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Cr. COURTESY OF NETFLIX © 2021 We all adore Milo the Goat. That's a fact, but what we need to talk about when breaking down this scene in Shadow and Bone's "The Making at the Heart of the World" is the way in which this grounds Jesper Fahey so brilliantly. Jesper is such a fascinating... Continue Reading →
Of all the confrontations that fans of Shadow and Bone had been waiting for, this was one of them, and though a shorter scene than a lot of others, what's most surprising is how intricately it set apart two men in power. (However different said power might be.) (Before anyone jumps at my throat, I... Continue Reading →
NETFLIX © 2021 Trust is a convoluted spectacle at times, a labyrinth of endless security that relies heavily on excavation—searching, cherishing and cementing. It seldom requires words in this form, it's either buried deep or boldly on display, and when there are words, they are a parallel to what’s been established before. Trust is hard... Continue Reading →
NETFLIX © 2021 “Crows don’t just remember the faces of people who wronged them. They also remember those who were kind. They tell each other who to look after and who to watch out for.” Brick by brick. Word for word. Glance after glance. There is so much vulnerability and beauty in this scene, I... Continue Reading →
Source: Apple TV Another Thursday, another Ted Lasso scene breakdown because I can’t and won’t stop writing about this show. I’d apologize, but I’m not even a little sorry. There’s so much about this moment that’s so raw and heartbreaking, I don’t feel it’s my place to even comment on the plethora of emotions that were brought... Continue Reading →
NETFLIX © 2020 We know we've talked plenty about Bridgerton's Simon and Daphne, but with the news that Regé-Jean Page won't be returning for season two, we figured we'd do scene breakdowns for all their dances because that's what everyone wants, right? While we've already discussed our favorite, their first in "Shock and Delight" it's... Continue Reading →
Source: Paste Magazine | Apple TV There is a tremendous amount to adore about this scene at the bar, and it’s not necessarily about the fact that the good guys win, but it’s about how they do it. For a show that rightfully caters so much to its characters and favors it above the plot,... Continue Reading →
Cr. KAILEY SCHWERMAN/NETFLIX © 2020 Julie and the Phantoms is extraordinary from start to finish and its pilot episode, appropriately titled “Wake Up” sets the stage for what is to come beautifully. There are so few words to truly describe the incredibly transcendent feeling Madison Reyes’ “Wake Up” evokes from the moment her fingers trace... Continue Reading →
Photo Edit: Tumblr | Original Source: Netflix "On the sixth of April, in the year 1812 — precisely two days before her sixteenth birthday — Penelope Featherington fell in love. It was, in a word, thrilling. The world shook. Her heart leaped. The moment was breathtaking."Romancing Mister Bridgerton, Julia Quinn What other scene breakdown would... Continue Reading →
Source: Apple TV Welcome back to another Ted Lasso scene breakdown, while we’ve discussed the importance of the locker room vulnerability shared between Keeley and Roy and how significant the scene is for character development, it’s time to discuss what happens previously. Ted Lasso is brilliantly hilarious, but we won’t stop praising the fact that the series excels at... Continue Reading →