Pov: your dad says “the nights not over yet” to your other dad
Black Friday was so much better than I was expecting!!
And that’s the worst of the trilogy - Crazy
It was amazing and I have a lot of thoughts about it
POV: you just read/watched something from 30 years ago and can’t stop thinking about those sad little queer men
(Couldn’t be me tho 😭😭)
Look at his little circus outfit!!!
(I had a friend point this out and now I can’t unsee it)
My boys a great ring leader
Finally finished my most ambitious Hatchetfield project yet. Every box in the border represents a different Nightmare Time, as well as Hey Melissa, Trail to Oregon, Workin’ Boys, the BBQ monologues and Peanuts the Hatchetfield Pocket Squirrel. The three large boxes at the bottom represent the three main musicals. It’s 18x24” and made with sharpie :]
Here me out…
Alastor with Lord Farquaad hair
This is so good
Realising that in a somewhat twisted way Dead Poets Society is the perfect coming of age movie. There’s this friendgroup that have been together for years, a new kid joins and becomes part of the group, a new teacher changes their lives, they start to become the dead poets society, one of them grows as a writer, another as an actor, two others are geniuses, there’s one that’s head over heels and thinks about nothing else, a know-it-all, there’s the class clown that’s actually a sweetheart. And just as they’re all about to be the happiest they’ve ever been it starts to go wrong and fall apart and the actor has the best moments of his life on stage with his family watching, not his shit parents, but the six boys and teacher who he loves more than anything; then his day, his life really, is ruined by his fucking father. His last act of agency is deciding to kill himself before he has no choice in anything anymore.
Somehow there is still 30 minutes left to the movie.
We see the best friend having to tell the friendgroup, and then the boy who loved his best friend, that’s his dead. We see them break apart from the heartbreak and the loss, none of them will ever be the same. Just a month before they were joking and living and free and now they are grieving and the love has nowhere to go now that their friend is gone. Then the best friend gets kicked out and sent away for punching another group member because he felt so betrayed. Then they lose the teacher that taught them how to truly be free.
Dead Poets Society has every emotion possible and a character for every kind of teenager and as someone who’s freshly 18 and out of school this is how growing up feels. It was never as drastic as the poet’s situation, but splitting apart, everyone going seperate ways, struggling to see each other, losing one another, being forced into lives you don’t want to live with all of your happiest days behind you and it hurts a lot, it’s a subsection of grief because it really feels like loss.
On a side note trying not to use their names was so hard??? I think about them so much they’re basically my friends Fr Fr
Richie: If you kill all of us, then who's gonna be doing your homework, max? Ruth and peter: (gasp) Grace: Oh, that's not..
forget stop tryna make straight characters gay someone tell the duffers to stop making gay characters straight
has this been done before?