#gaslight gatekeep goncharov

[incoherentchanting]

yeah

[winxslutfairy]

If I ever find a rabbit hole, you’d never see me again, no hesitation no regret.

[friendofthecrows]

Gotta be real here. I think a lot of you are just drawing fanart to get notes. I bet some of you have never even watched Goncharov🙄

[humnooshop]

Gaslight, Gatekeep, Goncharov

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[wonyoungismn1glowup]

girls be like "idc" then listen to mitski and lana del rey

[urdollyy]

'*•.¸♡ Moodboard ♡¸.•*'

[too-cool-for-facebook]

I'm just gonna come out and say it -

GONCHAROV'S RETURN SUCKED

It shouldn't even qualify as a sequel. With the exception of Abe Vigoda, it has none of the original cast; Zemeckis had no business trying to make a slasher film; Ice Pick Joe shouting like he's the fucking Hulk just ripped me out of a movie I was already falling asleep through; the scene with the goat was TOTALLY FUCKING UNNECESSARY; and they put the only cute character in the whole thing IN A DAMN OLIVE PRESS! 🤬

[part-time-zombie]

janus's favorite movie is goncharov and you can't change my mind

[dragonblaze716]

Happy Gonchaverssary! It's either been 40 years or 2 years

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percy jackson gaslighting srinklo is so ooga chaka baby

[super-oddity]

lois lane out-girlbossing clark kent

[acciowilltolive]

while part of me is excited for the Gonchorov remake a larger part of me thinks they are just going to totally fuck it up. remakes rarely ever live up to the originals anyway. the perfect queercoded-ness of goncharey?! katya's thirst for revenge! the tenacity of ice pick joe??? idk man if the filmmakers pull this off it'd be the greatest remake of history

[no-mi-botos]

Finally rewatched Goncharov!!

[missmahgenta]

Writing lessons we can take from Goncharov (1973)

Parallels, parallels, parallels: They can appear in many different ways, sometimes by repeating a single element (clocks are always in focus before something big happens), different characters having a similar storyline with similar elements (we see that with Mr. Goncharov and Andrey), different characters having polar opposite’s storylines ( Andrey and Katya are two good examples, as one of them is getting into a close relationship with Mr. Goncharov while the other growing apart from him every single day). Parallels are important because we, human beings, love recognizing patters in the things we consume, and as such that can help to better tell a specific theme or message.

Use colors to your favor: Colors are so important, and yet people sometimes resume them to just “the curtain is blue simply because it’s blue”. The scene where Katya and Sofia meet wouldn’t be the same without the incredible use of colours. Both of them were using neutral and rather cold colors in their clothing, which matched the distant and detached monochrome reality that they found themselves in, but the moment they crossed paths, the colors got more saturated and lively. The same can be said for the ending of Ice pick Joe’s character arc, who while was constantly seen with blood on his hands and clothes, never had blood on his clothes that contrasted so much with them, and that’s because for the first and last time, he feels regret and sorrow for taking someone’s life.

The clothes your characters use matter: Not every single aspect has to matter, but the most distinct ones should be able to assist in telling your audience what kind of character they are and what they are going through. Katya’s wardrobe starts as something very refined with loads of flowing layers and accessories, as she started as someone with a rather carefree nature and enjoyed showing herself off. Alas, with conflict arising in her life, her clothes get less and less ‘complex’, specially after almost dying at the boat scene. The colours also change, as said before. She started in beginning wearing exclusives white, but as the movie goes on, and after meeting with Sofia (whose main colour is black), she starts wearing more grays and dark greys. She’s getting less innocent, she’s maturing and is becoming more in sync with Sofia.

Dialogue is not only what your characters say: only 30% of the information transmitted during a conversation happens by speech. The rest is all facial expressions, body language in general (hand gestures, body positions, stimming, etc.) and what is left unsaid. A lot of the scenes between Mr. Goncharov and Andrey feel so homoerotic because of how their bodies behave, the lack of space between them and the brief pauses between certain phrases, to both breath and think of what was implied.

[lukkydukky]

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