#chuck aule

[deepestconnoisseurmoon]

Shutter Island (2010)

Dir. Martin Scorsese

[fangerine]

“You know, this place makes me wonder...would it be worse, to live as a monster or to die as a good man?”

SHUTTER ISLAND (2010) dir. Martin Scorsese

[gxlds-doodles]

guys what if i drew chuck & teddy from shutter island as tyler & the narrator from fight club

[invadingfrogs]

He's not perfect but...

[rifftannen]

❝ Sayin’ Things That You Can’t Say Tomorrow Day ❞ - Shutter Island

┅ https://archiveofourown.org/works/56886067 Lester has a gut feeling. Andrew has a migraine. ┅ Rating: Teen Fandom: Shutter Island (2010) Pairing: Andrew Laeddis/Lester Sheehan, Chuck Aule/Teddy Daniels Language: English Chapter(s): One Shot ┅ Pairing Playlist ┅

[kieselguhrkid]

Edward Daniels & Chuck Aule | SHUTTER ISLAND (2010) What the hell, boss? I'm your partner, for Christ's sake. ​​​

[inceptionwatchparty]

Inceptiversary 2023 Watch Parties: Weekend 5 (Friday, July 28 - Sunday, July 30)

1. Tenet - Friday, July 28 8PM EDT  | Saturday, July 29, 12AM UTC | +1 10AM AEST

A secret agent is given a single word as his weapon and sent to prevent the onset of World War III. He must travel through time and bend the laws of nature in order to be successful in his mission.

2. Shutter Island - Saturday, July 29 8PM EDT  | Sunday, July 30, 12AM UTC | +1 10AM AEST)

Teddy Daniels and Chuck Aule, two US marshals, are sent to an asylum on a remote island in order to investigate the disappearance of a patient, where Teddy uncovers a shocking truth about the place.

3. Glass Onion - Sunday, July 30, 8PM EDT  | Monday, July 31, 12AM UTC | +1 10AM AEST)

Tech billionaire Miles Bron invites his friends for a getaway on his private Greek island. When someone turns up dead, Detective Benoit Blanc is put on the case.

Watch parties occur in the #watch-party channel on the Inception Discord server and are open to all! (Message us if you need an invite.) To participate in a watch party, you can watch the screenshare stream on Discord, or sync up with us using your own copy of the movie.

Quick links:

Inception Watch Party FAQ Inception Watch Party 2023 Spreadsheet

[rei-caldombra]

Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic Anime Episodes 4-9 Review - Rose is a 10/10.

Back for another post about Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic anime, covering episodes 4-9. I’m still loving this show and wanna talk about it more without waiting until the end. Spoiler warning. I edited the image used for the thumbnail, feel free to use it fellow Rose simps. 

The greatness in episode 8 and 9 is the main reason I am writing a new post now and will be the bulk of the post, but I’ll talk a bit about the earlier episodes. Watching the three main characters slowly grow and come into their own has been nice to watch. I still enjoy seeing them have slightly different outlooks while still connecting on the basis of the crazy situation they were thrust in. They all needed different amounts of time and experiences to process things and make up their mind. Hopefully we will get some more great stuff from seeing them be together again for the big battle. We got some solid new characters

I didn’t mention how I feel about the OP in the first post, I think it’s really great. The music really gets you hyped. The art is great, everyone looks awesome and has very detailed and expressive looks. I don’t have too much to say about the ED, it’s fine but nothing notable to me. It does remind you of the life Suzu had before coming here, which at least gives some relevant purpose to the visuals. 

A minor gripe is that as of now I really don’t see the purpose of the future vision that Usato was shown. I don’t really feel like it changed his way of thinking or his actions. I did not feel like he was especially cocky or not taking the situation seriously, and he already had Rose instilling in him (and us as the viewer) that war is terrible and that he will be responsible for keeping people alive. Maybe there will be more to it later but I do not think this did anything for me as of now. It may have just had the purpose to drive up tension but I do not think forcing it with something dramatic like this was needed. 

Now onto the highlight of the middle section of the anime, episodes 8 and 9 which cover Rose’s backstory. Hearing my favorite voice actress Konomi Kohara in episode 8 was a welcome surprise. Her voice for Aul is probably the hardest to recognize out of anything I've heard from her as the tone is very different. I immediately thought about it upon hearing her talk but was not certain until her crying when she got punched convinced me. I’d know her yelling and crying noises anywhere. Kohara excels at bringing cute, cheerful energy that immediately makes you endear for the character. 

I think the time we got with Rose’s original squad was well done. It gave us enough time to let us feel the bond, but not so long that we felt we were wasting time with characters we knew would be dying. Aul is the only one who gets proper focus, but for the purpose of the unit focus on all of them was not needed. We also did get a nice moment that helped us feel that the other members were all people with names and lives. The scene where Rose talks to the parents of Josh hits hard and got me genuinely emotional. It's great for the world to have the events of that fight have an impact on more than just Rose. Hearing such a positive spin on the death of a soldier really hit hard. I hope most parents of fallen soldiers can reach the point of healthy acceptance that these two did. This scene both helps Rose and for the point of this blurb, reminds us that even though the other members like Josh did not get focus, they have some more substance than just extra soldiers. 

A criticism I have seen levied was that it took too long to get the war content that it’s been building up to. It did take quite a while to get some proper action, but the action delivers. It is by no means at the top level of anime action that we have gotten in recent times, but it is good. The art is pretty great while being fun and engaging, with one of the best moments of the show being her chucking trees. There was solid pacing too, with the action not being stopped for too long by exposition. I enjoyed this fight and hope the upcoming fights are up to its caliber at least. 

I really appreciate the show bringing up how losing her eye in the battle made a big difference in the moment. A pet peeve of mine is how often shows degrade the impact and weight of a character losing an eye. Most of the time they just keep fighting the same as normal or acclimate way too fast. I love her mentioning specifically that her depth perception is off because of losing her eye. In a proper battle that would make a massive difference. And while losing an eye only takes away about 30% of your vision, that could also mean the difference between life and death when you have arrows and magical blasts aimed at you. Characters barely changing from losing an eye sabotages dramatic weight and breaks my immersion in combat. I appreciate that this show gave her losing her eye the gravity it deserves in the moment even if it was just a bit of dialogue. Just the proper acknowledgement of the issues losing an eye brings means a lot to me. 

The battle ending with the demon commander being saved is also an interesting one. They’re clearly setting up here that the demons are not meant to just be evil adversaries. It also shows the strength of Rose’s character by not having her fall into a blind rage and completely flipping as a character. Even after seeing her friends be killed, she still saw the meaning in her adversary wanting to save someone dying on the battlefield. This hits Rose at the core of who she is. Both humans and demons have people they care about and want to save. Up to this point I honestly didn’t have anything to say about the demons as they seemed like your standard demonic adversaries, but this makes me feel positive that we will get solid substance from them.

I think Rose’s fall into depression and recovery is well done. I like how we got a variety of her thoughts rather than jumping straight to a strong reaction. She did contemplate suicide, but she is engaging in self-punishment and doesn’t believe she has the right to die. But what should she do with this life? She thought about going on a demon murder rampage and getting revenge, but she already recognized that is not the right thing to do. She spent over a month stuck in her depression rather than going back so we can infer she considered quitting altogether. Another great aspect of Rose’s emotional side of things is how she gave herself the pep talk based on her memories, rather than getting a stereotypical pep talk from someone else. It’s important to show how support from others is important for emotional processing, but getting over every emotional hump doesn’t come from someone telling you how great you are, and sometimes you do need to work through things yourself internally. The king and other knight checking up on her likely helped but this is clearly not written the same as a pep talk. Sometimes people can work through things on their own with enough time to process. And this isn’t from negative behavior like her not accepting help or having a bloated ego. The problem was all internal and there is no way anyone else could have properly related to her as no one else has the capabilities she does. I love that it took a long time for her to reach this. It’s important to note how long it takes to cope with your emotions. And to return to the pep talk point, sometimes those pep talks that make a person’s emotional state do a complete 180 make it seem like overcoming bad emotions is easy. I really like her growth comes from her thinking about their lives rather than about their deaths. It’s obvious that after a horrific event like she experienced, she would hyperfixate on their deaths. She already had the answer as Aul was dying, that she should not hate herself and to continue being the strong and kind person she is. 

She was also told by Josh's parents that she should not be ashamed of herself and what she has done. But the severity of the moment muted the positive impact of those words. When she is able to think about what came before that terrible event, she realizes the proper way to think. By remembering what her squad said while they were alive, she was able to put her own life into perspective and find a goal. Knowing everything that happens, it feels like a logical conclusion for Rose to focus entirely on saving lives. As a character within the archetype of the tough brutal teacher, Rose feels far above the rest as a dynamic and fleshed out character who does not exist just to be hated. She does the usual drill sergeant type of thing while having proper motivation and emotional reasoning behind it. She’s not brutal just so the main character has to struggle, she is brutal because of her backstory that stands entirely on its own. Rose really is a fantastic character by all metrics and she alone makes this show worth the watch. 

This show continues to have great characters and excellent execution. We did have to wait a little too long for some great action with overall slow pacing, but it was still enjoyable, and I see some value in the slow buildup. The buildup was very successful for Rose’s side of things, so I feel confident that the buildup will have been worth it for Usato’s side as well. Hopefully this anime will continue on strong through to its conclusion. Thanks for reading!

[incitetube]

"Shutter Island: A Haunting Journey into the Abyss of the Mind"

Review:

"Shutter Island," directed by the legendary Martin Scorsese, is a chilling psychological thriller that grips you from start to finish. This 2010 adaptation of Dennis Lehane’s novel masterfully explores themes of sanity, identity, and deception within the claustrophobic confines of a remote mental institution.

Plot Overview:

Set in 1954, the film follows U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his partner Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) as they investigate the disappearance of a patient from the enigmatic Shutter Island asylum. As Daniels digs deeper, he encounters a web of secrets that challenges his grasp on reality and reveals unsettling truths about the island and himself. The narrative is a rollercoaster of suspense, blending mystery with psychological depth, leading to a breathtaking and mind-bending climax.

Cinematography and Atmosphere:

Robert Richardson’s cinematography is nothing short of exceptional. The film’s visual style enhances its eerie atmosphere, with shadowy corridors, tumultuous weather, and the island’s haunting beauty creating a sense of isolation and dread. Every frame is meticulously crafted to heighten the tension and immerse the audience in Daniels' unraveling reality.

Intense Moments:

The film excels in creating moments of high tension and unease. One standout scene is the storm that envelops the island, adding a layer of chaos to the already disturbing investigation. The suspense is expertly maintained throughout, with psychological twists that keep you guessing until the very end.

Star Performances:

Leonardo DiCaprio delivers a riveting performance as Teddy Daniels, portraying a man on the brink of collapse with intense emotional depth. Mark Ruffalo provides solid support as Chuck Aule, grounding the film with his steady presence. The supporting cast, including Ben Kingsley and Michelle Williams, enrich the film with their compelling portrayals, adding layers to the story.

Execution:

Scorsese’s direction is masterful, balancing a complex narrative with a gripping atmosphere. The pacing is impeccable, and the film’s structure expertly reveals the layers of its plot while maintaining suspense. "Shutter Island" is a testament to Scorsese’s ability to craft a psychological thriller that is both engaging and thought-provoking.

Conclusion:

"Shutter Island" is a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers and those who appreciate a well-crafted, mind-bending story. Its combination of a haunting atmosphere, exceptional performances, and a meticulously woven narrative makes it a standout film in Scorsese’s illustrious career. Prepare to be captivated and unsettled by this unforgettable cinematic journey into the abyss of the mind.

Watch now at Incitetube

[abraham2love]

martin scorsese : director

full movie

[fall-of-achilles]

2024 movie watch: Shutter Island (2010)

*Spoilers under the cut*

Directed by: Martin Scorsese

Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio | Emily Mortimer | Mark Ruffalo

IMDB Synopsis: "Teddy Daniels and Chuck Aule, two US marshals, are sent to an asylum on a remote island in order to investigate the disappearance of a patient, where Teddy uncovers a shocking truth about the place." Source

My Review: 9/10

As someone who had only seen Leo in roles from when he was

young, holy shit I was blown away. The story starts off as your typical buddy cops kinda movie. The first sign anything is weird is when Teddy Daniels (Leonardo Dicaprio) and Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) meet. Their first time meeting as investigative partners happens on the island after Teddy has already signed onto the case.

Teddy was beckoned onto the island to investigate the disappearance of a patient named Rachel who was a patient at the Ashecliffe Hospital (very Alcatraz adjacent).

There are several twists and turns to the point where the viewer begins to get confused. For 90% of the movie you are fed the reality of the strangeness of this island. That the workers know something and/or are doing something terrible to the patients here. You are told that they bring investigators, doctors, and nurses to the island and experiment on them.

While the lead psychologist decided to play all of these accusations off and instead tried to keep Teddy focused on the case at hand.

This movie goes from a solid 7 to a 9 in a matter of minutes. In the last act Teddy is faced with his partner's seemingly accidental death and a need to go to the lighthouse on the far side of the island.

Once inside the lighthouse the viewer is fed with the actual truth, but it is fed to you in a manner where you feel like the protagonist Teddy. You feel as though you have no idea who to believe.

Do you believe Teddy or our lead psychologist?

Teddy still believes there is something more happening on this island, While the lead psychologist knocks this down immediately. Stating that Teddy is rather a patient himself on the island that is stuck in a delusion that he is still a detective, that his wife died in a house fire and he has never had children.

Teddy's real life went very differently. He came home from work one day to find his wife drowned his 3 children. He then shoots her.

The entire case we had been following this whole time was a rehash of real events that happened to him.

This thriller leaves you on your toes the entire time and makes you question everything. The director allows you to feel the same emotions as the protagonist until the very end.

You live Teddy's delusions alongside him and question reality more and more as the story unravels.

[dizi-tahmincisi]

Zindan Adası - Shutter Island Filmi Ana Karakteri Chuck Aule Kimdir?

“Zindan Adası” (orijinal adıyla “Shutter Island”) filminde Mark Ruffalo tarafından canlandırılan Chuck Aule karakteri, hikayenin önemli figürlerinden biridir. İşte Chuck Aule karakterinin ayrıntılı bir analizi: Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) Gerçek Adı: Dr. Lester Sheehan Kişiliği: Chuck Aule, görünürde Teddy Daniels’ın yeni iş ortağıdır. İlk başta sempatik, güvenilir ve yardımsever bir federal…

[sinema-karakterleri]

Zindan Adası - Shutter Island Filmi Ana Karakteri Chuck Aule Kimdir?

“Zindan Adası” (orijinal adıyla “Shutter Island”) filminde Mark Ruffalo tarafından canlandırılan Chuck Aule karakteri, hikayenin önemli figürlerinden biridir. İşte Chuck Aule karakterinin ayrıntılı bir analizi: Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) Gerçek Adı: Dr. Lester Sheehan Kişiliği: Chuck Aule, görünürde Teddy Daniels’ın yeni iş ortağıdır. İlk başta sempatik, güvenilir ve yardımsever bir federal…

[gxlds-doodles]

I FINISHED THAT DR. SHEEHAN FANARTTTTT i love him sm mwah mwah <333

[cleoenfaserum]

LIGHTHOUSE (2019) & SHUTTER ISLAND (2010)

The first time I saw this movie, well, I found it difficult to follow, but in end, it all falls into place. The acting and photography was great. Perhaps, for those of you who may have some difficulty in understanding the movie, the following vid will give you a helping hand.

Edward Daniels & Chuck Aule | SHUTTER ISLAND (2010) What the hell, boss? I’m your partner, for Christ’s sake. ​​​

This blog came about being reblogged from witchinghour who reblogged from kieselguhrkid

935-1 https://youtu.be/WO3lQOSHG3U

Shutter Island is a 2010 American neo-noir psychological thriller film directed by Martin Scorsese and adapted by Laeta Kalogridis, based on the 2003 novel of the same name by Dennis Lehane.  The film is noted for its soundtrack, which prominently used classical music, such as that of Gustav Mahler, Krzysztof Penderecki, György Ligeti, John Cage, Ingram Marshall, and Max Richter.

Leonardo DiCaprio stars as Deputy U.S. Marshal Edward "Teddy" Daniels, who is investigating a psychiatric facility on Shutter Island after one of the patients goes missing. Mark Ruffalo plays his partner and fellow deputy marshal, Ben Kingsley plays the facility's lead psychiatrist, Max von Sydow plays a German doctor, and Michelle Williams plays Daniels' wife.Shutter Island (film) - Wikipedia

IMdB: 8'2 MYSTERY - THRILLER RUNTIME: 2h 18m

935-2 LINK https://ok.ru/video/6646035581642

The Lighthouse is a 2019 film directed and produced by Robert Eggers, from a screenplay he wrote with his brother Max Eggers. It stars Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson as nineteenth-century lighthouse keepers in turmoil after being marooned at a remote New England outpost by a wild storm. The film has been difficult categorize ranging from a horror film, a psychological thriller, and a character study, among others. The Lighthouse (2019 film) - Wikipedia

the lighthouse (2019) directed by robert eggers REBLOGGED FROM goryhorroor

IMdB: 7'4 DRAMA-FANTASY-HORROR RUNTIME 1h 49m

Two lighthouse keepers try to maintain their sanity while living on a remote and mysterious New England island in the 1890s.

935-3 LINK https://ok.ru/video/2144961104582