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#books are better than movies
cljordan-imperium · 1 year
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So when we, the authors, craft the words that turn into the movies in the mind, we need to ensure that we are using words and phrases that evoke the visions and emotions that we desire. We want to draw the reader in and wrap them in our story so completely that we can, at times, block out the exterior world so that they are breathing the very ether of the world we are creating. Make it so no movie could hold a candle to your words.
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unpretty · 10 months
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society is spiraling and culture is a wasteland. i know this because i looked and most people prefer things that are fun and easy, making fun and easy things extremely popular. this is the first time that's ever happened, historically.
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lovesdaya · 6 months
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@lovesdaya
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just-being-aroace · 6 months
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Things that are way better than sex, kissing and romance:
good food
entertaining book
well-made Netflix show
going to bed at 10 pm
music that gives you goosebumps
music you can loudly singalong to while driving
movies you can watch 10 times and they are still great
learning languages
looking at art
wearing comfy clothes
feeling warm, cozy and hyggelig
staying up all night reading
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starr-angelofnarnia · 2 years
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I've been with my now fiancé for 8 years, almost 9. And since Harry Potter is a gigantic part of my life, I've been wanting him to read the books. But he doesn't like reading. So I read Philosopher's Stone to him aloud. But it was taxing on my throat and it was hard to find time to sit down and read together.
So new strategy: watch the movies first and hopefully that'll motivate him to *eventually* read the books.
Last night we watched the first movie. I recited most of it...oops. and couldn't help myself from commentating on everything that was different from the book (like how they emphasize multiple times that Snape is helping to guard the stone but then cut the potions scene from the film). But I was amazed at the details he remembered despite not having read the book in like 4 years. He says to me at the end of the movie, "wait a minute, didn't his uncle drop him off at the train station, not Hagrid?"
(Low key annoys me that his reading comprehension is so spectacular and yet he won't read, when I struggle)
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milesbutterball · 2 years
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typicalopposite · 3 months
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Not many days go by when I don’t think about how book!Ellen’s top concern was how Alex and Henry’s relationship would affect her campaign
But movie!Ellen’s top concern was how it would affect Alex
And I think that’s something that needs a random Saturday tumblr post.
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napping-sapphic · 6 months
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Cloudy weather is so offensive to me because I just want to sit outside under a blanket and hold hands with someone but NO ONE is here to hold hands with
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nichereads · 2 years
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casting a person of color as annabeth is such a POWER MOVE that single-handedly made it so much better than the movies. i am not wrong.
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rosepompadour · 8 months
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She was on her way out — white satin dancing pumps and quantities of perfume announced gala intentions.
Truman Capote, Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1958)
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readrealityaway · 7 months
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"you're so quiet"
uh huh try asking me anything about books or Taylor Swift and you will have to beg me to stfu
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lainalit · 19 days
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Why is nobody talking about the fact that SJM talks sh*t about lord of the rings by Tolkien, the father of modern fantasy literature, because she thinks Frodo wasn't traumatized enough (spoiler he was) and that we didn't see him struggle with his trauma, even though he literally goes to the middle earth equivalent of a mental health institution at the end of the books/movies.
Here is the transcript from the interview:
Interviewer: You write fantasy, you write romance, but all of what these women go through that is grounded in experience that you experienced that your friends experienced
Sarah: It's when you watch any kind of fantasy, lord of the rings for example, like when you go throw in orc massacre, you gone have some trauma, right? I would be traumatized if I survived the battle of helmsdeep I would never sleep again, I would never be in a enclosed space again. It felt like a natural thing for my characters to face emotional consequences. The fate of the world sometimes is on their shoulders that's gonna leave a mark on them
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botlabyrinth · 3 months
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the percy jackson tv show is actually great when there isn’t a little shit in your ear telling you it’s not “book accurate”
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larmaro · 3 months
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Histoire d'O, 1975
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gaal-dornick · 9 months
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the old guard in a mermaid tale
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counting-stars-gayly · 3 months
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Lord, give me strength. The PJO discourse has begun, and no one starting it has read the books in the last five years.
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