too many writers are afraid to touch on important topics like "what if a guy was married to his sword and it let him cheat at children's games and kill a horrible angel?"

if i had a nickel just for every time someone told me Pacific Rim was a bad movie and it turned out in subsequent conversation that they were fully thinking of Michael Bay's Transformers, i would have 2 nickels

and listen. no shade. i don't know how to write a mystery either.

i might have a problem

what an age we live in though

though at nowhere near the same level of sophistication, Demon Slayer is, like Sinners, preoccupied with the idea of what makes life worth living, why someone would want to live forever, and why someone could accept death

my biggest thought about Demon Slayer is that the fight with Kibutsuji Muzan feels disappointing if you think it's supposed to be the climax of the story, because it's actually the denouement. the climax is the deaths of Kokushibo and Akaza.

i literally had to start writing emails with exactly the same mindset as if i was making a powerpoint for 6th graders