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Said it once (or more) before but it bears repeating now.
Okay I am morally certain that it cannot actually have been over eight years since the last time I posted about Spy Game, the touching love story of CIA agents Brad Pitt and Robert Redford as directed by Tony Scott, but I cannot find a more recent post by going through my tags.
So: GUYS. SPY GAME IS A TOUCHING LOVE STORY BETWEEN BRAD PITT AND ROBERT REDFORD, PLEASE DISCUSS.
I would discuss but all I can do is make heart-hands at my TV. BOY SCOUTTTTTTTTT YOUR BOYFRIEND LOVVVVVVVES YOU HE JUST WANTS YOU TO BE SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAFE.
Iulia: does not roll her eyes at all these days. ♥
So: GUYS. SPY GAME IS A TOUCHING LOVE STORY BETWEEN BRAD PITT AND ROBERT REDFORD, PLEASE DISCUSS.
I would discuss but all I can do is make heart-hands at my TV. BOY SCOUTTTTTTTTT YOUR BOYFRIEND LOVVVVVVVES YOU HE JUST WANTS YOU TO BE SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAFE.
Iulia: does not roll her eyes at all these days. ♥

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I really need to get all my other Yuletides up, too. ::is lazy::
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Download all the fics!
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When I think of several of Redford's projects, it feels like Pitt could do justice rebooting them. Out of Africa. The Sting. (Clooney & Pitt?? C'MON. Although Pitt is too old now, WOE.) The Natural. Three Days of the Condor. All the President's Men. And I'll fully admit my shameful love of Indecent Proposal and Up Close & Personal. (Um, I may identify with Michelle Pfeiffer a little too much, and you can probably figure out why.)
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I oddly have never seen Indecent Proposal, but OTOH love Up Close & Personal rather a lot, more so if I am allowed to pretend that the movie ends when the camera pans up and away after the prison riot. For lo, I am a wuss.
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I saw Up Close & Personal at the perfect age when I was old enough to start really appreciating romance plots, and young enough to have All The Feelings. Allllll of them. So even the angsty ending is delicious for its angstiness. But yeah, it can end right after they meet up after the prison riot.
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I never cease to be enthralled by Tom's struggle with wanting so much to please Nathan and yet wanting so much to do the right thing beyond just following orders. Best mentor-student relationship with D/s vibes ever. I am always floored by how it is a movie completely about how much Nathan loves Tom - it really has no other plot than that love story.
Heh. I see that out of the nine (why are there only nine?) Spy Game stories on the AO3, you and I have written two each. Oh, tiny fandom. *g*
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(Ahhhh your icon! ♥ ♥ ♥)
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(Also, HELL YES. God, I hope she got out, had some PT and all the therapy, and then hit the road to sanity, a boyfriend WITHOUT an insane stalker SO, and all the margaritas ever.)
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And, yeah, I mean, I feel a tiny bit Terrible Slash Fangirl wanting to just remove Elizabeth from the picture but then again: SERIOUSLY TOM BISHOP HAS DANGEROUS BAGGAGE. RUN AWAAAAAAAY.
UNLESS YOU ARE NATHAN MUIR IN WHICH CASE YOU ARE THE BAGGAGE SO YOU MIGHT AS WELL BOTH START GETTING ORGASMS OUT OF IT.
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And, yeah, I mean, I feel a tiny bit Terrible Slash Fangirl
I mean, kinda? BUT on the other hand, at the end of the movie I was left with the Really Firm View that Elizabeth's happy ending was NOT with TOM BISHOP OMG EVEN WITHOUT THE SLASH ANGLE, YOU SHOULD PROBABLY MOVE ALONG THERE! The movie's mostly from Nathan's POV, true, but on the very face of it, I never thought Tom and Elizabeth were particularly healthy together.
YES. IF YOU MUST BE UNHEALTHILY CO-DEPENDENT, AT LEAST GET A BLOWJOB OUT OF IT, BOYS. WE'RE JUST SAYIN'
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(I mean, I can see Nathan feeling he had supplied Tom with a perfectly reasonable happy ending, giving Elizabeth to him. And Tom then going and finding him and being like "...No.")
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tl:dr I like your post-script the best. ::grins::
(LOLOL. ABSOLUTELY. That part of Tom that gets to Nathan the most is how he always goes past what Nathan expects of him. If Tom wasn't squirrelly, Nathan wouldn't be half as interested.)
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Go be apolitical and self-sacrificing in a figurative sense somewhere else 'cause sticking close to these boys takes sacrifice to a whole 'nother level. Nathan is way too good at seeing a board full of pawns and Tom as his king to be protected no matter what and oh, dear god, I need to stop this metaphor now that Nathan has become a raging queen....
OH, MOVIE, WHAT YOU DO TO ME.
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Also, that is the PERFECT analogy! Nathan = Raging Queen is perhaps the most searingly precise definition I've heard in years. ::grins:: It's so perfect! Nathan can go anywhere, and do what he has to, and Tom just moves one bit at a time! ...andthentheyhavesex!