Deck Rickard
Everything is ****ed
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Given the events of last week, my heart goes out to my fellow queer Hypesters. I hate that we’re in this place right now, and I’m sorry that a bunch of people in the US decided that our lives don’t matter.
One thing that brought me a little bit of joy last week was this movie I watched called “Am I OK?” with Dakota Johnson, Kiersey Clemons and Sonoya Mizuno. It’s truly a shame that talented actors like Dakota and Kiersey got conned into starring in a couple of the worst superhero movies ever made (Madame Web and The Flash), but hopefully they both will continue to appear in more interesting stuff like this film. Mild spoilers (not really though), Dakota plays a woman who comes out to her best friend in her 30s and has a lot of self-doubt and nervousness about it, which I really related to as someone who didn’t come out until their mid-30s. While it’s encouraging to see so many people come out way earlier in life these days, I can’t help but feel a bit envious that I didn’t have that courage or self-understanding to do so when I was younger. But times were a bit different then. Of course, given the events of last week, it feels even more dangerous to come out now.
Anyway though, I highly recommend the movie. The characters are really charming and Dakota gives probably the best performance of her career. Also, icon Tig Notaro directed the film and has a small role.
One thing that brought me a little bit of joy last week was this movie I watched called “Am I OK?” with Dakota Johnson, Kiersey Clemons and Sonoya Mizuno. It’s truly a shame that talented actors like Dakota and Kiersey got conned into starring in a couple of the worst superhero movies ever made (Madame Web and The Flash), but hopefully they both will continue to appear in more interesting stuff like this film. Mild spoilers (not really though), Dakota plays a woman who comes out to her best friend in her 30s and has a lot of self-doubt and nervousness about it, which I really related to as someone who didn’t come out until their mid-30s. While it’s encouraging to see so many people come out way earlier in life these days, I can’t help but feel a bit envious that I didn’t have that courage or self-understanding to do so when I was younger. But times were a bit different then. Of course, given the events of last week, it feels even more dangerous to come out now.
Anyway though, I highly recommend the movie. The characters are really charming and Dakota gives probably the best performance of her career. Also, icon Tig Notaro directed the film and has a small role.