#must-watch drama

[beyondthisdarkhouse]

God I wish I actually Tiktokked so I knew who to follow to see what all the influencers who made eleventh-hour confessions of faking their content are doing now

[scarefox]

[hellish-cruelty]

24th November, 2024

Watched Payel Kapadia's All We Imagine As Light last week and my heart has grown fonder since. It reminded me of why I love cinema as much as I do. I was drowning in the same overused stories, until this came like fresh air and saved me a little.

Kapadia's brilliant soulful scenes are enthralling and yet so unassuming. It's for everyone who lives in faraway cities where loneliness collects itself in a bundle. You'll feel your loneliness recede slowly as you become one with the movie. You'll see yourself in Prabha, a caged nurse shun by her husband and Anu, an adventurous fierce woman, both navigating life, longing and social realities in Mumbai. Though, this Mumbai is not laced with dreams but with darkness and melancholy. A city of illusion and impermanence, and yet one must imagine the light. Under the city's shimmering blue, I reimagined myself in it's female friendships, desire and insecurities. The film explores countless themes without overdoing it. One dialogue that stuck with me is 'Class is a privilege. Reserved for the Privileged.'.

The film reveals itself like poetry, the verses of which I found in Agnes Varda (female solidarity, cats), Chantal Ackerman (how it deals with loneliness in cities, city as a character), Edward Yang (social alienation, fractured modernization) and many more. The tenderness and sensibility of the film stays with you, slowly healing, slowly transforming something in you.

I love loneliness. I love love women. I love love love cinema.

All We Imagine As Happiness.

[thedevildeer]

I’m begging you talented people please do write more about these two

[sebfreak]

New Romance Donghua | 2025.2.23 | Chang Ge Xing | The Legend of Princess...

[amber-isnt-a-precious-stone]

I'm watching Emma (2009) and I've previously seen the 2020 movie, and I always can't help but aro-code Emma! As someone who is grey-aromantic, I see myself in her. She questions what love feels like, often questions whether she's in love (captures that platonic, infatuation, sexual or romantic attraction confusion) and in general, is perfectly content with remaining unmarried and never being in a relationship. I relate to horror, confusion and somewhat romantic repulsion when someone confesses they romantically like her. Also, it goes without saying that grey-aromantics can experience romantic attraction, and she falls in love with only Mr Knightley, which is a nice example of an aromatic person being in a relationship while retaining their lgbtq identity

[theomenmedia]

Gabriel Macht To Return As Harvey Specter For A 3-Episode Arc In Suits: LA

Harvey Specter is back! Gabriel Macht returns for a 3-episode arc in "Suits: LA." Don't miss the legal legend's new chapter.

[astarlightmonbebe]

the dynamics and characters in fangs of fortune are already serving so hard only two episodes in. the allure to zhu yan and also the distrust we as the audience feel along with wen xiao and yichen - you want to believe him, but on the basis of his being a demon and the conception that comes with you always feel like there's a catch. is he lying? is he telling the truth? is he twisting the truth? there's obviously an ulterior motive hidden behind his words, and yet he knows exactly what to say to trap both of them in promises that they will surely regret.

yichen being forced to work with the demon he believes, knows, killed his family. the way he struggles to uphold his family name, fighting to succeed a legacy passed onto him incomplete with his father's untimely passing. giving up his home because it lost all its meaning to him. the curse being seen as a blessing, either way an inevitability. he will kill zhu yan.

wen xiao's hidden pain. her trying to do good, but also so clear headed underneath, wise beyond her ears. the way her flirtatious nature can ovetake her, but she never lets anyone get the best of her otherwise. her testing of zhu yan is relentless; she's the vulnerable one, but she refuses to let it show.

the way they're going to build a family with a demon, a girl who has stepped away from everything she once believed, a miracle doctor who's really just a teenager. how this will teach them humanity and loss and everything will not be what it seems. how the tension is cut so easily, so naturally, then builds back up with climbing orchestral music. everything is beautiful and deep and so multi layered and i am so sat for this show.

[mitsybubbles]

Godrick’s soldiers trying to get Morgott off the top of the castle gate like people trying to get a cat to stop sitting on a TV

[hotpotdragon]

A Different Man (2024)

[tinyreviews]

Tiny Review: Saturday Night 2024. A writer’s story.

I enjoyed this tremendously. I love the structure, the cameos, how things are setup and simultaneously pay off in the climax. And like a good comedy, the catharsis in the punchline.

It’s a very good story, also a very niche story. A Must Watch for writers who also know of Saturday Night Live.

Saturday Night is a 2024 American biographical comedy-drama film, directed by Jason Reitman. The film stars an ensemble cast portraying the various Saturday Night cast and crew, led by Gabriel LaBelle as the show's creator and producer Lorne Michaels.

[therandomtoad]

I suggest everyone go watch 12 Angry Men. It's on Tubi for free. Go now, who knows if it'll still be there in a month.

[maplemaplemaplemaplemaple]

posting my art on tumblr is so fun and relaxed i forget other platforms exist until i see youtube drama videos titled ‘tiktok artist PUBLICLY EXECUTED for STEALING COLOUR PALETTE’ and it’s so jarring . like what if the world was made of pudding

[tranquil-slaughterhouse]

I'm gonna cherish this quote and pic for a long time

[thedevildeer]

Everyone else: 👍🏻

Yohan: 🤙🏻🤪

Me: *shamelessly eyeing Jun’s legs 👀* because men with long legs 👌🏻

[thedramadojo]

5 Reasons to Watch The Judge From Hell (2024)

Looking for your next K-drama obsession? The Judge From Hell (2024) is a must-watch. Here are five reasons why it should be at the top of your watchlist!