Villain Song Showdown Bracket H Round 1
God Shattering Star (Fire Emblem: Three Houses) - Villain: Nemesis
The Ballad of Sara Berry (35MM: A Musical Exhibition) - Villain: Sara Berry
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thinkin about how, when listing off the ways sarah killed the other prom queen candidates, the first first letter of the start of each sentence starts spelling out prom queen, but they never get to the letter n because julie stepped and called the police in before sarah could finish taking everyone out and, in her eyes, become prom queen.
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The grip that like half of the songs in 35mm have on me is insane
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The Ballad of Sara Berry: ‘slay queen’ horribly misinterpreted
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every single day i mourn that the other songs from 35mm aren't as well-known as sara berry. listen to leave, luanne, you cowards. listen to cut you a piece. LISTEN TO THE SERAPH
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Some Thoughts on 35mm: A Musical Exhibition
I never finished high school, I haven't written an essay in years, and my media literacy is pitiful, but I thought.. what's there to lose? So, here goes.
This post isn't quite about the themes of 35mm, but more about the framing. I've been thinking a lot lately about the idea of each ensemble member being a single consistent character rather than a fluid and how that might work. I don't think it's been directly stated anywhere whether that's the case or not, but I'd like to give my reasoning for why I think it is in some ways. Maybe I'm blatantly restating something everyone already knows, but hey, can't hurt to think aloud, right?
Stop Time gives us the framing, a photographer and their photos. For a long time I considered it and Finale the only bits of the framing, two bookends. Looking back now it seems a bit obvious that the transitions would also a part of that, but I guess I sort of dismissed it because the entire ensemble took part in them. Which is where I began thinking about the idea of there being photographers plural. Or maybe more accurately the photographer and their audience.
Each song a photo and each transition an analysis by the group also hearing and seeing the stories like we are. Maybe some of the viewers are also subjects of the photos. I've heard it said that the Idle Boy is a character consistent through the musical, if that's the case perhaps he's both a sitter and a friend of the photographer, viewing their work along with others.
In this way, I see the songs like expressions of the artist statement and the ensemble during them more of a non-diegetic visual. Sort of like a group of friends reading a book and taking turns reading dialogue for each character, except you know its not happening and is for the benefit of the fourth wall.
So, I guess in conclusion, to me the framing of 35mm is a gallery show, populated by a photographer and their friends. A discussion between an artist and thoughtful onlookers, a group which may even include the subjects of some of the art. A show and tell of sorts! Just a thought!
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Villain Song Showdown Bracket H Round 3
The Ballad of Sara Berry (35MM: A Musical Exhibition) - Villain: Sara Berry
Last Midnight (Into the Woods) - Villain: The Witch
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The way the singer enthusiastically sings about Sara’s actions and never seems to really condemn her (other than saying she’s not rational) is yuri, to me
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Wait actually this is the biggest brained take I’ve ever had I’m putting it on tumblr
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The Ballad of Sara Berry is so Muu-coded it hurts. "into a tight straitjacket, small padded cell, screaming I'm the queen of high school land" do you see my vision!!!
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