General Discussion

[tdkr_anon]

There needs to be some place to discuss non-fic related items. Discuss the movie, the amazing cast, the characters, Tom Hardy's expressive eyes. If there is even the smallest relation to The Dark Knight Rises, then go ahead, bring it up, talk about it and have fun.

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Re: Favorites

[mask_of_bane]

*sighs* Dammit, I really need to get Netflix or some DVDs or something. There's so many movies that I must watch and yet I can't because FUCK.(Which is even worse because I'm planning on being a Film major. But maybe it's good to stay away from other influences.)

And I'm becoming a huge fan of Gary Oldman too. He steals every scene he's in. And did I ask you about Bronson yet, or was that someone else? Because that's like, one of my favorite movies ever right now. Why does it seem like all the good stuff comes from outside the States?

America--get your shit together please.(Oh Gawd, now I'm thinking about the gub'ment.)

Hurray maybe there's hope that---

But--but then--



My baby would be all alone without his master. In prison. With the angst.

And then...a plotbunny evolved....

I may not be responsible for whatever happens next.

Re: Favorites

[elesteria]

There are so many brilliant movies! As someone who wants to be a film major, that's a tough decision, to watch all the movies or not to.

Gary Oldman is one of my favorite actors. The way he can take on a role is utterly beautiful and it's so easy to watch him. I have seen Bronson, more times than I can count. I was amazed watching that movie, because holy shit, Tom Hardy. It wasn't my first Tom Hardy movie (that goes to Stuart: A Life Backwards), but it sure was the one that made an impact!

I'm going to sit here and stare at that realization that he'll be alone in prison if he did survive. I'm going to sit here and dwell in the angst.

Re: Favorites

[mask_of_bane]

One of the things I'm scared of going into this major the fact so many art schools already have a set way of doing things and that no matter how much they say they're open to innovation and creativity there's little room for change. Like what defines 'classic literature' and 'great art'. There's so much great art and writing out there, but it's not appreciated as great or fantastic or put in the same league as the other stuff because it's against the norm or some other huffy duffy excuse. And when there is innovation, it has to be super-amazing or minimal. Which makes it hard for me, because sometimes it's the tiniest, slightest, things that make something huge.

Christian Bale is one of my favorite's too because of the way he can meld himself into whatever character he's playing so well. And recently, after watching a scene of La Vie En Rose with Marion Cotillard I was blown away by her performance.(And that's another movie I've told myself to watch.)

I have not seen enough Tom Hardy movies. Seriously. As soon as I can, I'm going on a friggin' marathon. Bronson was like--like--that guy is either insane or the greatest troll to have ever lived. Seriously. And it makes me sad to think about all those years in solitary.

Oh my gawd. *lip tremble* Like Barsad after all that's happened.

God whyyy?