for the world is hollow and i have touched the sky.

RYAN GOSLING as LARS LINDSTROM

Hey guys did you. Did you know that butter. Did you know that if you put fat in food it makes it more satisfying and adds textural depth. Hey did you know that some flavours aren't very soluble in water and are instead soluble in fats, so if you add some fat to your watery soup then. Then the flavours. Hey guys did you know that butter is a fat.

Mind blown super surprising in my late thirties hey guys did you know that sad watery soup can be improved with some fat? Just like sauce or meat or basically any other food which I already knew about? Did you know it works for soup as well? Did you know that some flavours are more soluble in

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So much medias make their gods either too human or too easy to understand, less like gods and more immortal players with powerful abilities. It's so easy to talk back to them, to understand them, to behold them. Their jobs are also so one note for easier world building. Usually, there isn't much to chew on.

The pinhole god isn't like that at all. You feel its weight in every scene he's in. We only see its eye throughout the movie and that enough helped us understand the kind of eldritch nightmare Simon is dealing with. All it has to do is look and reality bends to its will, whether it wants it to or not.

(Sidenote but I'm also obsessed with how the pinhole god treats humans. It reminds me of the story on tumblr about self written metaphors where someone's mom kept taking the sunflower from the sun cause she wants it to brighten the room and the sunflower died out as a result. Or all those times where someone adopts a pet but the enclosure was too small so the animal went ballistic.