This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
*Intro of the incel-villain*
A long but entertaining plot plays out with many tropes we know and love:
• The desire for free-will (modern version of true-love trope) and true love (originally from heterosexual fairytales, now represented by gay men) has the power to break any bond – or programming.
• Intelligence goes hand in hand with a lack of humility (this is America).
• The best way to win is to be the underdog until someone helps you.
Tbh…
Why are the shortest romances that we can’t have always the most intense
Peanut and Music Man stole the stage
✨If ur reading this it means u are a big fan of both movies and architecture, aka an incredible person✨
This is now going to be a rant about what a hypocrite Peter Eisenman is, the guy who thinks “you don’t need to know your clients to design for them, you should already know what’s best for them.”
First of all, he is an incredible architect when it comes to monumentality. One of…
