heard karthik subbaraj say that in the first half you see men - including karthi - being quick to hate & fight, and you don't question "how can you suddenly hate?" but you question "how can you suddenly love?" despite the fact that he has loved her for years... and like. yeah
thinking about how that's the most nervous karthi has ever been but it's the most confident dorothy has ever been
sorry but if by this scene - where she asks him if he still hasn't kissed anyone and he looks up at her Like That as she laughs while a kiss is literally playing on screen behind him - you didn't realize that he's falling in love with her... i really don't know what to say
saying all my dogs favorite words on the phone
Ethel Cain has reportedly written an original song for Robert Eggers’ upcoming movie “Werwulf.”
In theatres this Christmas.
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i don’t understand this “stronger impact” wording people keep using when saying that the movie should’ve ended without the romance and THEE muthumani sequence
#DorothyOnNetflix , well made film with a very serious and a sensitive theme. #Sanath and #Rishikanth are brilliant in their performance esp. sanath. I feel the film could have just ended with Rishikanth informing Sanath 's family about his killing and this would have made a stronger impact. Secondly I couldn't buy that a well sorted and sensitized girl like Dorothy could fall in love with a rugged fellow like sanath's brother. A backstory could have helped. That said, the film is definitely a bold attempt that engages completely for its emotional quotient.
























