It’s Brainrot Time !!!

This also helps developers to create unique games people want to play and reach a wider audience. Like, eventhough disco elysium isn’t really a VN on like a UI level or gameplay wise. It’s still considered as a VN (despite people saying otherwise) because it technically still fits into VN checklist.

…… It’s currently midnight and I’ve been scrolling tumblr and Twitter to find this post so if anyone is kind enough to find it please tag it here.

But the feeling I had after watching the movie, just as I left the cinema was just, “huh”.

Which is sad since my brother and cousin LOVED it. Everyone in the internet has been almost raving about it too. And, how at the end they left it feeling solemn, thinking and even moved by it.

But, me ?? Nah, I wasn’t feeling anything. I came out knowing it was a good movie on a technical level but that’s it. I didn’t leave with awe nor solemn or even just think about it. It was just a movie to me. And that made me sad because I wanted to love it. To adore it, even.

The only thing I could pinpoint about why I don’t like Oppenheimer despite feeling that I should was that …. I didn’t give a flying fuck about Oppenheimer until the last hour.

Like, I feel like I was detached from Oppenheimer despite following him for the entirety of the film. Like I could see his flaws but I couldn’t care about him in anyway. I knew how he felt or what he did. I knew his personality traits…. But, Nolan tried to create such a macro story about Oppenheimer without trying to think about why I should care about him.

Should I feel sad because he has flaws ? Should I feel the dread he feels when he realizes what he’s done ? Should I relate to him for being a fish out of water? A human experience everyone has felt once in their life?