sindikat [he/him]

You’re describing me almost to a t, but I’m pretty sure I don’t have ADHD. Do you dissociate a lot? Do you get distracted by thoughts when somebody’s talking to you? Do you fantasize about imaginary people or worlds when you’re lying in bed trying to fall asleep? Do you sometimes have the desire to just pace around the room thinking about something or talking to yourself?

Fucking creator keeps deleting every comment on this site

David Burns, Feeling Good and the newer Feeling Great are neutral on politics and are as down-to-earth no-bullshit as cognitive behavioral therapy can ever get.

Pete Walker, Complex PTSD and The Tao of Fully Feeling, on overcoming child abuse from narcissistic parents. The guy has ridiculous amount of empathy and is as far from being a CHUD as one can be.

Eh, disagree. I hate shaky cam as much as the next guy, but that’s because they’re used to hide garbage choreography (like Liam Neeson’s lack of physical prowess in Taken). In Bourne it’s a conscious and educated decision that works within the movies.

Don’t get me wrong, I actually enjoyed the over-the-top installments from the 3rd onwards, but the 2nd was just too bizarre. I enjoyed the scene in the bunker, where tied up mook was wearing Hunt’s mask, and the antagonist only realized it when he noticed his bandaged finger, I thought this was inventive and smart writing, but the rest of the movie was just too fucking much.

Haven’t seen Casino Royale, but I have seen the clip where they play Poker. It’s the funniest shit: Bond wins not by successfully bluffing, but by magically having the best hand. This is not how Poker works!!!111

The Bourne trilogy is superior to either of these.

The first one is a genuine homage to old-school spy thriller genre, that’s why it feels different.

The 2nd one was so John Woo, it out-John Woo’d John Woo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transoxiana

9/11 Airlines, what a terrible name for an airline, it reminds me of that tragedy.