This looks pretty messed up. I can’t wait to see it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGJSRFWALTI&feature=youtu.be
@kirch Yeah. The scene is lacking context, but I suppose that’s the point. He’s director/producer, and he’s wearing headphones, so it looks like he’s in close for a chat, and he’s squatting down behind the sofa so he can attempt a more intimate conversation about what he’s trying to shoot. My take on it is that he wants to get her real, honest self, but she’s being…whatever this is.
I’ve seen several comments that assume this is AI-generated. I don’t think that’s the case. I have no background in psychology, but I think this is who Holmes is—she’s a psychopath.
What’s really weird is that she’d let a film crew into her home days before going to prison. What did she hope to accomplish?
@ramsey I still can’t wrap my head around this. This is really her, with a crew filming this? It feels so out of this world
@ramsey "im not trying to deceive you" DO NOT LOOK BEHIND THE CRAZY EYES
also wont she get royalties from this?
@bobmagicii I don’t know. I’m extremely fascinated with it, though.
@ramsey Mundane narcissism.
Even now, she is surely smug about main-charactering herself from prison, not experiencing the humiliation you or I would.
To narcissists, validation by centering yourself is the entire goal.
@ramsey DA miedo. Pero la verdad que se agradecen cosas imaginativas 🤔
@ramsey I am a pathetic nerd, but I recognized her voice immediately. By which I mean one of her voices. Has she paid back the court-ordered $452 million in restitution yet?
@ramsey that extreme eye contact, the closeness of the two of them, feels like it's driving me to madness - a major WTF sort of shot, especially when they zoom out to show they're talking over the top of a couch in front of a baby.