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Emilio Sakraya — singing & acting. (old avatars)

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Can I ask you about your tma oc they look cool

Ofc! Thank you for the ask.

Here’s a full body image. :) hope u like

anyways. Facts about Emilio

Avatar of the lonely

Emilio but also goes as Mili

Italian and American

21

Studying literature abroad

always cold and likes to wear warm clothing

has big time abandonment issues

Often wears a mask because he’s insecure about his scars

his boyfriend is an avatar of the desolation and them and their friends like to poke fun and pretend the scars are just from the two’s first kiss

Agoraphobic

likes to read and write poetry even if it’s not all that good

he’s shy and soft spoken and and can go days silent without saying a word

eyes go white when using powers

If he over uses powers he’ll get headaches

when he uses his powers small frost lines form across his skin if he uses powers for to long once the ice melts he’s left with small scars

he can manipulate special fog and snow that’s disorienting and isolating

sick every 10 seconds

mist can often be seen to follow him around

Thanks for asking abt him! I’d be happy to answer any more questions or do a dive into his backstory. I’m currently working on his mysterious boyfriend.

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Emilio Sakraya, acting & rapping. (x)

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Y'all i tested a lot of logos, avatars and such here.

I included the bosses ofc, gotta know who you work for

LEFT - Director of HR, Lilith Marcela RIGHT - Chief administrator, Aslan Emilio

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Worst flim you've ever seen please.

I needed time to think about this because I was trying to recall all the bad movies I'd ever seen. I assume that when you ask about worst films, we're talking about movies that were awful to sit through. This will probably be a shorter list than I thought, and I should state for the record that this is just my personal opinion. I'll try to give my reasons for why I dislike these movies to the best of my ability.

In no particular order:

1.) The House Bunny (2008 film)

Before streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ became a thing, my family used to rent movies to watch on the weekends. Some movies were great, and some sucked ass. This movie falls in the latter category. I've never been a fan of Anna Faris as an actress, and the type of comedy she usually does makes me cringe. Most of the jokes in this movie weren't funny, the characters felt like stereotypes rather than people I could care about, and the story wasn't engaging. I remember gritting my teeth and wishing we had gotten a better movie to watch that night.

2.) Avatar The Last Airbender (2010 film)

I didn't become a fan of ATLA until I graduated high school, and when I started watching the show, I fell in love with it instantly. Great story, amazing worldbuilding, phenomenal animation, well-developed characters................it ranks as one of my top 10 favorite shows.

And like most Avatar fans, I DESPISE the live-action movie. M. Night Shyamalan took everything that made the show interesting and sucked the life out of it. The acting was awful, the dialogue was wooden, the movie constantly relied on boring info-dumping and exposition, the changes they made from the show not only didn't make sense but ended up creating unnecessary plot holes, and the decision to cram 20 episodes worth of content into a 103 minute movie was stupid beyond belief.

I hear they're talking about possibly doing another ATLA movie, and I'm hoping it's better than this turd. At the same time though, I think the show is enough. This wasn't something that should have been made into a movie in the first place.

3.) St. Elmo's Fire (1985 film)

I've heard this movie gets called a spiritual successor to "The Breakfast Club," which I kind of understand since it has some of the same actors in both movies (Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez, Ally Sheedy, etc). That being said, I draw a line when people try to act like these two movies are the same. They aren't.

Breakfast Club had its flaws, and there are certain aspects of it that haven't aged well, but I respect the movie for its ability to deconstruct high school stereotypes and for capturing what it's like for high school students facing the reality of one day growing up and entering the adult world. And while the main characters had unlikable moments, they were given enough redeeming qualities to balance out their negative traits. It's a movie that had something to say about being a teenager, and it said it in a unique way.

St. Elmo's fire has none of this. It tries to capture that feeling of graduating college and entering into the workforce, and it does a piss poor job at it. All of its main characters are either self-absorbed, narcissistic, or genuinely unpleasant. To give a few examples: One of the characters is a straight up stalker whose behavior is framed in a sympathetic light. The other is a deadbeat dad who cheats on his wife and then slut-shames said wife when he sees her talking with another man. He also sexually harasses a girl at one point, but it's quickly glossed over. The movie tries really hard to sell that these characters are all friends, but they are so awful towards one another that it isn't believable. There's barely a coherent story, and it's mostly a bunch of side-plots crammed together with none of them being entertaining to watch. The climax of the movie is stupid, and just an excuse to unite all these characters for an unearned emotional moment. It's just a bad movie overall.

That's all I got for worst movies. If I can think of any others (or if I see other bad movies in the future), I will update this.

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