>post yfw he yells "AND NOW MY WATCH HAS ENDED" next episode
>>68993611
>"WATCH THIS"
Could they have waited just a little bit longer? You know, build the suspense a little bit? He was dead for one fucking episode.
>melisandre revived him
the final fuck you to bookfags
im done, you got me d&d, you finally did it
What else is there to show at the wall?
>>68993009
Agreed. If he was coming back, it should have been through fire.
Red Woman revive is just gay as fuck.
Movies similar to Crank? Besides Crank 2 and Hardcore Henry
>>68992798
The Elephant Man (1980)
Problem Child 2
CRANK3D when
Why does he suddenly care about Jon so much?
Why has he forgotten about Stannis?
Why is he suddenly okay with red woman and her witchcraft?
Why the hell are davos and red woman still at castle black?
the real question is why was melisandre not an old hag in the previous seasons where she didn't wear her necklace
Because the plot of the show is terrible.
>>68992776
its been explained. but feel free to keep shitposting about it, my dear anons.
Have you noticed that melly is not in the trailers for further scenes. I think she killed herself after she "failed" resurrecting Jon Snow. It's also confirmed with the leaks. I actually wanted her to redeem herself more.. ;_;
Rip the only healer in castle black.
>>68992626
No she's still alive
>>68992626
That would be dumb. It would be like if after a season of Ramsay torturing Theon he just kills Theon.
>>68992626
She will have many further scenes in my masturbation fantasies.
What the fuck, why did he do that?
Because he could
>>68992528
cause he loves her but she's too tsundere to let him cum inside her instead
>You're free to speculate as you wish about the philosophical and allegorical meaning of the film—and such speculation is one indication that it has succeeded in gripping the audience at a deep level—but I don't want to spell out a verbal road map for 2001 that every viewer will feel obligated to pursue or else fear he's missed the point.
-Kubrick
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Much has been discussed about Snyder's Superman and his Nietzschean ponderings, as can be seen in the posts above. Now it's time to discuss the relationship that these themes share with Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey.
>>68992181
The Star-Child
Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical tract Thus Spoke Zarathustra, about the potential of mankind, is directly referenced by the use of Richard Strauss's musical piece of the same name. Nietzsche writes that man is a bridge between the ape and the Übermensch.
>Jor-El: Born on Krypton and raised on Earth, you had the best of both and were meant to be the bridge between two worlds.
In an interview in the New York Times, Kubrick gave credence to interpretations of 2001 based on Zarathustra when he said: "Somebody said man is the missing link between primitive apes and civilized human beings. You might say that is inherent in the story too. We are semicivilized, capable of cooperation and affection, but needing some sort of transfiguration into a higher form of life. Man is really in a very unstable condition." Moreover, in the chapter Of the Three Metamorphoses, Nietzsche identifies the child as the last step before the Uberman (after the camel and the lion), lending further support to this interpretation in light of the 'star-child' who appears in the final scenes of the movie.
In contrast, notice how Snyder depicts the roles reversed, Earth is the young one, ressembling the baby inside an uterus, ready for the next evolutionary step.
>Jor-El: You will give the people of Earth an ideal to strive towards. They will race behind you, they will stumble, they will fall. But in time, they will join you in the sun, Kal. In time, you will help them accomplish wonders.
>>68992242
Birth
2001 has also been described as an allegory of human conception, birth and death.In part, this can be seen through the final moments of the film, which are defined by the image of the "star child", an in utero fetus that draws on the work of Lennart Nilsson. The star child signifies a "great new beginning", and is depicted naked and ungirded, but with its eyes wide open.
New Zealand journalist Scott MacLeod sees parallels between the spaceship's journey and the physical act of conception. We have the long, bulb-headed spaceship as a sperm, and the destination planet Jupiter (or the monolith floating near it) as the egg, and the meeting of the two as the trigger for the growth of a new race of man (the "star child"). The lengthy pyrotechnic light show witnessed by David Bowman, which has puzzled many reviewers, is seen by MacLeod as Kubrick's attempt at visually depicting the moment of conception, when the "star child" comes into being.
Taking the allegory further, MacLeod argues that the final scenes in which Bowman appears to see a rapidly ageing version of himself through a "time warp" is actually Bowman witnessing the withering and death of his own species. The old race of man is about to be replaced by the "star child", which was conceived by the meeting of the spaceship and Jupiter. MacLeod also sees irony in man as a creator (of HAL) on the brink of being usurped by his own creation. By destroying HAL, man symbolically rejects his role as creator and steps back from the brink of his own destruction.
Similarly, in his book, The Making of Kubrick's 2001, author Jerome Agel puts forward the interpretation that Discovery One represents both a body (with vertebrae) and a sperm cell, with Bowman being the "life" in the cell which is passed on. In this interpretation, Jupiter represents both a female and an ovum.
>transfiguration
the narrative of bvs is a transformation, as all the elements come together to a point of change where something new is made out of what was before
clark as a symbol of hope reached a new place although it remains to be seen if it will change even more
why did they keep playing that gay music when she showed up lmao
I thought that music was pretty good.
>>68994084
It was
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>>68994247
No???
What will Richard screw up this week?
>it's a richard fucks everything up but does a 180 at the end of the episode episode
stream?
I need stream!
Top three SVU Ada's:
1. Novak
2. Marlowe
3. Cabot
Prove me wrong
>>68991545
This same actress played another unrelated character earlier in the series
There are only so many perfect women in the world. Diane Neal is one of them.
This show fucking sucks
you are a faggot
thread dismissed
>tfw you wake up and its still not over
there is no leaving this hell
>>68991338
>nutted but still sucking
LOL
Eat shit old man queers.
>what kind of fortress you want senpai?
>one with a bridge people can be thrown off for no reason will do
>>68991242
Was getting killed part of your plan?
>Rob dating Tyga's ex, Black Chyna
>Khloe cucking Lamar out of his assets
>Scott beta orbiting Kourtney
>Kris buys Rob a home, and his sisters tell their mom to not let him be a leech (if only he were born female)
kill yourself
So are they white, or what?
>>68990942
Have any if them not being blacked yet?
Joe > Q > Sal > Murr
>>68990814
well murr and sal both suck cocks
>Joe not last
>Q not first
Close this topic
>>68990814
I'd switch Q and Joe, but other than that sure.
ITT: We make all female remakes of famous movies
Reservoir Dogs
Jessica Chastain as Ms. Orange
Tilda Swinton as Ms. Pink
Emily Blunt as Ms. Blonde
Julianne Moore as Ms. White
Margo Martindale as Joan Cabot
? as Nice Girl Edith
>>68990633
Amy Schumer as Nice Girl Edie.
You know it.
It's called Dam Bitches
>>68990633
Good thread OP, salute.
