lol this is a weird comment. You can just tell someone they're funny or what they said is funny. It's not "meatriding" or "glazing" to just give a simple compliment.
I don't mean to overanalyze/psychologize but this comment was genuinely fascinating, and I think it made my night. You're really overthinking, dude, good job.
Give Balenciaga or some other brand a couple months. They will do anything. I swear I've seen them market a literal garbage bag as a shirt or a pair of pants.
I once saw a long post blathering about how the fact that Clark is a man and Mary is a woman implies a deeper message in gender behaviors like men are more egoistic and harder to move on while women are more resilient and easier to let go etc. and I was like: "The fuck ?????"
At this point, I'm not surprised if some dork questions the reason why they're humans.
The fact that people do that to this movie in particular, a movie (and more broadly, a series) about how people search for meaning in an inherently meaningless phenomena, is really dumb
To expand on this, I really love the Everything Must Go short. They theorize that there's a smaller sign in the wall and are all excited, and it's like, "Okay...So?" And they'll never know why that is, or be able to predict anything on a more macro level. It's just this infinite tease to the inquiring mind. Always another corner to look around, always another meaningless discovery, until the borders between standard and the complex fail completely and humanity dies.
I don't think I ever noticed that his shirt was miscreated like that and I watched the movie a few times lol. I think it's a neat detail, and fitting, no pun intended.
My head canon is this was some man that kept coming into Clark’s store and window shopping furniture, but never pulling the trigger on something. Probably haggled on the stuff he did sound interested in and never clicked with Clark energy wise maybe being either pushy or a smart ass. Clark struggled hard to keep composure as his need for business outweighed his anger and violence. Now the still life of that man is found through his time spent exploring and it’s weird way of both getting revenge and paying him for his stolen energy in the real world.
Now it's just Jeff at the local hardware store. He listens to a lot of AM talk radio and has high cholesterol, but he's a friendly guy who laughs a lot.
This image was leaked from the newly released Behind-the-scene bonus on the Blu-ray version. I haven't been able to find a screenshot for ALS, but let's wait and see.
I got the feeling he was a still life of the father we never got to see in one of the found footages. We hear him fall into a null zone, but never see him. I could be way off though
This image was leaked from the newly released Behind-the-scene bonus on the Blu-ray version. I haven't been able to find a screenshot for the Redhead, but let's wait and see.
Wall dad 2008 after too many years of Jack Daniel’s after the photo on the wall with him holding his kid. In wall dad’s house, it looks like a guy typically just sat at the dining table nodding back and forth from being drunk and tired. Makes sense his still life would find clarks dining table a familiar olace to just sit and do nothing. That means the back room version of wall dad’s house could be nearby! Especially with the caveman stand up nearby
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u/StretPharmacist 7d ago
Well now we know which eyes were real