#MAYBE the rsc 2009 hamlet or the 2019 PBS MAAN wouldve also done it. but both i think id’ve needed to be in a very specific mood for.

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2. What movie(s) could you watch over and over and not get tired of?

The Handmaiden, Baahubali 1&2, EEAAO, The Decoy Bride, and The Princess Bride. All of these are movies ive watched back to back with itself. Like they ended and i said whellll why not again. So i think they qualify 👍

12. Are you against book-to-movie adaptations?ll

Not necessarily, but some are seriously dookie shit. i firmly believe that an adaption should adore the source material even if it’s not accurate, preferably with the same #themes. Like Nimona is a good example of not doing like. anything from the ‘book’ but it’s a good adaption nontheless- versus my terminal enemy, tom holland spiderman,

29. Movie you completely regret seeing?

ALEX STRANGELOVE. MY GOD it sucked SHIT. A friend had an actor she really loved in it so we watched with her as emotional support and boy. That shit SUUUUCCCKKKEDDD. And her actor was only in it for like five minutes :(

54. A movie that changed the way you view the world?

This is a hard one I think… usually the media that changes me like fundamentally is books and video games. I have a harder time with movies, i think mostly bc they’re shorter, and also just like, by coincidence it hasn’t happened much. Thid isn’t technically a movie, but the Josie Rourke production of Much Ado About Nothing is what really hammered the final nail home on my becoming a shakespere girlie. I saw a live production of twelfth night in a little blackbox theater and went ‘oh shit i like this?’ and i think if i’d chosen anything other then that specific production of MAAN I wouldn’t have glommed onto my boy willy shakes so hard