little did these two know they would both be their team’s captain 5 years later 🥹
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Life in the Drums is nice, but what Drumers will never have is this view.
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WILD THING
📸: beyond gorilla
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Queen of Tears
I truly admire the new techniques used in terms of camera angles and the way it tells the story in a way.
this scene was soo good.
I love how they show . rather then tell us how she feels when she hears about the fact that she has only three months to live. There are parts where they do the exact opposite, which i am somewhat iffy about. I hope they reduce it along the coming episodes.
the scene below though short, feels perfect at this time- it feels like foreshadowing of events. and also the long shot with symmetry and the pillar that acts as the divide, along with the lighting showing different moods. Very interesting to see.
also the shots when they reveal her understanding of time being lost. the static images with handheld camera scenes shows how unstable and confused she feels.
also this is the very first drama that i have seen that has willing broken the 4th wall. Its very rare and feels quite invasive as a viewer. But I do like this non traditional way of story telling, so far in the series.
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A couple drawings from last night's stream
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A little fanart submission for Brok The Investigator . Graff and Ott being cheeky at the Consciousness Center🙏.
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I watched Suncoast and I need to talk about it.
There's barely any buzz on the website so.
Spoilers ahead❗️❗️❗️
First off...cinematic. the shots, the filming, majority of the film conveys what it needs to.
Something that struck me was the dialogues. With the friend group at school it's so shallow. They decide what to wear, what to drink, what to smoke. They that don't have life altering consequences. Whereas Dorris, everything she does or says is something bigger and that's why nobody will understand her. They haven't been through that pain. Like Nate talking about his parrot... she could have a conversation about life and death and he talks about ....his parrot. I love how mildly supportive they are especially for prom or for reaching her back when needed.
Paul can have these more mature conversations with Doris because they both have the pain of losing someone. Everything about their conversation and relation in the movie is spot on, the little inside jokes, the talk about grief and mostly the debate.
I like how the story of the activists is there, it supports the main storyline of Doris but it also doesn't take away or directly interact with Doris.
The mother daughter dynamic is something they've nailed again. How she faces away from Doris when she's disappointed with her and towards her while brushing her teeth when she wants to win her daughter back. The thought process between both of them. It's very real. It's heart wrenching but it's real.
The ending doesn't give me enough closure but I've to learn to process it.
As someone who has dealt with loss, taking care of a loved one and having a sort of delusional mother. This movie hit me in different ways. It had me crying, smiling and overall the story was well done. Acting was a plus too.
I hope Suncoast gets the recognition it deserves.
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