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Drama / country UK / 283 Votes / Cast Amit Shah, Liam Neeson / release Year 2019 / Writer Owen McCafferty. Free Movie Normal urielles. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 You know, if I survive this, I'm asking for a raise. Or actually lethal weaponry, instead of rubber bullets. My job, up until last week, was ŵ̖̦͝atching people in cages. No questions asked. But then Cage #8 arrived. And now? I'm more concerned on getting out of here, then performing my job dutifully. Cerberus is still searching for the escaped. We found what was left of the initial security response. They were mauled by something. Limbs strown all around. Bite marks. That sort of thing. If I had to guess? I'd say Cassie or Bill got to thę͎̱͌̑͑͟͠m. Initially anyway. The lack of blood suggests Fred as well, but he was never one for dismemberments. Did I mention the initial response was around ten to fifteen guys? Kind of important. Cerberus, meanwhile, is four men (which is odd in of itself) I don't even know their names. Their faces are completely obscured and they wear riot gear. From what I heard, they go by codenames. W, F, P, and D. D seems to be the leader of the pack. Despite there only being four of them, T. D. seems confident they'll round up or exterminate the others. Either way, I'm not so sure I trust T. anymore. Not à̰̥̲͙̈́̏͝fter what I saw. I'm not allowed to leave. So in the meantime, I've been piecing together what's actually going on down here. Which, to be honest, isn't going well. I'm still confused as to what these people are. Shit, I just heard gunfire Update: Alright well that was something. They found Cassie. She shook off about thir̪͒́ͅty seconds of shots from assault rifles. She's back in containment, as they could do little more than incapacitate her. One down I guess. T. D has gone missing though. Cerberus sent F to watch me. Guess they don't trust the normal security guard. They're kind of assholes in all honesty. I'm really hungry. I asked F to let me get some food from the cafeteria area, but he denied it with a headshake, and pointed to my chair. So I'm just writing now to clear my head. It's getting hardê̢̯͔̟͌̀͑r to concentrate if I'm being frank with you guys. I mean, wouldn't you be a little freaked out in my situation? At any rate, what really concerns me is our doll f̖͋riend has showed up in my office. F doesn't seem to notice, or care about it. Maybe T. hadn't briefed these guys. Or maybe I'm finally losing it. God I'm hungry. You know what's funny? I can't remember anything before last Saturday. The day they added cage #8. I should've guessed there was something up from the get go. But the pay was so good, and I needed the money. And for ten years, it was r̬̙̱̪̎́̈́͌͢͞elatively peaceful ya know? Relatively being the operative word. Or was it? I can't be sure anymore. Everything before last Saturday is a blank. Stress will do that, I suppose. Simple job. Watch people in cages. Get paid 500. I need food. I haven't eaten in what feels like days. I'm not dying here. Update: I can't. I can't believe what I did. So I convinced F to let me go check on the contained subjects. Fe͍͆ed them, etc. I took my weapon with me, just in case. And I. I was just so hungry. So fucking hungry. So I ate some of the meat we give to Cassie. Yes I know, it's human but. I needed food. Ok? I ate yesterday but I felt like I was starving. I needed it. More than that monster did. And you know the worst part? I liked the taste. I mean, it was raw mȇ̡at but it wasn't bad. Tasted sort of like pork. So I ate more. It wasn't until T. appeared out of nowhere, that I realized I had been there for hours, gorging myself. I wasn't hungry anymore, but I couldn't stop myself. D pulled me away from my flesh feast, and told me that they had killed Fred. He didn't seem fazed by my actions, instead irritated that I had left my post. F wasn't there when I returned, but the doll was. And just like the other day, T. didn't see it. Even though he did yesterday. I asked he turned to leave "What are you. He stopped. "Come again. What. Are. You. He raked his nails on the doorframe as he stood in place. His fingers bled a bit as he did. "I'm just a guy doing his job. Same as you. That didn't satisfy me, so I hit him in the back of the head with my rifle. It didn't even make him flinch. He turned to face me, with a look of horrifying calm. "You know. I liked you. A lot more than the previous guard. The grotesque mass of muscle and flesh flashed in my mind, and I fell to the floor. The mask was gone, as whatever this thing was, walked towards me. "I'm doing a job that was given to me, and I need help doing it. All you have to fucking do is watch those monitors and keep your fucking mouth shut" He said, but I heard thousands of voices scream it from within my mind. "Do I make myself clear. His voice returned to normal. "You're a monster. Oh look at you! Finally figured that one out eh? Well not quite. I'm more like THE monster. Lightbringer, Prince of Lies, etc. He said, with mocking amusement, lackadaisically gesturing with his hands. "Look. I'm not the bad guy here. No, in fact, I'm doing my best to keep them here. And for the sake of mankind, I suggest you do the same. He patted me on the cheek, and left the room. I ran for the door, but it was locked behind him. So yeah. I'm working for the devil himself. How fun. Should've suspected that from the beginning if I'm being honest. I'm going to get some sleep. I'll update you all later. Update: I woke up to more gunfire. They found Earl. His normally short hair was longer now, and he had no issues shrugging off bullets. In fact, he broke a gun over his knee. At least that's what I heard over radio chatter. They had restrained him, via horse tranquilizer (don't know why they had it either) cut his hair, then locked him back up. That explains the hair tonic rule. Lisa and Bill are still missing. But I'm more concerned with getting out of here at this point. I managed to pick the lock (I always keep a bobby pin on me. What can I say? I'm a bit paranoid at this point. And I'm going to lift the lockdown at one of the exits. Here's hoping I make it Update: Alright, figured you guys would like me to keep you updated. I have my phone with me for that very purpose. If I know this building well, I should be able to find the exit. Cerberus is patrolling for me. At least, I think they are? I saw, more security staff coming in with equipment. Managed to hide out of sight. My only option is going out the exit they take out the people they take away. I'll update later. I. I found it. And I wish I hadn't. I really wish I hadn't. The door they take people out of? There were stairs behind them. The stairs descended far below the building. The smell of sulfur was overpowering, but I decided it was my only option. I had been spotted by one of Cerberus, so I ran through the door. I still hear them trying to get in (I locked it behind me. The dark pit was seemingly endless. But as I got lower, after hours of walking. I heard it. Screams. Millions upon millions of screams of agony. And the heat. Jesus Christ the heat. Like the fires of hell. Which coincidentally, I do believe that's what it was. I tried to turn around, but a grip like a fiery hand grasped my ankle. It tried to pull me down the remainder of the stairs, but I managed to slip away. I ran as fast I could, back up the stair well, which they did not come down after all, so I had descended for nothing. I went back through, and found the building, seemingly long abandoned. It was the walls were covered in long dried blood, and scorched marks. The fuck? I had come through the right door hadn't I? I turned to leave, but the door had vanished. I heard a voice behind me "Going somewhere. I turned and saw T. D., smiling ear to ear. "Come on, follow me. Where are we. Just another of our locations. With significantly less success. I followed behind him, and I noticed the mask had slipped more. His entire left arm was covered in burn marks, and his shirt was torn, revealing two scars on his back. His face was now continually shifting, much more noticeable than ever before. Gone was the aging movie star looks, and I just felt pure darkness radiating from him. "Think of me, as someone who's disciplining some particularly mean children. They were naughty and broke the rules. So I gave them time outs. He said, his voice deepening with every syllable. "Oh and don't think I don't know what you've been doing. You've been breaking the rules yourself, haven't you? Tsk. Tsk. He snapped his fingers, and we were back in my office. In the normal facility. He finally spoke "We found #7, and #8. Once we capture them, you're free to leave. You're going to help. I followed T. D., to a room. On either side, blood and entrails coated the room. Security teams ripped apart. In the center of the carnage was a six year old girl and a monstrous creature with an oxygen tank on it's back. Then everything went black. My job, was I watch people in cages. Seven cages, seven people. Each with different rules attached. My boss was a guy named T. Now, there's nine cages. One of them is empty. The ninth cage holds a male occupant. He's about 5'8. He's to be fed cooked meat and water daily. Furthermore he's allowed daily internet access for one hour. The cages are a bit cramped, but you get used to it. I used to watch people in cages.
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As a person with anxiety and acid reflux, it was just wonderful. Ken Marino was absolutely hilarious and its one of the most ridiculous films of the decade. (2013) Afflicted 8/10 The found footage genre isnt new but a version dominated by POV shots, such as this one, is less common. In this instance, it works incredibly well. Considering Im writing this in 2019, its a damn shame directors Derek Lee and Clif Prowse havent released another film. Theyre such standout filmmakers, writers and even solid actors as well. The story itself isnt mind-blowing but its absolutely engaging and definitely not a weak spot. I feel like without it the production efforts would have felt gimmicky but as an entire package, the film is a vicious, fun ride. (2012) Vamps 7. 5/10 (2012) V/H/S 8/10 Anthologies are one of my favorite mediums to consumer horror but can also be the most difficult to pull off. 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The production is fantastic and however goofy it may seem, its actually thrilling. The film has the ability to create and break stereotypes simultaneously. (2011) Source Code 8. 5/10 I always pay attention to films that require a character to accept an entirely new reality. With a normal films runtime, it can be difficult to balance that pacing of that sort of character development. This film is a great example of it done right. Gyllenhaals characters reluctance vs. acceptance are two aspects that work in tandem throughout most of the film. Its a very human and a definite point of praise. (2010) The Crazies 7. 5/10 (2010) Tucker and Dale vs Evil 8. 5/10 This movie is one long gag but its both completely genius and absolutely hilarious. Its truly a masterpiece of satirical meta-horror. (2010) I Spit on Your Grave 9/10 This is the most gruesome, violent revenge film Ive seen to date and a shining example of a movie that holds back nothing. Its 50 min of an elongated rape scene followed by a Hellraiser level revenge sequence that will make the most seasoned horror fans wince. (2009) Zombieland 8/10 This is an incredible zombie film and despite feeling like a time-capsule of 2009, the core components still hold up really well. Its a short, sweet, easily digestible and simply, fun to watch. I love all four main characters but the dynamic between Eisenberg and Woody was my favorite. Woody in particular is fucking hilarious and oftentimes I felt as if his energy actually was actually the backbone of the entire film. (2009) Jennifers Body 7. 5/10 (2009) Triangle 8/10 Its a movie thats strangely simplistic while being really complex. Theres a ton to be gleaned from the details and, outside of the exposition, I actually had the most fun simply pondering what the bigger picture was. (2008) The Ruins 8/10 I actually had put on this movie looking for a schlocky, vacation horror that I could semi-tune out to but I was so impressed. I feel like Im the first person to say this but I saw a few big connections to Annihilation. Theres some super creepy shit with plants and relevant to that, a very familiar misdirection. The gore is also fantastic. (2007) The Poughkeepsie Tapes 7/10 (2007) Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street 7. 5/10 (2007) 1408 9. 5/10 John Cusack helms what to me is one of the scariest haunted house films ever made. Its a project that breaks free of the traditional tactics and roots itself in psychological horror. I highly recommend this for literally anyone and everyone. It feels like being water-boarded by supernatural/psychological horror and by the end, I felt spent, in the best way possible. (2007) Stuck 7/10 (2006) Slither 7/10 (2006) Bug 7. 5/10 (2006) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning 7. 5/10 (2006) Final Destination 3 7/10 (2006) Hatchet 7. 5/10 The predictable characters, campiness and outrageous special effects arent just essential to this film but slashers in general. I love Victor Crowley. Does he bear some resemblance to Jason? Sure, I can see it but this inbred mongoloid also happens to have his own unique charm. Despite the film being called “Hatchet”, Victor isnt afraid to use anything and everything around him to kill. (2006) Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon 7. 5/10 (2005) Hostel 7. 5/10 (2005) Doom 7/10 (2005) Shaun of the Dead 9/10 This movie is just wonderful. I find it hilarious on a personal level but also so intelligently funny that it could go down as one of the greatest horror-comedies of all time. (2005) The Butterfly Effect 8/10 Alright so I watched the directors cut and wow, I fucking loved it dude. I should note I think it can take an open mind to fully accept and appreciate the new ending but I found it made the entire film much more complex. I highly recommend checking out this version of the movie. (2004) The Village 8/10 One of the saving graces for this film was the writing of William Hurts character. Hes such a uniquely sensitive and honest injection into what lays out on paper as one big deception. M. Night chooses to lift the veils fairly early on about the more thrilling aspects of the film, which is a complaint for many. However, it rightfully reverts the focus back onto the characters in my mind and the sense of desperation that embodies this village. Ultimately what the film represents to me is hope. Id recommend not listening to what youve heard and checking it out for yourself. I think that after over a decade has passed since its misguided marketing, the film deserves a second chance under fresh perspectives. (2004) Dead Mans Shoes 8/10 One of my favorite sub-genres is revenge horror and this low-budget film implores its characters to be as human as possible. Beyond the veil of violence and even characteristics indicative of slasher films, Considines character is a deeply flawed, psychologically broken man. Oftentimes in revenge films, we see this unstoppable omnipotent protagonist fueled by pure rage but here, his fearlessness goes hand-in-hand with recklessness. (2003) Jeepers Creepers 2 7/10 (2003) House of 1000 Corpses 7. 5/10 (2003) Alexandras Project 7. 5/10 (2003) Scary Movie 3 8/10 As much as both horror and comedy films can succeed without actually being scary or funny, those are still some of the most important aspects. If Im scared, its an effective horror film and the same goes for comedies. Basically what Im trying to say is that as dumb as a movie like this is, its so fucking funny. It also strays away from just making fun of horror with parodies of 8 Mile, which is just delightfully retarded. (2003) Final Destination 2 7/10 (2002) The Ring 9. 5/10 This was one of the scariest fucking movies I saw as a kid and it still is to this day. It also happens to be, what I consider, one of the few powerful uses of grey-scale film in existence. It's bleak, expertly paced and really just pure tension from start to finish. I love everything about this film. Gore did a fantastic job directing but I have a huge amount of respect for Ehren Kruger as well for the screenplay. The original film is iconic but frankly, this is better. (2001) Jeepers Creepers 8/10 Id go as far as to say this is the best demonic horror film, post 2000s. Justin Long is a breakout star. A lot of people shit on him but his wide-eyed looks alone made this film the success it is. He was more successful in portraying fear than most modern actors. (2001) Dagon 8. 5/10 Stuart Gordon doing Lovecraft isnt something I could ever envision as being anything but fantastic and this film confirmed that. Stuart working with David Marti this time on the visual effects; I cant even begin to describe how excellent the body-horror is here. Its fucking fantastic. (2001) The Others 8/10 Its a film to be that blends drama with horror in the fashion that tends to suit a really good haunted house film. For me personally, I felt the séance sequence is what stood to me most. Its not the most violent, lengthy or erratic scenes Ive seen of its type. However, its reveal and overall fluidity is something that just came off very eerie and hopeless. (2000) Final Destination 7. 5/10 (1999) Sleepy Hallow 7. 5/10 (1998) Disturbing Behavior 7. 5/20 (1997) Event Horizon 7. 5/10 (1996) Scream 9. 5/10 Scream just may be the best meta-horror film ever made. Its so special to me and was probably the film that sparked my fascination with horror. I watched it the year after it came out, at 8-years old, alone in my dark basement. I shut it off after the opening scene with Drew Barrymore and never saw the rest until years later. However, if I had just stuck with it, it actually evolves into this darkly funny, poignant statement on slasher films. I could talk about a ton of performances but Matthew Lillard blows me the fuck away every time I watch this movie. I literally get chills during the climax seeing him become and own this fucking character. Hes just incredible. (1994) Mary Shelleys Frankenstein 9/10 Absolutely, hands down the best modern Frankenstein movie Ive ever seen. Robert De Niro brought life to a character that was fucking meant to have life. Its one of the most entertaining, gothic interpretations of the original story. (1992) Army of Darkness 7. 5/10 (1991) Sometimes They Come Back 8/10 This is a simple story by King standards but I think it was incredibly effective. It's childhood based and emotionally impactive. It incites bravery with acceptance and mostly, just makes me want to hug my younger brothers. (1991) The Silence of the Lambs 9. 5/10 This film is a model in dialogue-driven horror and both Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster are incredible in it. I only say dialogue-driven horror because while the film does stand out in blatant, suspenseful, scary moments; it's the conversations between Clarice and Dr. Lecter that make it so memorable. It just adds this timeless psychological horror element that helps establish it as a classic in my eyes. (1990) Gremlins 2: The New Batch 7. 5/10 (1990) Tales from the Darkside: The Movie 7. 5/10 (1989) The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover 9/10 This film is so exceptionally cruel. Even when theres a clear bad guy it seems as if everyone is fighting to get to the bottom. Its unapologetic, violent, with dynamic characters that thrive on hedonistic impulses. Visually, its remarkable. You would think its a Giallo film before you heard people speaking non-dubbed English. Im not just speaking aesthetically too but every color choice and wardrobe decision seems fully intertwined with the films central message. (1989) Intruder 7. 5/10 (1988) Following 8/10 Following is actually Nolans debut film and seeing that hes one of my favorite directors, Im almost mad it took me this long to see it. Shot in black and white, this super low-budget crime-noir, psychological thriller is an incredible feat in storytelling and sets the tone for Nolan as a career director. It features his classic non-linear plot as well as really being a character driven film. For a big-budget director, its almost heartwarming to know that he could accomplish something like this on almost nothing. Its reminiscent of Man Bites Dog and Hitchcock films but very much stylistically, and most importantly, Nolan himself. (1988) Brain Damage 7/10 (1988) Halloween 4: The Return 7/10 (1988) Beetlejuice 9/10 This film is, head-to-toe, one of Burtons strangest films to date. Not only is it just a strange original story but the production and overall execution is absolutely insane. (1987) Evil Dead 2 8. 5/10 Just from a technical perspective, everything is so fucking impressive. Its all basically hand-done, practical effects and the camera work is just remarkable. The film leans more towards the humor side of the series but it does so both intentionally and gracefully. I adore this movie, its on par with the original. I dont think I can necessarily rate it the same from an analytical perspective but from an enjoyment perspective, hell-fucking-yeah dude. (1987) Angel Heart 8/10 Mickey Rourke is incredible here and its simply a satanic, thriller epic. Theres not a huge twist per-say but the entire film slowly reveals something horrible about the main characters. (1985) Re-Animator 8/10 Its probably one of the goriest movies of the decade but its also endearing in its humor. Dont get me wrong, its brutal. Its ultra-violent, perversely sexual even but the way fans revere it is what makes it so special. (1985) Day of the Dead 7. 5/10 (1984) Gremlins 7/10 (1983) Cujo 7/10 (1982) Cat People 9/10 I love the original film to death but I couldnt be more satisfied with the direction this pseudo-remake went in. Its less of a psychological thriller and more of an erotic, body-horror fever dream. Also features a great score by Giorgio Moroder, as well as an excellent theme song by Bowie. (1982) Poltergeist 8. 5/10 Sans maybe one scene of CGI, this is one of the 80s best displays of practical effects. I sometimes dont even think of Tobe Hooper as an elite director until I watch his films and instantly Im clicked into the magic. I just love how the characters are rough around the edges. The parents smoking weed together and playing around is endearing and humanizing. Humor is strewn throughout very naturally to make the film more fun. (1981) The House by the Cemetery 8. 5/10 People love The Beyond but this film does a much better job at devolving into that hellish landscape from a simplistic approach. The gore is unreal and coupled with his absolute best camera work to date, I cant see it as anything but his masterpiece. (1980) Cannibal Holocaust 7. 5/10 (1979) Apocalypse Now 9/10 Its a long film and the scale, especially in certain combat scenes is just fucking huge. I mean the actual production itself, the budget, the scope of this fucking movie is massive. The entire time I was struggling to really understand the narrative, what the actual goal was but really, that confusion was intentional. This is Coppolas profound statement on the pointlessness, and specifically so, of the Vietnam War. Its an incredible film and a must watch. (1977) The Hills Have Eyes 7/10 (1976) Carrie 8. 5/10 This film was fantastic. I love Sissy Spacek, she just really embodies this role and its one of those performances that I couldnt see anyone else playing. (1973) Dont Look Now 8/10 I felt this film was a great study into ambiguous filmmaking vs overt horror, really relying on the former. Theres tons of fantastic performances suggesting a really sinister narrative, all leading up to a decently insane finale. (1972) Raw Meat 7/10 (1972) Tales from the Crypt 7. 5/10 (1972) The Last House on the Left 8/10 Ive always respected Wes Craven immensely for both influencing the genre as a whole and also, always having fun with making the films he wanted to make. This film forgoes a lot of traditional horror filmmaking and just filmmaking in general. It doesnt attempt to conceal anything to build tension. Quite frankly, it has the restraint of a snuff film. That style, berthed a whole new generation of exploitation horror movies. (1953) The House of Wax 7. 5/10 (1953) The White Reindeer 7/10 (1950) Sunset Boulevard 9/10 It totally brings a smile to my face to say this this is, yet again, another film that had to inspire David Lynch. Its certainly film-noir but the melodrama itself is so creepily in-tune with the struggles of Hollywood actors and actresses. (1949) The Queen of Spades 7. 5/10 (1947) Black Narcissus 9/10 This film is absolutely breathtaking. For anyone whos ever considered technicolor to look fake, blown-out and oversaturated, this is a shining example of it done right. Its an entirely created set with gorgeous artwork. Its not just in how its looks from an artistic standpoint but even on a technical level, Powell was able to blow up a studio space with fantastic, wide-panning shots. There is not a better looking film out of this decade. (1946) Bedlam 7/10 (1942) Cat People 8. 5/10 I actually consider this film to be one of the best early psychological-horror films. Masquerading as a b-movie of sorts, I surprisingly found a lot of depth in it. Simone Simon is a fantastic lead and even with the short runtime, I came to understand her character rather quickly. Tons of anxiety as well as repressed sexuality sort of hone her into this timid and frightened woman who brings her own fears to life. (1938) They Drive by Night 8/10 This is a great fucking movie that totally embodies crime-noir. It reminds me a ton of early Hitchcock and for the 30s, the narrative is spectacularly clean. (1937) Song at Midnight 7/10 (1914) The Egyptian Mummy no rating/10 (just a cool slapstick early short.
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I didn't find Crime and Punishment slow at all. I couldn't put it down. It's a murder mystery (even though you know who the culprit is) and psychological thriller. Disney is awful. It always has been and always will be. From the beginning, Mickey Mouse was a rip-off and he only got more popular than what was ripped off because Walt Disney is a great businessperson and a great marketer. First of all, Disney is all about marketing. The producers of Disney movies dont care about art or anything. They just want to make cash and Walt Disney was like that as well. The whole Disney princess thing wasnt to give young girls rolemodels like many Disney spokespeople will lead you to believe, it was to capitalize off of young girls. The person who CREATED the Disney princess thing said this himself. Disney studios movie also always have the worst of messages. The message behind Cinderella is literally “only good looking people are good on the inside”. Thats a message you want to spread to your children! Disney also disrespects history and mythology with their movies that warp it constantly. The original Cinderella story, despite being dark, had a much better message and it was from the perspective of the fairy godmother who really was just a woman given a magic wand. I could go into the story but whats important is that the message was “it isnt important how rich you is or how beautiful you are on the outside, you should show yourself for who you are on the inside and people who respect you for it are the ones you should keep around”. If the story were made much less dark, it wouldve been WAYYY better than the story put on the big screen and children would grow up with good messages. High school musical is one example of Disney spreading bad messages to children. Im mainly going to center this argument off of how Sharpay is portrayed. Sharpay in this trilogy is treated as the villain but she really isnt that. Shes perfectly fine and really didnt do anything wrong. Sure the actresss tone is meant to be condescending but if you look at what she says. she did nothing wrong. Its completely normal to be upset when you are passionate about something, put your time and effort into it, and then credit is taken by two newbies who are just trying something out. She didnt bully them or act terribly. She was perfectly civil. She also doesnt act entitled or really mean at all, shes clearly hardworking. HSM is clearly just a movie where popular kids are glorified for picking on nerds. Troy and Gabrielle basically throughout the entire series are picking on her when she did nothing wrong at all. The message of HSM is clearly just “NuRdS SuK. I gOnNa BuLlY” and that isnt ok. The little mermaids message is one of self rejection and body image hate. Aladdins message is that poor people who lives outside on their own and are homeless are more free than rich people which is absolutely untrue. Pocahontas makes shit up about history and lies about what transpired as well as making it seem as if the Europeans were civil and kind towards the natives and just flat out lies about many things that went down which adds to the lies children are told about thanksgiving (a whole other thing I have a problem with. Listen, you dont needa share the dark story of Pocahontas with children, just dont lie about it. Wait till theyre old enough, or dont show them at all. Pocahontas is disrespectful to Native American history. Hercules flat out disrespects a beautiful story. Yes the original is dark, thats why you dont tell it. They also add to the BS that hades is an evil being and is Satan-like which isnt true. Sure he isnt great, none of the Greek gods are genuinely good or perfect beings, theyre complete assholes. But hades IS NOT satan. Disney shouldnt miseducate children about classical literature like that. Its like telling children that robin hood worked for rich people, he didnt. The only Disney studios movies I genuinely like are Moana, Pulp Fiction, The Lion king, and Milan. Most of the others suck. Now lets get to the movies created by Disney child companies. Why not talk about Disney lucasfilm (lucasfilm after it was bought by Disney) and marvel studios. The movies created by marvel studios are definitely enjoyable and arent bad. But they arent works of art, theyre simply cash cows that Disney wants to milk. This has been shown in a number of decisions made by Kevin Feige who likes you to believe that he cares about art, but he really does not. Kevin simply wants to create something that a lot of people like which is admirable. He genuinely wants people to like the movies he produces which makes him above most Disney producers. but he disrespects the source material. The fact that uncle Ben hasnt been in an MCU Spider-Man movie are reminiscent in the fact that Kevin just wants to make money by milking iron man. And no, iron man is not Peter Parkers father figure in the comics no matter what youve been led to believe. Peters father figure is Ben Parker and he is the reason why peter fights like he does and why he has the philosophy that he talked about in the civil war movie. Kevin did the same by tearing up dark Phoenix which wouldve been a great two part movie. However, he thought it was ok to tear up an artists vision to being more attention to the MCU which hes outright admitted. This is just more evidence that Disney doesnt care about creating artistic masterpieces. Marvel studioss directors also dont fight Disney or Kevin like the various great cinema creators. Now lets get to lucasfilm. Please do not spoil episode IX of Star Wars as I havent seen it. Kathleen Kennedy I dont think has much regard for the legacy created by. Worse Lucas and nor does Disney as a whole. They completely disregard the prequels which bothers me. However, I do have faith in episode IX and Im not going to bash the sequel trilogy much until Ive seen that movie. I will however say that TFA was a complete rip-off of ANH and we all know that that was just to get the support from the fifty year olds who got pissed off when George Lucas didnt replicate their childhood exactly and do the same thing over again with the prequels. Now I am by no means trying to defend the toxicity towards John boyega, the actress who plays Rose, or daisy Ridley as fans are absolutely merciless towards them and as a hardcore Star Wars fan who loves the EU, the clone wars, the prequels, and the OT as well as the various games created by lucasfilm, I wont defend that. Now lets get to the one positive part of this post. Thisll further prove that Disney doesnt board about art but I am going to be talking about what happens when artists fight the marketers and Disney as a whole, and when that happens we get Pixar. Pixar is a beautiful studio that has created the movies from my childhood. Theyre meant for all ages and have great storylines that anyone of any age can enjoy. The movies have great messages and are great for contributing to the raising of a child. Toy story is about friendships and respecting them as well as growing up while still being a child on the inside, Inside Out is about what a pre-teen goes through when first entering puberty, the incredibles duology is about spending time with your family and how family is something to be treasured if they treat you right, and more. The plots are also really well crafted. They create large worlds with great premisses that arguably all co-exist in a shared universe. one that existed LONG before the MCU. Even a businessman, Steve Jobs, fell in love with the short films they were creating before they created feature films. Why is all of this true about Pixar but not other Disney child companies or Disney studios themselves? Because Pixar fights Disney in order to make a truly artistic and good product. Did you know that Disney wanted Pixar to make a rip-off of “Rio” but instead they fought back and created “Inside Out”? Disney doesnt know how to handle art. Their studio and child studios make mediocre movies because of that and the only child studio that makes masterpiece level movies with almost every try fight Disney. I get that a lot of people love Disney studios movies because of their childhood and I get a lot of people like the Star Wars sequel trilogy and the MCU. But those movies shouldnt be shown to children because they miseducate and spread messages that no one should grow up with. I also understand that a lot of people love the MCU which is understandable as those movies are very entertaining. I love marvel comics and dc comics alike but the MCU disrespects beautiful source material that is marvel comics. Overall, Disney kinda sucks.
Looks at screen cycle repeats 4 more times Me: HE GAMES ON A MAC. NO MOUSE/MOUSEPAD. NO HEADSET. How revolting. Free movie normal people images. Note: I hope that this post doesn't stray too far from this subreddit's subject matter, but I posted it here because it was relevant to my programming job experience. I also hope that I don't insult anyone here with what I've written. In my defense, I was just trying to get my personal feelings across explicitly. I do not mean to disparage anyone here who finds his job fulfilling. Anyways. Sometime ago I quit my first, well-paying, full-time programming job after only several months of employment. I expected to dislike it because I always found the 9-to-6 lifestyle unappealing, but I gave it a shot because I believed that I could learn to tolerate it and use my free time on weekday evenings and on the weekends for doing the things that I was truly interested in. Unfortunately, I quickly realized that no matter what psychological outlook I employed or how many breaks away from the computer I took, sitting at my desk while glaring at the screen all day never ceased being incredibly suffocating for me. Every single day was uncomfortable. As for the time outside of work, I found that regardless of how I arranged my schedule, it would always end up being the same thing: an opportunity for me to plop on the couch, turn on some mindless Netflix show and turn off my brain for 6 hours; or, to go to a bar with friends and numb myself with alcohol. Whatever the specific method I turned to was, it always served the same purpose: as a means of anesthesia and self-medication away from work. Oh, and it's not like I didn't try to have fulfilling hobbies outside my job: I bought lifting weights for exercising, new hiking boots for spending more time in my local forest, and even a guitar, which I intended to learn how to play; but ultimately, I was always too exhausted to do any of these things after a day's work. While, during the weekends, I preferred to go out and drink, or engage in other vices because they were a more effective means of attaining relief than reading philosophy, which had up until then been my main life interest. In fact, I stopped reading entirely. I tried switching things up by abstaining from drinking and other vices and instead forcing myself to engage in the healthy activities that I've outlined for myself, but due to my constant exhaustion I never derived any pleasure from them. After about three months of this, I found myself on the verge of a mental breakdown. I couldn't take a leave since I was a new hire, and I didn't want to quit since I was earning good money. So, I turned to opioid medication. Opioids helped me stay sane while sitting in a chair all day, and acted as more effective anesthesia than drinking or binging Netflix ever did. Hell, they made me a better worker and even motivated me to occasionally read on my free time (although, it made it difficult for me to remember what I had read the next day. I'm not sure how long I expected to keep this up, or what my plan even was anymore by this point, but after about 2 months of steadily increasing my dosage, I developed an addiction. Soon enough, I needed drugs just to feel relatively normal (though I never felt truly normal at work. After weeks of suicidal thoughts, I decided that no amount of money was worth this kind of living, and so I quit. It's been several months since then, and I'm just completing my drug taper now. I've been living on my savings and the occasional, small freelance jobs that I take up, but I will obviously need a greater stream of income in the near future. I can hear the Mr. Responsible-Man in the back of my mind saying, son, you need to grow up and get another full-time job; how else do you expect to earn money. but I'm almost certain that if I were to get another 9-to-6 (or 9-to-5) I would end up in the same situation, with my mental health in the trash, taking drugs just to get through the work day. I can anticipate what some here will recommend: You should see a mental health professional: I have already seen three. I have attended two regularly (at different points in time) when I was in college, and one when I was struggling at my job. I benefit more from silent reflection and meditation than I do from talking to therapists. You're just a druggie, and that's the real problem: I have occasionally used drugs before starting the job, but not significantly more than the average person in his 20s, and they never developed into serious addictions before. I turned to opioids as a last resort. You're making work seem much worse than it actually is in your mind, and you just need a change in attitude: One of the main schools of philosophy that I am interested in is Stoicism, and I've been practicing it for about 2 years now. I also know about CBT (Cognitive Behavior Therapy) and understand what a huge impact one's perspective can have on his environment. I find these things very useful in my personal life, but they ultimately didn't suffice to make the 9-to-6 lifestyle bearable for me. I realize that many young people struggle with conforming to their first full-time job, and I don't mean to disparage anyone here, but for me it's not just an issue of inconvenience or occasional boredom and stress; the day-in-day-out 9-to-6 lifestyle is something that I am simply wholly unsuited for mentally and spiritually. It is also not a case of laziness on my part, as I frequently work very long hours on freelance projects. I just can't bear the lack of freedom, the monotony, the overly rigid schedule, the air-conditioned open-office with florescent lighting and no privacy, being cooped up indoors during the nicest, sunniest hours of the day, being perpetually exhausted and the kind of tired that sleep doesn't cure, and losing motivation toward all the things that I have previously found fulfilling. Now, I'm not expecting my life to be some Hollywood movie, but I look at all this and I can only think, this isn't life" and if I am to carry on "living" like that for 45+ more years, slowly seeing myself becoming an empty shell of what I once was, perhaps it would be better for not to be alive at all. Freelancing isn't my dream either, but the additional control it provides at least makes the work tolerable, even if I earn a fraction of what I was earning. I think that I will stick with it for the time being and save up as much money as I can. My longshot goal is to eventually buy a house in a remote region in my home country in eastern Europe, start a homestead, and try to live there, as much off-the-grid as possible. Perhaps learn a hands-on, skilled trade, too. I've always wanted a salt-of-the-earth kind of life, with all the toil and risk that it entails, but since childhood I've been pushed into urban environments that I have never adjusted to. Perhaps now that I am an adult, I can change my course. I'm curious if anyone here has had similar thoughts or can relate to what I have written. TL;DR: I found the 9-to-6 lifestyle of my first full-time programming job so depressing that it made me lose motivation for all the things that have previously made my life fulfilling. I subsequently developed an opioid addiction as a means of coping and once it got bad enough, I quit my job after only several months of employment, with nothing lined up. I now believe that I am wholly unsuited for the modern full-time office job, and I am exploring other means of supporting myself. I'm curious if anyone here can relate.
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