I Live
I started with the intention of blogging more post leaving old work and starting uni - but somehow I have managed to do the opposite?
Sorry about that.
To be fair, I think half of it is that I am also meant to be doing a MA Reflective Journal blog....which I have not done either (partly because they wanted us to use wix - and it turns out I strongly dislike and object to the formatting and set up of wix.....)
I will be trying to post more from now on.
For now, three films I've seen since I last posted, spoiler free:
Charlie's Angels - I enjoyed it, and am said it didn't do so well. It has a fun sense of humour, a variety of ladies, supporting each other in their own ways, and a romance wasn't the central theme/plot.
Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker - eh, it wans't great, it wasn't terrible. They clearly had notes from how Last Jedi was recieved and tried to make everyone happy (with typical terrible LGBT try from disney - they really need to just cut two versions of a movie, the plot works in both, but there are extra little moments with leads being LGBT that with a slight tweak can be edited to look platonic to fit that market disney always wants to please).
Birds of Prey - I enjoyed it, it's a little oddly paced, but it works - again lovely range of ladies, all different with different ways of supporting each other and no central romance!
And with that, I shall go back to sewing, as I have a market stall next weekend *eep*
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Sorry about that.
To be fair, I think half of it is that I am also meant to be doing a MA Reflective Journal blog....which I have not done either (partly because they wanted us to use wix - and it turns out I strongly dislike and object to the formatting and set up of wix.....)
I will be trying to post more from now on.
For now, three films I've seen since I last posted, spoiler free:
Charlie's Angels - I enjoyed it, and am said it didn't do so well. It has a fun sense of humour, a variety of ladies, supporting each other in their own ways, and a romance wasn't the central theme/plot.
Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker - eh, it wans't great, it wasn't terrible. They clearly had notes from how Last Jedi was recieved and tried to make everyone happy (with typical terrible LGBT try from disney - they really need to just cut two versions of a movie, the plot works in both, but there are extra little moments with leads being LGBT that with a slight tweak can be edited to look platonic to fit that market disney always wants to please).
Birds of Prey - I enjoyed it, it's a little oddly paced, but it works - again lovely range of ladies, all different with different ways of supporting each other and no central romance!
And with that, I shall go back to sewing, as I have a market stall next weekend *eep*
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