Something about The Lost Boys, a deeply, deliberately queer movie all about vampires (so necessarily obsessed with blood transfer/exchange), where being attracted to the wrong person, taking risks around them, taking their tainted blood into your body, will change your life irrevocably and doom you to death, coming out in 1987, and saying that the real source of the majority of the problems caused by sharing tainted blood is a respectable middle-aged middle-class white man obsessed with power, heteronormativity, and the replication and eternal enshrinement of the nuclear family structure, and that the only way to survive and cure the infection is to destroy him...whoooo.
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Vee propaganda: from the sound of it, neither her nor Lovelace sound like an intentional Avatar--Vee is just trying to survive, while Lovelace is more of a victim of the Stranger who was marked by it (like Georgie) and is dealing with a consequent identity crisis. In terms of who spreads the Stranger more, consider what the Vee situation is like for those around her: you leave your daughter alone for a few moments, and when you come back she's saying "Hello, fellow human! Skin's sure weird!" You think everything's fine, and then all of a sudden she's changing up her appearance and throwing out everything she treasures, and then it turns out that your daughter was in another dimension this whole time and was replaced by a serpentine shapeshifter. You make a friend at summer camp who's really, really weird--like, acts as though she's from another planet weird--but you're weirdos too so it's cool. Then during the fall your friend starts acting like a different person and suddenly has a friend who sounds and looks weirdly like that friend--or at least, who you thought was your friend--but she has inhuman eyes and stresses that she has "Just the one [face]. The normal amount of face." If Camila and Masha had been less willing to roll with the weirdness, or if TOH was a different genre, then Vee would be pretty damn horrifying. It's kind of a Woody situation--they don't really have the temperament for being a proper avatar because they're from lighthearted kid's movies, but if you think about the implications they're pretty fucked up. Also, remember how everyone called Vee Creepy Luz because of how disturbing her first appearances (the letters and when she was shown with her face hidden) were?
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tommy's faith and trust in arthur's ability to take charge/take responsibility/be The Man is so astounding and bitter sweet, both in terms of how much the war broke arthur but also tommy's own sentimentality when it comes to him. and it's not a belief based on nothing at all either! it's knowledge and experience, and it's sort of the core problem when it comes to the frustration and resentment they feel towards each other; the constant back and forth and never seeing eye-to-eye despite craving that very thing and wanting something from the other that is impossible to give, because they are both so damaged in such irreparable ways
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I'm incredibly biased but I'm surprised 'cellist' isn't a well established Category of Person lesbians thirst after tbh
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Currently spectating a conversation about how cool it would be for them to do Jurassic park irl. Starting to think none of them have seen the film
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Is it just me or does Henry Cavill seem…lowkey ND? I dunno. Something seems kind of "off" about him, but not in a sinister way. His interests, the way he'll go into rambling, info-dumps. He even admitted in a recent interview he still can be a bit naive and too trusting of people's intentions. I'm not saying he definitely is, but he's pinging the "radar" for me.
not to sound rude but i try not to "diagnose" celebrities, or speculate about their "true" sexuality/gender/etc, that sort of thing, in anything other than a joking/offhand comment sort of way
though i will say that if youre seeing bits of yourself in interviews and BTS footage of him, its always nice to feel like you can see yourself in the industry or relate to the people who work there, no matter what their diagnoses' might be!
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