Independent

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 Day 248


July 4th, 2024


It's July 4th, and that means it's time for another day of enduring this cinematic masterpiece! Freddy vs. Jason makes The Room look Oscar-worthy, believe it or not. 


I've been contemplating declaring my independence from this movie and leaving it in the dust, but I can't bring myself to do it. While it would undoubtedly be beneficial for my mental health, I've committed to sticking it out for the long haul.


One particular scene that has been on my mind is the dream sequence with Mark. I can't help but wonder why Freddy didn't turn on the water to ensure that Mark was truly doomed in the dream. If my stay-awake pill happened to fall into the sink drain, I would go as far as disassembling the drain to retrieve it. Thinking about it, I wonder why Freddy didn't turn on the water to ensure that Mark was truly doomed in the dream.


If Freddy had flushed the pill down the drain, Mark wouldn't have had any means of obtaining it back. The dynamics of the dream sequences in this movie are quite fascinating to consider. 

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