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The Pale Blue Eye (2022)

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Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 - Part 5 - Part 6 - Part 7 - Part 8 - Part 9 - Part 10

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The Pale Blue Eye - My thoughts

As a sucker for murder mysteries, the trailer for The Pale Blue Eye caught my eye. It helps that Christian Bale was in the lead and Scott Cooper was directing. I think Out of The Furnace is one of Bale's most underrated performances, as is Hostiles. The Pale Blue Eye feels the most commercially accessible of Scott Cooper's films. Overall, its a fairly well made, interesting mystery, with a twist that you can predict if you are paying attention, bolstered by two stellar lead performances.

This is undoubtedly a slow burn murder mystery. It takes its time introducing the characters and establishing the dynamic between Landor and Poe. The film does a good job of establishing the odd nature of Poe and then establishing the relationship dynamic between Poe and Landor. Its the moments between the major scenes which give the film its flavor. Poe is verbose and strange whereas Landor is a very Christian Bale character. He says and does a lot with his eyes. You can tell he's smart but he's not a Sherlock Holmes/Hercules Poirot/Benoit Blanc type detective who openly brandish their smarts. As always, there is a mysterious nature to his character.

If there is a flaw to the film, it is that the actual mystery is not very difficult to decipher if you pay attention. I think the film gives some fairly obvious clues that at least put you on the path to figuring out the mystery. And it honestly would have been a bigger issue if the film wasn't anchored by two excellent performances. Christian Bale being great in a role like this is so expected that I think people don't appreciate it enough. He's a master of delivering a performance without saying too much. He delivers a character who has got a painful past but he doesn't brandish it at any point. You also see his growing affection for Poe just with his microexpressions. Matching him toe to toe in a much showier role is Henry Melling as Edgar Allen Poe. He has to be simultaneously likable, weird, and a bit creepy and he nails it all. He has to share a lot of scenes with Bale and given he leaves a big impression, that's a big credit to him. Other notable performances are Toby Jones, Gillian Anderson, and Lucy Boynton as Marquis family members. Gillian Anderson doesn't get a very big role to flex but Toby Jones and Lucy Boynton leave an impression.

Overall, a pretty interesting movie. Certainly worth watch. An 8/10

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Damn, 'The Pale Blue Eye' was SUCH a good film, especially after those last twenty minutes! Well-acted, beautifully shot, and a killer (hehe) twist at the end.

Would rewatch to see all the clues I missed.

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Henry Melling has the most Egon Schiele-esque looking face ever

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'Los Crímenes de la Academia' con Christian Bale y Henry Melling| Tráiler oficial

Mira el nuevo tráiler de 'Los Crímenes de la Academia' con Christian Bale y Henry Melling como un joven Edgar Allan Poe.

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he’s quite silly to me

[homecomingvn]

I'll want a tiny Henry to be my emotional support murderer ♡ When I'm happy kisses and when someone makes me sad, killing. ♡♡♡

Hope you like chihuahuas, Mell ^^;

[yellowmellow182]

Canon designs? I barely know her!

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[bforbetterthanyou]

I don’t know why really and this is so random but every time I think about Henry Norris, I picture Harry Melling playing him

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˙✧˖°📷 ༘ ⋆｡˚ First-look pictures for Wolf Hall Season 2

Mark Rylance as Thomas Cromwell | Thomas Brodie-Sangster as Rafe Sadler | Harriet Walter as Lady Margaret Pole | Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII | Harry Melling as Thomas Wriothesley | Lilit Lesser as Princess Mary | Charlie Rowe as Gregory Cromwell | Timothy Spall as the Duke of Norfolk and Alex Jennings as Stephen Gardiner | Kate Phillips as Jane Seymour — x

[waitingforminjae]

these replies are making me cry 😭 why is it always a brit 😭

started a movie got 10 minutes into it then a main character opened his mouth and the worst southern accent i've ever heard in my life came out and i just closed the tab

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I love how every article about THE OLD GUARD sequel emphasizes the return of Joe and Nicky.

JOE AND NICKY WILL BE BACK. YES, GAY COUPLE JOE AND NICKY ARE RETURNING. WE DIDN'T FORGET JOE AND NICKY, YES, THEY ARE THERE. YOUR BABY BOYS JOE AND NICKY? THEY ARE BACK, YES.

But I have to roll my eyes at the lack of fact-checking. If you've seen the film you know why Henry Melling is not returning. I mean, considering the main characters it is not impossible, but I think this is more of a situation where the writer just copy-pasted the original casting notice and just assumed Melling was a core cast member.

Variety also did this when reporting on the cancellation of the series two order of Sky's THE RISING. They reported that Daniel Ings was in the first series when he wasn't. They were just going off of their original report on the S1 order when Daniel Ings was part of the cast. He dropped out and was replaced by Matthew McNulty.

I know this because I watched every episode of THE RISING and I am probably the only fan Daniel Ings has outside of his family.

It's not only Variety. Indiewire wrote an article about some film and said SUCCESSION's Nicholas Braun was the costar when they meant the superior Nicholas, Nicholas Hoult.

I know I get things wrong on here but this is my corner of the world, not a major publication.

[vilnmelling]

Figured I'd do a little intro!

'Sup! My name's Vil N. Melling, and I go by she/her pronouns. I'm 19 years old, I'm from quaint little Sweden, I'm a rare species of Hatchetfield fan that's cishet (I was brought here by a couple of lesbians: my sister and her girlfriend), and while I'm not officially diagnosed, if I'm not neurodivergent there's just something unrelated that's terribly wrong with my brain.

I'm a writer currently swept up in a Hatchetfield hyperfixation. While I'm nerding out about Hatchetfield, I'm also writing my second book and editing my debut novel. NPMD also managed to suck me back into fanfiction writing after only writing original works for two years!

Hatchetfield favorites

Characters: Richie's in first place, closely followed by Paul. After that it's a big ol' tie between Ruth, Emma, Miss Holloway, Wiggly and for some reason, Trevor.

Musical: Nerdy Prudes Must Die easily takes the cake for me.

Songs: High School Is Killing Me, The Summoning, Let It Out, Bully the Bully, Literal Monster, What If Tomorrow Comes, Time Bastard and Virginity Rocks

StarKid actor: Jon Matteson, if you couldn't guess from that list of favorite characters (and from a whole bunch of my posts)

Hatchetfield ships

Ships I ship: Paulkins (Paul Matthews + Emma Perkins) (favorite) Lautski (Stephanie Lauter + Pete Spankoffski) Flipschitz (Ruth Fleming + Richie Lipschitz) Lexthan (Lex Foster + Ethan Green) Barneston (Tom Houston + Becky Barnes) Holloduke/Holloweane (Miss Holloway + Duke Keane) Swedish Barbecue (Trevor Lipschitz + Rudolph) I can see Tedlotte (Ted Spankoffski + Charlotte Sweetly) Legally Blonde (Gary Goldstein + Linda Monroe) in a "they have a regular affair" kinda way Alice and Deb if they work a bit on trust and boundaries And of course, Henry Hidgens and his six boyfriends

Ships I'll gladly stay away from, please and thank you: Max and Richie ANY Human x Lord in Black Paul and Emma with anyone but each other (they are fucking meant to be)

Any ship that wasn't mentioned in either, assume I'm neutral about it.

Other fandoms

Arcane. Arcane's undoubtedly the best story I've ever seen. It's the main inspiration behind my steampunk fantasy trilogy, and I fucking adore it.

Newsies. The first musical I liked! (The only other musical I actually care about-). It was my 2021 hyperfixation, as evidenced by the fact that I have an (now inactive) Instagram fan page with 700+ posts. If you wanna check it out, it's newsies_square.

While I'm not really active in any other fandoms, I do really like The Umbrella Academy, the Grishaverse (more specifically Six of Crows), The Good Place, Encanto, Gravity Falls, Modern Family and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Other platforms

I'm all over the place, baby B)

Instagram: vil.n.melling_cant.write (writing tips + writing memes + incorrect quotes + occasional content about my books) vil.n.melling_cant.draw (where I post my drawings) vil.n.melling_stealfromtherich (a page just for stuff about my book (titled Steal From The Rich)

YouTube Vil N. Melling. I've published one NPMD analysis (as well as a couple of other analysis and writing tip videos), and I'm planning on making a good few more of them!

TikTok vil.n.melling_cant.write (mostly book marketing, but also a few writing/reading memes)

I'll soon have my first Hatchetfield fanfic up on AO3, at which point this will be updated to feature my handle there!