only watched the 2nd half but uhhhh wow😀 (derogatory)

only watched the 2nd half but uhhhh wow😀 (derogatory)

Sumptuous and lovely, and, appropriately, full of deep yearning, longing, and desire . Too much yearning. An amount of yearning that stands in opposition to the standards of the upper class, Catholicism, and wealthy Catholics.

Felicity Jones asking if modern art “bosh” makes it clear enough that the exceedingly modern sensibilities trying to enter into the lives of these wealthy Catholic characters will be rejected, suppressed, and waved away as “bosh.”

The whole movie makes you think that these “old ways” are dumb and bad, but at the very very end you’re given a counterpoint: an idiot atheist soldier giving a monologue about “You’re born, you live, you die,” but with no room for beauty. “The future belongs to us” he says, hand waving the beautiful sculptures littered with barbwire and military fortification, “The old ways, all this, are gone.” Perhaps the ceremony and beauty of faith and art can coexist with more forgiving modern sensibilities without being utterly corrupted or destroyed.

Sumptuous and lovely, and, appropriately, full of deep yearning, longing, and desire . Too much yearning. An amount of yearning that stands in opposition to the standards of the upper class, Catholicism, and wealthy Catholics.

Felicity Jones asking if modern art “bosh” makes it clear enough that the exceedingly modern sensibilities trying to enter into the lives of these wealthy Catholic characters will be rejected, suppressed, and waved away as “bosh.”

The whole movie makes you think that these “old ways” are dumb and bad, but at the very very end you’re given a counterpoint: an idiot atheist soldier giving a monologue about “You’re born, you live, you die,” but with no room for beauty. “The future belongs to us” he says, hand waving the beautiful sculptures littered with barbwire and military fortification, “The old ways, all this, are gone.” Perhaps the ceremony and beauty of faith and art can coexist with more forgiving modern sensibilities without being utterly corrupted or destroyed.

Still sick and still watching the Ben Whishaw criterion collection.

Still sick and still watching the Ben Whishaw criterion collection.

boring as hellllllllll bro

boring as hellllllllll bro

SALTBURN meets CALL ME BY YOUR NAME. Hijinks ensue.

There's a certain genre of film where the reactions to the art are more interesting than the art itself. As with THE WICKER MAN, I think many are upset at the story for not being the story they wanted the movie to tell. The plot involving the priest at the end is a good example of this.

SALTBURN meets CALL ME BY YOUR NAME. Hijinks ensue.

There's a certain genre of film where the reactions to the art are more interesting than the art itself. As with THE WICKER MAN, I think many are upset at the story for not being the story they wanted the movie to tell. The plot involving the priest at the end is a good example of this.