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How bout some JD posts cause I always thought he was hot. A psycho but hot 🥵
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TV Shoutout: Mr. Robot
Mr. Robot is a fresh new show, but it quickly captured our attention and we don’t want you to miss it!
What it is about: Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) is a socially-challenged cyber-security engineer who moonlights as a hacking vigilante, and discovers a hacking group with a mysterious endgame.
Why you should watch it: Plenty of things, from big to small details, set Mr. Robot apart from other courses we usually have on TV. Firstly, it is one of very few shows on TV that accurately portrays hacking—and the life and technology around it (Sam Esmail, the creator, was a coder I believe). For the ones who care, it is a very big deal since the portrayal of technology in most TV and movies has generally been... questionable.
Secondly, Mr. Robot explores the ongoing, and very relevant, fight between 99-percenters vs 1-percenters. Which might sound too vague and nebulous for some, but Mr. Robot smartly keeps the focus small—focusing on Elliot and the people he encounters instead. To keep things short, I’d just say Elliot himself is also a very interesting character, brought to life by Rami Malek’s intense talent.
Mr. Robot is also a very beautiful show to watch with a cinematic flair, and there are little touches that makes the show feel inherently progressive. Although definitely not in any significant roles (except one, for now), an Indian man, a Chinese, a gay, and young woman with hijab had all been portrayed during the total 2 episodes that had aired. It also recognizes the presence of misogyny in the tech world, and in general Mr. Robot is a very prescient show.
And it’s a damn good thriller.
Who should watch it: The ones who enjoy psychological thriller—especially Fight Club in regards to Elliot’s psychological state and Mr. Robot’s nihilism (and fans are calling it, there might be Tyler Durden-esque twist coming!)—or just general thriller, really. The techies. The paranoids, the secret anarchists, and just general TV/movie lover.
Where you should start: It’s been only a couple of episodes, so yeah, from the start. You can jump ahead to whatever episode airing, but you’ll miss the brilliant, movie-like pilot.
Status: 2 of 10 episodes already aired, and second season has been greenlighted due to strong buzz!
Bonus: The first 4-minute clip of Mr. Robot, watch!
A Joseph Ducreux-inspired painting I did because Christian Slater is awesome in Mr. Robot.
EDIT: Added an alternate caption suggested by spectralconfetti on reddit.
Painted with a Wacom Bamboo tablet in MyPaint, lettered in GIMP.
Alright but slushie supremacy
"if you're nice, i'll let you buy me a slushie" is EASILY top 5 things to say to a hot boy and i don't know why i've literally never seen anyone mention it when heathers quotes are brought up
Is anything better than Cheistian Slater using a pink shirt? I don't think so
Photo Video Journey with Jean-Jacques Annaud
My favorite 1986 blockbuster
Up: after
Down: before
Christian Slater (L)
❤ Valentina Vargas ❤ (R)
More colorized black & white photos on the way.
Christian Slater &
❤ Valentina Vargas ❤
The man & my Chilean crush.
Pun totally intended.
The Name of the Rose (1986)
My Chilean crush.
❤ Valentina Vargas ❤
t h e n a m e o f t h e r o s e, 1986 🎬 dir. jean-jacques annaud
My Chilean crush.
The name of the rose is Valentina Vargas.
My Chilean crush.
Christian Slater & Valentina Vargas, The Name of the Rose
Someone's there.
Valentina Vargas
Mi amor, my Chilean crush.
“¿Quién era ella?¿Quién era esa criatura que emergió como el alba. con el embrujo de la Luna y el brillo del Sol? Hermosa y temible como un ejército dispuesto para la batalla ”
– El Nombre de la rosa (Película 1986)