#godwin baxter

[reuels]

Poor Things (2023) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

[adam-scott]

POOR THINGS (2023) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

[end0r4]

« Bella, you're back. »

Poor Things (2023) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

[emilynightshade89]

Poor Things (2023) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

[teratomat]

Bella, this is Mr. McCandles. Hello, Bella.

POOR THINGS (2023) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

[pustelniku]

Dr. Godwin from Poor Things 🪡

[iconchitos]

poor things headers

like if you save / use

credits are appreciated

[pedroam-bang]

Poor Things (2023)

[novellacooperart]

Here we have Bella and her creator, Godwin Baxter. Who will be next?

[thishasgonehorribly]

this thought's not fully baked

but uh,

Re-imaginings of gothic horror classics, with intense and fascinating, albeit flawed, explorations of female sexuality, where in Willem Dafoe plays a paternalistic, knowledgeable, eccentric who's fully supportive of the female protagonist gettin' nasty

were just real interesting book-ends to my 2024.

[artnarchistwitchcraft]

poor things book vs movie

idk finally saw the movie and read the book and had thoughts

[presidentpoppy]

godwin baxter and meee :3

[theyaremycrocsyoudonut]

I watched Poor Things in the theater the other day and HOLY FUCK WAS IT AMAZING. As I was watching it, I remember being mesmerized by the world building and the characters and mostly from the fact that this was a real movie, like an actually *real* movie. And not only was it real in the sense that the characters and the emotions they went through were extremely relatable, but also in the way that it captured the entirety of the human spirit and essence and it portrayed things that nobody ever wants to talk or hear about, yet everybody experiences. The costumes, the acting, the comic relief, the philosophy, the fucking filmography, the directing, it was truly art. My favourite scene was the one where Harry takes Bella to Alexandria. That's when Bella first finds out about the suffering that comes with human existence by looking at the poor people and their dead children. Her worldview is completely shattered, yet pain and suffering are the most fundamental parts of personhood and she must acquire them. The film was unapologetically weird in all the right ways. I get that Lanthimos isn't for everyone but so far the bad reviews I have read seem to be written by people who did not understand the true concept of the film, which, as I perceive it, is simple and lies in being a human. The movie Poor Things is a must, from every possible angle and I strongly suggest to watch it at the theater, where it was intended to be watched.

[illiana-mystery]

I want to kiss his disfigured face.

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Godwin Baxter - Poor Things, 2023

[teratomat]

He was a man of unconventional mind.

POOR THINGS (2023) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos