#impactful

Love the recap at the beginning though

It was good but I kinda wish they had a more established relationship than a partner.coz they acted more than a partner for me

A kiss would be great too😅

Nonetheless the snake story is kinda short but impactful

Love this foursome gang

The plot twist was a twist

The comedy was on point👍

Ratings: 4.9🐇/5🦊

1 coz I needed that kiss to happen

I hope if there's a third I hope we can have a kiss and marriage

I think there's just something about Orwell as a writer that has people of virtually every ideology convinced that his writing supports THEIR beliefs. So I already struggle to divorce news of any Orwell adaptation from the team that's making it.

Maybe it's weird of me to want a solid explanation for why this guy wanted to adapt specifically Animal Farm, as opposed to any other book. I think read somewhere that he wanted to "introduce it to a younger generation". But I think Orwell's novella is most commonly ready by younger folks. From my understanding it's one of the most commonly assigned books in Western High Schools.

Like Orwell has other writings that could benefit from being introduced to younger audiences. He has one specific book that deals with tech corruption, which is apparently a theme introduced in the 2025 Animal Farm.

𝐑𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐞𝐦 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚 𝐃𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦 (𝟐𝟎𝟎𝟎) dir. Darren Aronofsky, w. Hubert Selby Jr, Darren Aronofsky Psychological Drama, Thriller, Indie Film

Not in like the 'oh motivation this lock in that. '

I mean books that just kinda sit with you for a while. (In a good way kinda?)

Ok here I am yapping about Outer Wilds again but this game genuinely impacted my life. But not everyone playing the game will feel the impact, it could just be a simple game for them.

Anyways, I want to find a book that leaves the same feeling of finishing playing Outer Wilds.

"If it terrifies you and amazes you; you've found love.

Impactful by 4ureyesonly28

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Having “packs” sort of belonged to the past, but it wasn’t entirely unheard of to move in with a bunch of friends as adults. It was practical in many ways: there would almost always be somebody home to receive packages, they could divvy up the house work and share living costs, they would always have friends around and if any of them had children, their aunties and uncles could look after them! So. It wasn’t unheard of. But it was definitely a thing they would be called hippies for. In fact, almost all of them had already been called hippies and weirdos for it.