Dead Poets Society - How to Deal with Passions

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024

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  • @pompomsquirrel
    @pompomsquirrel Месяц назад +2

    I believe that Todd does have passions, and feels so, so deeply. He just has a fear of expressing his passions and developing them outside of his own mind/ his inner world because of how he might be perceived for it by others ❤️ He feels that he can’t be as physically expressive as the people around him- it doesn’t feel exactly natural. But we can see that he is passionate as any of the others, just more quietly.

  • @fischerwiesen
    @fischerwiesen 8 месяцев назад +2

    Really good Video - how about a follow up video: It’s true that passion often inspires us to start off - but most of the time it’s not passion itself that leads to greatness, but obsession and there lies danger - because obsession usually isn’t considered a „good thing“ - but it is the thing that leads to greatness?

    • @StoriesStructured
      @StoriesStructured  8 месяцев назад +4

      That’s an interesting idea. The first films that comes to mind are Nightcrawler and Whiplash. What other examples would you recommend?

    • @fischerwiesen
      @fischerwiesen 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@StoriesStructured Nightcrawler is the perfect example of „what happens if you lose control about your obsession“ - would be cool to have sort of mabye a „positive“ - but these are mostly sportsmovies (Whiplash feels like a sportsmovie) cool could be a double Gyllanhaal with „Southpaw“?
      Other movies coming to mind would be „The Prestige“ where 2 (3) dudes try to „overobsess“ each other, or the not so obvious choice „The social Network“ where basically everyone is obsessed with power and by the end noone seems happy.