surly temple

I'm Brodie, I'm 23 and I live in Melbourne.
I edit the zine Filmme Fatales and write for websites like Lifelounge, Everguide, Svbscription and Pocketto and the magazine Hello Mr.
I wanna kiss Joe Biden on the mouth and I need to have a serious talk with Taylor Swift.

dream scenario

"C.K.’s empathy with his characters is first-rate. Similarly to the scene between Louie and the character portrayed by Melissa Leo, it’s impossible to realistically assign any quick TV character descriptor to Liz. “This chick is crazy.” “She sucks.” “What a bitch!” “What a babe!” None of them work because she’s a fully realized human who doesn’t fit into any one box. The second we land on one of those assertions, Liz uproots it. She humiliates Louie by coercing him to strip and put on a shimmering thrift store dress (he looks like a freckled Flintstone), then validates him with a kiss. She laughs in a throe of pure hilarity, then looks perfectly seriously into Louie’s eyes and tells him he’s “officially great.” What is she affirming so somberly, just moments after she laughed that raucous chuckle in Louie’s face? Is she celebrating that she’s found someone who will tolerate her wild whims? Another mystery."

— Zach Dionne

(Source: vulture.com)