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I’ve been into gachiakuta lately…
Fanart for @cal-writes ‘s Immorcation AU. This particular scene is from A Monument to Sorrow

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things i liked about The Residence on Netflix:
Cordelia Cupp
they showed that eyewitness testimonies are generally pretty unreliable and you have to take them with a grain of salt
just because there is evidence of someone doing something suspicious does not mean they are the murderer or a suspect (ex. minor spoiler: just because a man is wearing the dead person’s shirt doesn’t mean that he’s the murderer it literally just means that he’s wearing the dead guy’s shirt and that alone is not evidence that he murdered him)
Detective Cordelia Cupp
the love story between Elsyie and Bruce
the young boy whose special interest is the White House, which meant that he was able to help on the case
Cordelia! Cupp!
Sheila! the fanboy Secret Service Agent! pretty much all of the staff
Kylie Minogue
Detective Cupp
Things I didn’t like about The Residence:
they didn’t reveal in the last episode that Hugh Jackman actually was there and had been playing himself the whole time
that there were (SPOILERS!!) secret entrances and a candlestick, and there were zero Clue references :( like not even in the episode titles
"Another dude? Jesus. How many dudes do you need?" - Cordelia Cupp (noting the gender imbalance in the room)
And ANOTHER thing I really like about The Residence is that it's generally well lit!!!
The color is bright, the dark scenes aren't hard to see stuff in, it's crisp. I have a deep fondness for being able to see the fucking screen.
ALSO also, they are really weirdly good about a tone shift when people would normally be yelling. Like, instead of making you cuss and reach for the volume because SUDDENLY YELLING right in the middle of everyone talking quietly, most of the telling is muted (toned down, but not silent). This made it REALLY easy to not worry about volume control every ten seconds.
Anyway!! If you haven't watched The Residence yet, but you like your shows easy to see and hear, here's another good reason!
thinking about how in my other beloved detective murder mystery story Murder on the Orient Express, one of the problems in figuring out who killed Cassetti is the fact that everyone on board had a motive, because Cassetti was cruel and careless and destroyed so, so many people without even noticing most of the damage he did.
like, that's the tragedy of MOTOE, that one bad person can ruin so many lives.
and how in The Residence, one of the problems in figuring out who killed Wynter is the fact that a ton of staff members have motives...
but not because Wynter was cruel and careless, he WASN'T. he was hard-working, dedicated, loyal, meticulous, professional, honorable, and above all motivated by a deep, deep love for the place he worked. every motive everyone has for killing him is, ultimately: he's a good man who wants to do a good job.
that's the tragedy in The Residence, that being very good can get you treated exactly the same way as being very bad.
(especially when you're an elderly black man in a position of moderate authority whose commitment to excellence has made you the household rage sponge)
obsessed with the universe that the residence is set in. president is gay but that's not why everyone hates him. first gentleman has anxiety and comes with a mom that's homophobic to one person and it's the president. social secretary moves like a south korean president (personal shaman and all). terror attacks in dc that somehow are just happening without being intercepted. kylie minogue respected and revered by an american audience...
And everyone is obsessed with Hugh Jackman. Prolly the most realistic aspect of the whole thing.

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loving this trend of fancy queer detectives, let's keep it up 🏳️🌈
Someone on here made a great post about how Cassandra Brand is a clear reference to Greek mythologys Cassandra, a priestess who was doomed to only tell true prophecies but never be believed. Cassandra obviously warns Miles and her friends about what his new miracle fuel will do and is entirely disregarded.
I read this post and was like "oh that's so smart, you're so right." And then like, went on with whatever I was doing.
And then that night I'm laying in bed and my eyes snap open and my brain is like "her sister was HELEN."
Cassandra forsaw the fall of Troy and was not believed.
Helen caused the fall of Troy.
I genuinely love how Benoit Blanc gives permission/encouragement to the truly good person at the end of each movie.
Benoit to Marta: Personally, I don’t think you should give a single red dime to any of the Thrombeys, but it’s your money, not mine.
Benoit to Jud: I saw no diamond. Whatever you choose to do or not do with some hypothetical diamond has nothing to do with me, because I saw nothing.
Benoit to Helen: *hands her highly combustible fuel* Burn it all down.
I'm so glad the way the Knives Out series pointedly refuses to sexualise Daniel Craig. After all the discomfort he expressed about being objectified as James Bond, I'm so glad he gets to play an ageing gremlin, grey hair, a slightly unkempt beard.
if you told me that grace wicks desecrated the church in retribution for all the evil shit her father launched against her instead of her looking for a gem stone, i still would have supported her

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Benoit: Honney, I'm home. Phillip: Tell me you didn't. Benoit: I did. Phillip: You've adopted another child. At lest tell me they're actucally a child this time. Benoit: He's a priest.
I'm salivating at the juxtaposition of Grace being taunted by a cheap figurine of Jesus in the faberge case used to house the diamond that her father bought to damn her, and Jud making a carving of Jesus, making with his own hands, not buying, to house the diamond in a church named after her, both taunting her grandson with it and almost making her the saint of the newly reborn parish.
AND the Jesus carving is so ambiguous that it looks like Grace!! Jud doesn’t even know her, has never seen a picture of her, yet still translated her likeness in his rendition of Christ. I love how that concludes Jud’s character and the movie’s overall message so well. He’s a good person not because he believes in the grace of God, but because he believes in the grace of people.