Incorrect Quotes - Arthur Morgan x Y/n Edition
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Y/n : "That sounds amazing! Doesn’t that sound amazing, Arthur?"
Arthur : "...No."
Y/n : "I think I speak for both Arthur and I, when I say that it sounds amazing!"
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Y/n : "If you don't stop talking bullshit, I'm going to jump out of that window."
Arthur : "...We're on the ground floor, Y/n."
Y/n : "I know but I want a dramatic exit."
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Arthur : "Why do you think I don’t like you? Of course I do. I would kill for you."
Arthur : ...
Arthur : "Ask me to kill for you."
Y/n : "...First of all, calm down-"
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Y/n : "Did you really have to stab them?"
Arthur : "You weren’t there. You didn’t hear what they said to me. "
Y/n : "What did they say to you?"
Arthur : 'What are you going to do, stab me?'
Y/n : "I guess that's fair."
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Here Is The Thing About Movies Now Vs. Then
There is a certain darkness to ‘90s movies, which is just not the trend right now and as a child of the ‘90s, I prefer the former.
So, for instance, Hocus Pocus 1993 starts with the witches murdering a child by sucking her life force
like they dance in front of her corpse because they’re younger
her older brother failed to save her
and calls the sisters hags and so his punishment is to live forever as a cat so he can always remember his guilt for not saving his little sister
and when the mob from the village comes to burn them, they hide the dead child under a blanket while yelling that they aren’t witches
it’s HILARIOUS because it’s SO dark but also slapstick just like when they’re about to be hanged, the boy’s parents just want to know what happened to their son
and she makes a joke
Like, if you think about it that’s pretty fucked up.
This Hocus Pocus starts with Winnie not wanting to marry a boy and setting some houses on fire
In the original movie when it’s current day, Max and Dani are being hassled and get their candy stolen
Max gets merked
Thackery is murdered but then comes back to life because he’s an immortal human in a cat’s body
they kidnap Dani
like it’s a Halloween movie.
Hocus Pocus 2 is a movie that happens to take place on Halloween. There’s an undercooked storyline about friendship and an obligatory heavy-handed lesson about being sensitive to others’ differences with a dash of the power of sisterhood at the end. There are, like, one or two cool visuals and some atmospheric shots
but overall it’s very safe and very sanitary. It’s like what they did with Aladdin. From two other posts of mine:
So I watched the “A Whole New World” clip for the Live Action Aladdin
and I get that the live action isn’t going to be the exact same as the cartoon but one of the things that I really loved about the original animation is the dark sense of humour. So before Aladdin takes Jasmine on the carpet ride, I kind of love that Jasmine thought Aladdin killed himself because she told him to jump off a balcony
and the fact that they changed that is unsurprising but still has me like, eh.
[..] and one of my favourite parts of the animated version is that when they’re on top, we see Jafar and Iago humiliate the people, namely Jasmine
and the sultan, who they thought looked down upon and humiliated them, which included Iago shoving crackers down the sultan’s throat.
I do understand that the above scene might be considered too dark (it’s probably why I love it so much) but this Iago is just a parrot that literally did not need to be there.
Or it’s like the original Jumanji, I answered an ask about why I considered the original dark and the full post is here but an excerpt:
imagine being a kid who watches her friend being sucked into a game and then is chased out of the house by bats
And no one believes you when you explain that your friend is gone because he was sucked into a game so then you have to go to therapy to convince yourself that what you saw was impossible because it technically is impossible and you even change your name because you don’t want to be associated with ANYTHING about that night because it was the night you saw your friend get sucked into a GAME but then he comes back twenty years later and asks you to continue playing that game and you legitimately think you’re having a psychotic episode
and then you have the remake --- and don’t get me wrong I absolutely adored the first instalment of the remake, Jack Black was hilarious --- where, like, yeah you can potentially die in the game if you lose all of your lives but there aren’t really any nuances or implications that make you go, that’s pretty fucked up once you think about them, it’s just a fun movie
which is, I mean it is what it is but I definitely finished Hocus Pocus 2 thinking it left no impression
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