#louis talks movies

[louisxleprince]

officially submitting my serious but also chaotic knives out 3 casting choices

[thomas-the-goat-of-satan]

the boy? the Fascinating. Boy?? he's fine. he's just fine. oh, he's fine. YOU'RE fine. THIS is fine. We're All FINE.

[thatdammchickennugget]

writing those pirate au's was a mistake because the only thing on my mind is pirate enzo now

[oken-art]

"leave me alone, Lestat"

happy halloween 2023 🩸

[thesunlikehoney]

I've got my dad hooked on the Vorkosigan Saga, and it's been amazing. Fantastic. He stayed up til two in the morning sitting in the kitchen finishing Cetaganda. I mentioned hoping someday there would be an adaptation of Warrior's Apprentice and we had a whole discussion about the challenges of adapting Mile's character to a visual medium. He doesn't think it can be done well, because Miles just thinks to fast and too much to capture on film, and-- "a movie would never be better than the book, anyway."

He even read Ethan of Athos. Which is interesting, because my dad is a very conservative Christian of the "you damn well better be neighborly to your gay neighbors but never forget they're living in sin" variety. Honestly I was surprised when he didn't comment on Aral after reading Shards and Barrayar, but instead made a comment on how often Cordelia quotes directly from the Bible, so maybe?? We're making progress on the idea that queerness and religion can co-exist???

I'm just so happy. My dad and I have been trying to find something to talk about for the last ten years and now we finally have, and it's wonderful, and it's some of my favorite books, and it's about culture clash and disability rights and queerness and religion, with plenty of badass sci-fi space battles to keep both of us entertained.

[artrickbisexuality]

since no ones gonna say it: i will. in an interview with the vampire universe art donaldson would be louis de point du lac and patrick would embody THE lestat de lioncourt. argue with the wall

[mycenaae]

thinking about the vampire course i did in undergrad where we talked about the shifting place of the vampire in society / culture / folklore. and we didn't even read iwtv. what was going on there.

[blueiight]

MKUltra the Vampire. im sure THAT wont be revisited later on this season

[bellqmione]

i literally just wanna sing a fall out boy song in an indie horror film. it keeps cutting back to me and zooming in on me and the sky is gray and blood starts dripping from my mouth and i'm still singing and it's getting more by the second and it stains everything and there's a blood puddle under my feet and i don't care and just keep singing with a dead stare. that would fix me

[visd3stele]

whoever wrote the lines in "interview with the vampire" the TV series, is a POET!! that s1 ep1 final monologue during Louis transformation? with the drums, that ends in "the drum was my heart and the other was his"?? POETRY!!

[gregorycddie]

kevin kline in a fish called wanda. unlimited amounts of sauce in that man

[louisxleprince]

not wake up dead man going from my most anticipated movie to maybe not even watching

[thomas-the-goat-of-satan]

I almost admire how horribly uncharismatic Brad Pitt is as Louis in Interview With The Vampire, actually. it seems like you'd have to put active effort into being that stale. both Kirsten Dunst and Tom Cruise went and served absolute cunt in their respective roles, but Brad Pitt could've been replaced with a desk chair and it would've had arguably the same effect.

[msdk-00]

this was my challengers.

[cherrygarden]

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[louismygf]

just recently watched this is us with my college friends