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[autoscopy]

Sup, internet? I've been pretty busy the last while with school and that.

Anyways, I have a narrative analysis paper due in film next week and I need you to help me decide!

Wild Strawberries+less people writing about it gives me an edge

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[animalnoises]

I'm gonna pick Wild Strawberries. I think your last con for Reservoir Dogs is spot on.

lol Twinky

[autoscopy]

That's pretty much why I was good at film studies in highschool! We'd turn in our film reviews and everyone would be "lol, i did x3" and my teacher would see mine and go "OMG, you saw a b+w film? automatic a+!"

[ondes_martenot]

I'd go with Wild Strawberries. I haven't seen either, but WS seems like it would be more conducive to analysis (and higher marks!).

I really need to see Reservoir Dogs though.

[topsyturvytown]

my vote is wild strawberries because if you wrote about reservoir dogs you'd have to write something really MINDBLOWING and fresh about it to stand out from the 59403539 other students who are writing about it.

lololol twinky

[autoscopy]

that was my thinking, but i was discussing with a classmate and the film librarian came over and was "OH, did you mention wild strawberries? how delightful, i have shit-tonnes of essays on it if you need to look!"

still probably going with ws. although in just making quick outlines i have more on reservoir dogs...

still, 5-7 pages double spaced?

[topsyturvytown]

lollllll idk! do whichever you want! this sort of thing is why i hate school!

[autoscopy]

i'm going with ws because the public library has more copies of it and also i can save reservoir dogs for if/when we talk about ~*~themes~*~ and ~*~subtext~*~