#oi watch it queuegirl
Will from season 3 of stranger things is so relatable because not everyone has to be interested in romance during middle school and it sucks when everyone around you treats you as if you’re the weird one for keeping your old interests and doing what you enjoy the most. It’s normal not to have a crush, not to want to flirt or have a girlfriend/boyfriend on that age and kids shouldn’t have to feel bad about it!
Omg
Why is the lighting on this so dramatic? Is this an eldritch pie? Is it poisoned? Is it magic? If I eat it will I see visions of the future? Will I astrally project into a blueberry?
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Everyone hates being sung happy birthday, and everyone hates singing happy birthday, so what the fuck are we doing here.
Hot take: good writing is where you can see a story beat or “plot twist” coming from a mile off, but you’re sitting there just wondering how exactly it’s going to happen
case in point: this scene from Into the Spiderverse:
I also saw the twist at the end of Detective Pikachu nearly an hour before the ending, yet I was sitting there for the rest of the movie like “OH SHIT I GET IT” with a bigass goofy grin on my face. The point is: unseeable twists don’t inherently make a story better. You can know the spoilers to something and still enjoy it! A good piece of media won’t be ruined by you knowing what’s coming. The most important part is that it keeps the tension going.
*sees spoiler about character death*
ok but maybe that won’t happen when i watch it
