[The Whole Plate] Figured that I'd bring this back. I've been consuming a lot more media since The Incident, and I don't know how long I'll be able to keep it up — be it do to internal or external circumstances — so I figured what the hell.

Movies
Her [2013]
500 Days of Summer [2009]

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The former is a science fiction film where a man slowly falls in love with a sentient AI. It's an odd premise, but it's told really well. Won a bunch of awards, and has some great actors giving some killer performances in it. Highly recommended.

The latter I wasn't sold on initially, because... well, the protagonist has a very immature view on love, and it comes off as very cringey. (Then again, when your perception on love is based on a misinterpretation of The Graduate, then I suppose that's to be expected.) However, I started to dig it the more the movie went on.

There were a bunch of neat scenes that really made it for it — mad props to both Expectation vs Reality, and the flashback scenes where he analyzed his relationships — and now I'm happy to say I wouldn't mind firing it up again one day. It isn't one of my favourite rom-dramaedys, but I think that it's fairly solid.

Oh, and in case anyone's wondering just how much my brainmeats have been gobbling up over the last few weeks:

Animated series
Castlevania [2017] (both seasons)
DuckTales [2017] (S01, E01-06)
Voltron: Legendary Defender [2016] (S01-07)

Live-action series
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, The [2018]
Daredevil [2015] (season three)

Movies
Edge of Tomorrow [2014]
Fear of a Black Hat [1994]
Upgrade [2018] (with graycoin)

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