I just ordered Only Lovers and What We Do on Netflix so I can do a double-feature. Which one should I watch first?
Both sets of of vampires could probably benefit from find amusement in this book:
I saw OLLA first, and then months later, WWDitS. I think that was an acceptable order, because OLLA is aesthetically more serious, but still has humor and sweetness to it. WWDitS is very touching at times, and largely more humorous. The documentary style of the latter also gives it an earnest kind of charm *u*
They both deal with the usual vampiric existential concerns and they both have different takes on vampire physiology/mythology (in at least one major way OLLA vampires are fragile in a way that WWDitS vampires are not), and the rules of vampiring in general. I don’t think either really usurps the other in these categories.
In a way, (and aside from their different rules), I think the vampires from both could exist in the same universe, so it doesn’t really matter which order you see their stories in, as they could be existing simultaneously ;]
lmfao I feel like he can’t be Lestat here literally and entirely because the words “I’m married” pass his lips as an objection to engaging in relations
Lestat is in fact married but this would interfere with his whims zero percent of the time
Lestat + monogamy = …. an enormous struggle. Louis thought Lestat dead at this point, but he was committed to Claudia, platonically.
And yes, Bob was Lestat in the previous vid, but the dialogue worked better for Louis in this one! I’d love to use a Bob/Lin interaction that could translate as Lestat/Louis, tho…
A fanmix for the fighting, fuck ups, and fire-starting
i. Every You, Every Me – Placebo, ii. How You Remind Me – Nickelback, iii. Which To Bury, Us or the Hatchet? – Relient K, iv. The Enemy – Mumford & Sons, v. With or Without You – U2, vi. It Ain’t Me, Babe – Editors, vii. Love Will Tear Us Apart – Nerina Pallot, viii. You Could Be Happy – Snow Patrol, ix. Liar – Mumford & Sons, x. Hallelujah – Rufus Wainwright, xi. One – U2, xii. Love’s Not a Competition (But I’m Winning) – Kaiser Chiefs
