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Even though they won a golden globe, I still think it’s underrated. They should have won all their emmy nominations. I rewatch the show every year for its perfect directing, soundtrack, plot and acting.

There are some shows that are on par with the original source material but I think Jean Marc Vallee was a genius and somehow made Gillian Flynn’s book better on screen. The three female characters and actresses (Amy Adams, Eliza Scanlen and Patricia Clarkson) were absolutely perfect and the southern gothic feel was haunting. Amma is the scariest character I’ve ever watched.

I just finished binge watching the show and I have a lot of opinions on these characters to say the least.

i’ve noticed over the span of 6 years that my most successful spells are the ones with less ingredients and more intention. i’ve done spells with over 10 herbs and spells with just 3 or none at all and the latter always works the fastest and most accurate. i just thought it was pretty funny after all these years of research and trial and error all i really need is a pen, paper and candle.

In fact, the whole family is weird asf for letting her dress revealingly even when she was a minor ex. the teenage mutant ninja turtles cosplay with her ass out and also making inappropriate jokes.

From the start, Sunday and Demitra admitted Eli didn’t want to film content and that they begged and bribed her to be in their videos. The recent Demitra story of Eli post bikini wax with her underwear showing was honestly disturbing and reminded me of the recent video of Eli in a bikini and Noah in bed. They’re just so odd using their little sister for views.

I feel very conflicted as a book fan watching the first 2 seasons. On one hand I am so grateful and glad we got a series but on the other I’m a bit disappointed by the way it’s been directed. There are some great qualities to the overall story and cast but I can’t seem to put my finger on why it doesn’t feel high stakes but corny and rushed.

The books are action, suffering and comedy packed but the Disney show seems to be so bland and juvenile. I understand the main target is children but I hate how dumbed down and simple everything is in PJO. Why can’t the audience be trusted to figure out context and plot clues? Why is everything being spoon fed?

I’m hoping they’re pulling a Harry Potter and that the next few seasons will become more mature.

I’m well aware this fandom has been dead for over a decade but I saw a viral tiktok about The Host by Stephanie Meyer and remembered how much I loved that book and the relationship between Ian and Wanda. Does anyone have any recommendations?

the blue moon is tonight and i wanted to make a protection jar for a sibling, myself and my cat. thoughts? should i just make a separate jar for everyone

my birthday is coming soon and i wanted to spoil myself by trying new makeup and skincare. any recommendations that most people aren’t aware of?

i’m interested in what everyone’s holy grails are in each category. asking for a friend (myself)