Picspam - Contrast and Compare - Juno and Ghost World
For the current 
picspammy challenge.
(If anyone's here for the Wonderfalls picspams, they will resume shortly, I promise!)
Juno and Ghost World are both films about a dark-haired, high school age girl who could be described as quirky, unconventional, or idiosyncratic.
Each girl is rendered in cartoon format at one time or another.
Each girl has a lighter-haired best friend and a supportive, balding dad, with no biomom in sight.
Each girl likes to talk on her phone (which is more than just a standard phone), sometimes to her bff (and later to her older man, but no pics of that, sorry!).
Each girl visits a convenience store on occasion, and encounters a surly clerk.
Each encounters signage, wears something ridiculous on her face, makes faces in the mirror, and gives the finger.
Each girl's plot is set into motion because she answers a newspaper ad (okay, technically the PennySaver in one case).
This plot leads each girl to meet an older man.
Each bonds with said man over music.
Each older man has a more appropriate woman in his life in whom he has very little interest.
Instead, each man pursues the girl, somewhat inappropriately.
Each girl tells someone off in a fit of anger (but later makes amends) and has a single moment of breakdown.
But by the end of the film, each girl is on her way to better place.
These pictures can be used for anything; I'm not too fussy. No credit needed. And if you do more than just crop it, I would actually prefer that you don't credit me. I just hope you enjoyed.
picspammy challenge.(If anyone's here for the Wonderfalls picspams, they will resume shortly, I promise!)
Juno and Ghost World are both films about a dark-haired, high school age girl who could be described as quirky, unconventional, or idiosyncratic.
Each girl is rendered in cartoon format at one time or another.
Each girl has a lighter-haired best friend and a supportive, balding dad, with no biomom in sight.
Each girl likes to talk on her phone (which is more than just a standard phone), sometimes to her bff (and later to her older man, but no pics of that, sorry!).
Each girl visits a convenience store on occasion, and encounters a surly clerk.
Each encounters signage, wears something ridiculous on her face, makes faces in the mirror, and gives the finger.
Each girl's plot is set into motion because she answers a newspaper ad (okay, technically the PennySaver in one case).
This plot leads each girl to meet an older man.
Each bonds with said man over music.
Each older man has a more appropriate woman in his life in whom he has very little interest.
Instead, each man pursues the girl, somewhat inappropriately.
Each girl tells someone off in a fit of anger (but later makes amends) and has a single moment of breakdown.
But by the end of the film, each girl is on her way to better place.
These pictures can be used for anything; I'm not too fussy. No credit needed. And if you do more than just crop it, I would actually prefer that you don't credit me. I just hope you enjoyed.