I thought it was funny and sad and uplifting, all swirling around a bunch depending on the scene. It also made me think of compromises in the alternate universes; in the life where Evelyn invents jumping she sacrifices her daughter's mind, and in the current life where she's "living her worst life" she obviously says stupid stuff to her daughter but loves her more than that supposedly more successful life.
So true! It's interesting to see her come around to that same realization in the end (though she doesn't see those downsides as immediately as we do) It really was quite a ride of a movie.
And it shows! Surprisingly, I just discovered a stash of mini Cinnamon Raisin bagels I had hidden from my husband. Any chance your experiment will work with a STALE bagel?
This was such a fun read! I recently watched this movie and love the bagel-as-a-lens photos.
Thank you so much Lorraine! I thoroughly enjoyed (and entertained myself) making them. What did you think of the movie?
I thought it was funny and sad and uplifting, all swirling around a bunch depending on the scene. It also made me think of compromises in the alternate universes; in the life where Evelyn invents jumping she sacrifices her daughter's mind, and in the current life where she's "living her worst life" she obviously says stupid stuff to her daughter but loves her more than that supposedly more successful life.
So true! It's interesting to see her come around to that same realization in the end (though she doesn't see those downsides as immediately as we do) It really was quite a ride of a movie.
I really enjoyed this fun and brilliant piece. Well done, Tami!
Thank you so much Eleyne-Mari! I'm so glad you liked it. I had a lot of fun making it.
And it shows! Surprisingly, I just discovered a stash of mini Cinnamon Raisin bagels I had hidden from my husband. Any chance your experiment will work with a STALE bagel?
Ahaha absolutely! It might even be more ideal that way since it's less tempting to eat.