You know how it goes: It doesn't matter what kind of show/movie it was. Might have been horror or feel-good or comedy, whatever, but right after the plot concludes and the film could just as easily be over, instead THIS happens ...
A warm fuzzy acoustic guitar song fades in, and while we watch scenes of all the characters in the show droning about mundane activities with thoughtful looks on their face, the main character (or character that had been narrating throughout the film this far) gives some Morgan Freeman-ish cheezy, trite monologue about how life goes on and people are nice to people sometimes and things work out, blah blah blah.
In case you can't tell, I really detest this style of concluding a show lol ... but what IS it? It happens so often, and across so many genres over recent years. Is this some style that is taught in film school? Does it have a name? Someone break this down for me in a professional way, I'd love to understand the "psychology" behind it.
Thanks!
I just got into medical school! I was wondering what your thoughts are on buying the medical reference book “Grays Anatomy”. I’ve always wanted to get it but I’m not sure if I’d be wasting my money on a 1500+ page book I’ll never read.
Am I the only one? stupid fucking show is stupid fuck it
Gray's anatomy has been my special interest for the past few months. There's nothing quite as good as seeing one of the episodes that reminisces about the ones that have left or have died. It always makes me want to rewatch again lol. Plus it overlaps with a big area of music I like so it makes me feel nostalgic despite not having watched it until this year.
It has also gotten me really interested in surgery as a profession. Specifically nero and pediatrics.
i know the list for up to 850K subs but we are past that. i feel like he did upload a new one for up to 1M but i cant find it at all
Does anybody have the Gray's Anatomy Book by Henry Gray, and is it worth buying?
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