This movie speaks so deeply to the young Catholic boy that still resides deep in my soul; if only he could've seen it too.
My faith has longs since left me, the church and I did not best get along, but a faith is still within me. Although I am very strongly an atheist (nothing will be able to really change that) Catholicism is still very close to my soul, the belief I once harboured never truly left. To see…
This opened up a conversation for the world that many people have been ignoring, but it simply didn't do enough.
I watched all four episodes of Adolescence consecutively,
the first episode was phenomenal - the last episode let me down horrendously.
The subject of sexism, although central, was danced around; too much focus was put on irrelevant side storylines and characters, and many important opportunities to reign the story back into it's original purpose we're missed by miles.
I won't discredit…
It may be partially down to the fact it's 2am, I'm a homosexual teenage boy going through an absolute crisis of self and emotion relating to my sexuality/relationships and I watched Brokeback Mountain immediately before this, but the entire trajectory of my life has changed after this film.
Good god where do I start [I currently lack the ability to process every emotion I have so I'll add more another time]
Do it without touching - quite possibly the most…
