I was thinking about how sometimes people have weird interests and you don't realize how interesting they are until they make a movie about their niche thing. THIS IS NOT THAT.
It's aggravating to me because I work with authors, some of whom create great books that can't find publishers. It's demoralizing to see this kind of dreck succeed.
On one hand, I can now go "Hey, if I could just finish my novel, then I bet I could totally get it published if I begged enough publishers, if they think this shit is so great! I'm never going to doubt my own skills as a writer again!" spoiler alert, I still do. Oh well. On the other hand, it makes me go "HOW IS IT THAT THIS IS A HUGE
awwww, yeah, I hate those feels. I totally got them when I was in drama, but then I never got to do drama-like stuff when I was growing up, anyway. XD My small town had literally no theater culture to speak of.
that's like... 75% of it. it's what makes people compelling to watch; they're emotionally available but also really, really photogenic in specific ways.
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: Yeah I guess so. I do not think I'm terribly photogenic. I think I'm a really good actor, though. I mean, I've decided that's true from roles and responses I've gotten.
I think I'm a competent actor. But I'm really not photogenic. I think I'm generally attractive but the camera makes me less so, while in some people it's the opposite. They'll look like a normal person and then in front of a camera they turn stunning.
It's very, um... deep for not deep people. Like the dog keeps making what I assume are supposed to be profound statements about life that are the same as every other movie about people with cancer.
spoiler alert, I still do. Oh well.On the other hand, it makes me go "HOW IS IT THAT THIS IS A HUGE