out. Also, REQUESTS ARE OPEN. I take requests for one-shots, multi-chapters, headcannons, and preferences. No smut, please. I write for a variety of fandoms. If you’re wondering if I write for a specific fandom, please ask me. Have a nice day, night, or whatever time it is for you.<3

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Goat Movie Review

Director: Andrew Neel. Writers: David Gordon Green, Brad Land, Andrew Neel, Mike Roberts. 2016

This is such a good drama.

The story is good and captivating; it starts you off slowly, letting us get to know the characters and the environment in which they are going to develop, they let us get used to the way the main character feels and what he’s been through; and as the plot moves foward things start to get more complicated, in a way; as the pledges start their “hell week” and their life becomes, well, hell. 

The main character, Brad, is likeable, and understandable, and he’s very transparent, which is something that I, personaly, liked, because we can see the course of his actions very cleary, where he’s coming from and where he might be going next. 

This movie makes an excelent drama, I enjoyed the story, the characters, they way they chose to portray the whole pledging to a fraternity journey. Their characters don’t get stuck, we see some of them grow and change towards the end and that was done nicely as well. 

There are some scenes that are weird and strange, as well as some a bit disturbing, but if you’re not too sensible, you should be just fine watching this

I’d give it five out of five goats.