two way mirrors

[gravitrue]

I've just noticed a class of effect I'm thinking of as two-way mirrors; there's a divider, and how things look, what awareness of the world one has, is very different depending on which side of it one is located

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[vvalkyri]

Interesting insight.
I ran across a blog post by someone who was born without a full arm. Most of us might have wondered about furiosa's backstory; she was elated because it was a) perfectly obvious to her, and b) was not even commented on in the movie.

[ceelove]

I haven't even seen it, and this is the impression I've gotten from other people's comments about the movie. I think it is unusual in that people are anticipating it being a watershed film, rather than realizing it after the fact.

[tenshikurai9]

On the Cosby show: And for me, I never took to watching it because they were too high up in the middle class for me to find it relatable.