a sad song on the world's saddest banjo by sadjan stevens
a sad song on the world's saddest banjo by sadjan stevens
it would be incredibly reductive to talk about how good-looking the priest in priest is, especially with the heavy themes it tackles. it would be in really, really poor taste if i pointed out his perfectly coiffed, silky hair or his wonderful posture or his excellent taste in cardigans. honestly, if someone brought up his soulful eyes, it would be quite insensitive. we should probably talk about the ending where he asks for forgiveness instead. but alas
trying to explain the untamed is impossible. episode one is borderline unwatchable. it's unbelievably bad. by episode five you're ready to lay down your life for wei wuxian. the cgi is worse than something from the '90s. it's both an emotional romantic drama about war and morality... and an episode of buzzfeed unsolved but with a gaggle of adopted teens. it's childhood trauma. it's love. it's manipulation tactics. it's a spectacular collection of thirty-inch lace fronts. it's a masterwork in character writing. good luck thinking about anything else ever again
makoto shinkai: isn't the city pretty? the sky? the trees?
me: omg wow yes
makoto shinkai: and the atmosphere? the rain? these feet?
me: wait uh--
makoto shinkai: this pedophilia?
me, closing the tab faster than the speed of light: