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Cause you’re a freaksametdze wrote: 1l1a4s
wait a minute why am i grouped in thereWinnyace wrote: 182q6t
If it is this, 100% racial slurs and all sorts of other bullshit, especially if the other person is named Patatitta, sametdze or Polyspora.Aireunaeus wrote: 2w2b1a
Types of people on what theyll do when they lose an argument
well why doens't someone go and MATCH my freakShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
Cause you’re a freaksametdze wrote: 1l1a4s
wait a minute why am i grouped in thereWinnyace wrote: 182q6t
If it is this, 100% racial slurs and all sorts of other bullshit, especially if the other person is named Patatitta, sametdze or Polyspora.Aireunaeus wrote: 2w2b1a
Types of people on what theyll do when they lose an argument
sametdze wrote: 1l1a4s
well why doens't someone go and MATCH my freakShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
Cause you’re a freaksametdze wrote: 1l1a4s
wait a minute why am i grouped in thereWinnyace wrote: 182q6t
If it is this, 100% racial slurs and all sorts of other bullshit, especially if the other person is named Patatitta, sametdze or Polyspora.Aireunaeus wrote: 2w2b1a
Types of people on what theyll do when they lose an argument
psychological horror would probably have been a better genre, for a few reasons related to my neuroses and the kinds of behaviors attached to them. not necessarily because i would make any kind of good protagonist or antagonist (maybe a deuteragonist that is used as an example of something?), it's just that it would presumably make more thematic sense in relation to those who Would be protagonists/deuteragonists/antagonistsShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
It was what type of movie you guys would star in
slice of life may be where i would star, if only i had a better-nourished sense of wellbeing (i already have the seeds for a love of life, but i have no fertilizer or good soil with which to make them sprout/bloom), but there isn't much of a life here to take any kind of slice from
not to say that i don't appreciate learning what your impressions are, i find them really intriguing/endearing and i would love to hear your thought process, in lieu of a first-hand experience i couldn't have had for myself
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So this list is supposed to be what type of movie I think you guys would be in if you were to be in a movie and it is obviously based of my perspective of you guys since it’s not gonna be 100 percent perfect.
Also there is a few people I didn’t fully think about since I was tired and rushed this at 1:30 last night.
That said, I think that you would work better in a slice of life film where you dive into the topic behind the meaning and purpose of life. Maybe a self narrative short film where you talk about your philosophical view on life.
Also there is a few people I didn’t fully think about since I was tired and rushed this at 1:30 last night.
I feel like you’re associating slice of life with a positive life lesson. I think of slice of life as merely an insight into someone’s life, not that there is always a lesson to learn from.Achromalia wrote: 5ev6p
psychological horror would probably have been a better genre, for a few reasons related to my neuroses and the kinds of behaviors attached to them. not necessarily because i would make any kind of good protagonist or antagonist (maybe a deuteragonist that is used as an example of something?), it's just that it would presumably make more thematic sense in relation to those who Would be protagonists/deuteragonists/antagonistsShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
It was what type of movie you guys would star in
slice of life may be where i would star, if only i had a better-nourished sense of wellbeing (i already have the seeds for a love of life, but i have no fertilizer or good soil with which to make them sprout/bloom), but there isn't much of a life here to take any kind of slice from
not to say that i don't appreciate learning what your impressions are, i find them really intriguing/endearing and i would love to hear your thought process, in lieu of a first-hand experience i couldn't have had for myself
That said, I think that you would work better in a slice of life film where you dive into the topic behind the meaning and purpose of life. Maybe a self narrative short film where you talk about your philosophical view on life.
not necessarily what i mean either, although it's an understandable interpretation to make from my input ^-^;; i don't want to dispel any of those possibilities and i think your impressions are fair, plus i could easily just not be accurately reading what you mean to describe in your clarificationShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
I feel like you’re associating slice of life with a positive life lesson. I think of slice of life as merely an insight into someone’s life, not that there is always a lesson to learn from.
That said, I think that you would work better in a slice of life film where you dive into the topic behind the meaning and purpose of life. Maybe a self narrative short film where you talk about your philosophical view on life.
but with regard to what i interpret from that... in my case, my concerns have less to do with life lessons and more to do with having any kind of life for anyone to gather insights from, at least not in a way that would be interesting to watch... this would no longer be slice of life in the conventional sense, but instead necessarily become an abstracted psychological drama as a result of the nature of my internal experiences
what cinematography can i hope to offer people? can people willingly find value in watching me while i'm watching/reading other things for 12 hours a day blankly half-absorbing things, organizing images/quotes/music i saved, daydreaming dissociatively in bed for 6 hours a day, listening to playlists and spiralling in neurotic horror and shame and disgust throughout most of that time? if i want it to be interesting and expressive, then any autobiographical short film i would make would just be... kind of a messy sentimental drama straddling between despair/horror/fear and deluded indulgent escapism, really
...i suppose not having been concerned with positive life lessons or positivity itself won't necessarily mean i couldn't possibly be mistaken about what "slice of life" can mean, and maybe that can include these kinds of dramatic inner experiences after all. perhaps i just don't understand what the boundaries of that genre are...?
I didn’t make this tier list based on what films would draw in the most dollars but rather which type of movies would suit you. I feel like any other category would feel forced on you. Obviously horror could work, but I don’t think the internal/mental conflicts you have with yourself are horrific enough to be considered as a horror film. You are a very anticlimax person, and I feel that horror film needs to have a climax, something strong and intriguing, something that you strongly lacks (no offense).Achromalia wrote: 5ev6p
not necessarily what i mean either, although it's an understandable interpretation to make from my input ^-^;; i don't want to dispel any of those possibilities and i think your impressions are fair, plus i could easily just not be accurately reading what you mean to describe in your clarificationShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
I feel like you’re associating slice of life with a positive life lesson. I think of slice of life as merely an insight into someone’s life, not that there is always a lesson to learn from.
That said, I think that you would work better in a slice of life film where you dive into the topic behind the meaning and purpose of life. Maybe a self narrative short film where you talk about your philosophical view on life.
but with regard to what i interpret from that... in my case, my concerns have less to do with life lessons and more to do with having any kind of life for anyone to gather insights from, at least not in a way that would be interesting to watch... this would no longer be slice of life in the conventional sense, but instead necessarily become an abstracted psychological drama as a result of the nature of my internal experiences
what cinematography can i hope to offer people? can people willingly find value in watching me while i'm watching/reading other things for 12 hours a day blankly half-absorbing things, organizing images/quotes/music i saved, daydreaming dissociatively in bed for 6 hours a day, listening to playlists and spiralling in neurotic horror and shame and disgust throughout most of that time? if i want it to be interesting and expressive, then any autobiographical short film i would make would just be... kind of a messy sentimental drama straddling between despair/horror/fear and deluded indulgent escapism, really
...i suppose not having been concerned with positive life lessons or positivity itself won't necessarily mean i couldn't possibly be mistaken about what "slice of life" can mean, and maybe that can include these kinds of dramatic inner experiences after all. perhaps i just don't understand what the boundaries of that genre are...?
A slice of life doesn’t need any of that, there are no requirements and no boundary. If audience engagement and revenue is out of the question, which it is for this list, I believe slice of life to suit you the most.
what would be the climax in a horror movie that i'm in?ShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
I didn’t make this tier list based on what films would draw in the most dollars but rather which type of movies would suit you. I feel like any other category would feel forced on you. Obviously horror could work, but I don’t think the internal/mental conflicts you have with yourself are horrific enough to be considered as a horror film. You are a very anticlimax person, and I feel that horror film needs to have a climax, something strong and intriguing, something that you strongly lacks (no offense).Achromalia wrote: 5ev6p
not necessarily what i mean either, although it's an understandable interpretation to make from my input ^-^;; i don't want to dispel any of those possibilities and i think your impressions are fair, plus i could easily just not be accurately reading what you mean to describe in your clarificationShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
I feel like you’re associating slice of life with a positive life lesson. I think of slice of life as merely an insight into someone’s life, not that there is always a lesson to learn from.
That said, I think that you would work better in a slice of life film where you dive into the topic behind the meaning and purpose of life. Maybe a self narrative short film where you talk about your philosophical view on life.
but with regard to what i interpret from that... in my case, my concerns have less to do with life lessons and more to do with having any kind of life for anyone to gather insights from, at least not in a way that would be interesting to watch... this would no longer be slice of life in the conventional sense, but instead necessarily become an abstracted psychological drama as a result of the nature of my internal experiences
what cinematography can i hope to offer people? can people willingly find value in watching me while i'm watching/reading other things for 12 hours a day blankly half-absorbing things, organizing images/quotes/music i saved, daydreaming dissociatively in bed for 6 hours a day, listening to playlists and spiralling in neurotic horror and shame and disgust throughout most of that time? if i want it to be interesting and expressive, then any autobiographical short film i would make would just be... kind of a messy sentimental drama straddling between despair/horror/fear and deluded indulgent escapism, really
...i suppose not having been concerned with positive life lessons or positivity itself won't necessarily mean i couldn't possibly be mistaken about what "slice of life" can mean, and maybe that can include these kinds of dramatic inner experiences after all. perhaps i just don't understand what the boundaries of that genre are...?
A slice of life doesn’t need any of that, there are no requirements and no boundary. If audience engagement and revenue is out of the question, which it is for this list, I believe slice of life to suit you the most.
that's more understandable... i see :>ShinRun wrote: 4p6j2
I didn’t make this tier list based on what films would draw in the most dollars but rather which type of movies would suit you. I feel like any other category would feel forced on you. Obviously horror could work, but I don’t think the internal/mental conflicts you have with yourself are horrific enough to be considered as a horror film. You are a very anticlimax person, and I feel that horror film needs to have a climax, something strong and intriguing, something that you strongly lacks (no offense).
A slice of life doesn’t need any of that, there are no requirements and no boundary. If audience engagement and revenue is out of the question, which it is for this list, I believe slice of life to suit you the most.
i won't really debate the supposed horror-value of my experience (and i don't really intend to elaborate more than the ways in which i vaguely gesture at its components), especially not with other people who don't share it and for whom it exists as a generally irrelevant/trivial source of dread on a relativistic scale of things they would ever personally spend their time worrying about...
besides, i agree immensely with the observation of its largely anticlimactic nature (or at least i force it to be whenever possible, because i really don't want a climatically awful experience), and your definitions of horror and slice-of-life clarified a lot for me
i didn't quite to view horror with this lens of entertainment in mind (i forgot what it was called, it's a specific plot structure with rising tension and climaxes and the resolution, or something...?), especially if what matters to me wouldn't matter to them (but isn't that any kind of premise centered on emotional investment? maybe they could reach people if my artistic abstractions of that experience were compelling enough, but i would rather not assume that)
no requirements, no boundary... i guess i can work with that <3