#dead in a week (or your money back)

[j-exclamationmark-l]

I'm not really in the habit of following pictures of actors but it just struck me I can look at any picture of Aneurin Barnard and just the look on his face even in a still photo is good enough for me to see what character he's playing. That's probably like... obvious? If someone is doing a good job at acting? But I don't know why that really impresses me that he can even make his default expressions different between characters. I never noticed it before him and probably it's obvious to others so it makes me mad at myself ahhhhhh

[lordbettany]

WAIT!! Harry Collet plays young William in Dead in a Week!??

[foundmywei]

these are all the ABCU (aneurin barnard cinematic universe) characters I've unlocked so far

[jackctslut]

If a costuming department is gonna do anything it’s put Anuerin Barnard in a popped collar.

[l1ve-l4ugh-lov3craft]

Just thinking about Dead In A Week that film is so unserious

[scary-pixie]

HELLO FRIENDS, I managed to watch Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back) on Tubi TV last night. Aneurin Barnard looked so sad and precious, I need to give this man a hug and possibly a small puppy. The coat with the popped collar was a solid 10/10, it kind of made him look like some sort of melancholy Victorian poet. That ending though, aaaaa! Not sure if we're supposed to interpret it in any specific way, though I'm choosing to believe that everyone's still intact and doing well in their lives (no spoilers!).

[i-eat-bugs-and-dirt]

Just finished watching Dead In A Week (or your money back) and it was fantastic. I love this kind of film, with dark sort of absurd humour and the emo wet cat kind of protagonist.

[mrliverboy]

Me when aneurin barnard 😍😍😍

[rosemarytales]

genuinely think he would die if you tried to remove his black coat

[lordbettany]

This is how William fucking Morrison ends his book 'My Many Deaths'. You can't change my mind.

One day you think: I want to die. And then you think, very quietly, actually I want a coffee. I want a nap. A sandwich. A book. And I want to die turns day by day into I want to go home, I want to walk in the woods, I want to see my friends, I want to sit in the sun. I want a cleaner room, I want a better job, I want to live somewhere else, I want to live.

[j-exclamationmark-l]

Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back) is the best movie I've seen in a long time. I'm shocked how good this is. I'm literally stunned I've never heard of this before. I'm not done with it yet but I can't imagine it can go downhill from here.

[lordbettany]

Just Aneurin Barnard being an excellent actor..

[prometheus-ghost]

I just remembered I had a dream last night in which me and William Morrison (as played by Aneurin in "Dead in a Week [or your money back]") were escaping triumphantly first by car then in a two-person plane from some dangerous situation and landed on a remote island where we found the head of the android "Mother" from Raised by Wolves. It was actually a really fun dream 😁

[aeolianblues]

I'm not an extrovert. At all. In everyday life, I'm a yapper, sure, but I need someone to first assure me I am okay to yap, so I don't start conversations, even when I really want to join in sometimes! It's just the social anxiety acting up. God knows where from and why I lose a lot of my inhibitions when it comes to talking to people about music. I don't know where the confidence has suddenly sprung from. I've made a crazy amount of friends in musical circles, either just talking to people about common music or (since it is after all in music circles) talking to bands about their own music. I let out a sigh of relief any time an interaction goes well, because in truth it's going against my every instinct. I wish I could do that in everyday life

[l1ve-l4ugh-lov3craft]

Proud to be heading the Dead In A Week hashtag currently 🫡🫡

[canary-prince]

Any post that contains the phrase "you" in a big, general, plural sense that automatically accuses the reader of being part of the "you" that op is rhetorically berating are deeply, deeply unhelpful in regard to compassion fatigue. It's also just manipulative; the clear intention is to pressure anyone reading it into reblogging it in order to prove they are not part of the "you" being accused.

These posts bother me and I understand that the authors of these posts are feeling powerless and have learned that screaming and yelling and shaming is an effective tactic because they weren't given enough attention to meet their needs through other methods. But again, it's going to increase compassion fatigue and increase the use of shame as a method of social control, which is not ideal.