The Real Reason Why Movie Villains Drink Milk #art #shorts #cinema

It did become a meaning

Because ever since poetry and story tells was invented, hidden meanings in objects were a secret meaning. Did you pay any attention in English or whatever writing class you had?

It's really obvious btw (and milk taste horrible)

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Because movies aren’t snapshots of your life. Nothing in a movie exists without it being put there. There’s a reason milk was chosen instead of stereotypical things for that timeline like alcohol/beer/wine or water, and this is trying to discuss why directors choose that substance instead of another, and why it’s most often placed in the hands of predatory cruel emotionally volatile yet calculating adults, instead of just random people. Villains of a particular behaviour set are especially seen drinking milk. Heroes often aren’t.

It’s funny but yeah pretty much. In a zombie film, this is exactly what message is passed on. You relate to the living group, not the nameless horde of what used to be living people.
If everyone drank milk, aka in a film where everyone is obviously alive and breathing, then it means nothing.
However if it’s distinctly given To a group of people.. there’s an intentional reason, not just because “milk is all they had on set.” For instance some villains were white. All white. And their buildings are often hyper pristine. This shows control. Everything must be extremely sanitised and pristine and they will enforce that. Some villains wear black, purple, have certain accents etc etc

Nothing in a movie exists without it being put there. There’s a reason milk was chosen instead of stereotypical things for that timeline like alcohol/beer/wine or water, and this is trying to discuss why directors choose that substance instead of another, and why it’s most often placed in the hands of predatory cruel emotionally volatile yet calculating adults, instead of just random people. Villains of a particular behaviour set are especially seen drinking milk. Heroes often aren’t.

Though this one is not a good explanation.. it’s is trying to figure out why.

If it was a recording of someone’s house yes. But it’s not. It’s written, story written, character made up from start to finish, directed, set is made, props are made the milk isn’t even real milk bc that goes bad. These are all steps taken to give the idea of a person. This is just asking WHY milk was chosen to be in that specific person’s fridge. Why it was chosen to be homelanders go to drink— revealed heavily tied to his parental and stunted developmental issues.
However if it’s distinctly given To a group of people.. there’s an intentional reason, not just because “milk is all they had on set.” For instance some villains were white. All white. And their buildings are often hyper pristine. This shows control. Everything must be extremely sanitised and pristine and they will enforce that. Some villains wear black, purple, have certain accents etc etc

Nothing in a movie exists without it being put there. There’s a reason milk was chosen instead of stereotypical things for that timeline like alcohol/beer/wine or water, and this is trying to discuss why directors choose that substance instead of another, and why it’s most often placed in the hands of predatory cruel emotionally volatile yet calculating adults, instead of just random people. Villains of a particular behaviour set are especially seen drinking milk. Heroes often aren’t, and if they are, it’s usually to show their struggle with having being forced to grow up too fast.

You're not a movie villain though 😂

@helloitscinnamon You're right. Still gotta work on that part.

That's like saying why can't poems be written just plainly and directly 😂 tf is wrong with you? Do you think before you form opinions or..?

A dummy

That's like taking a poem literally and getting mad when someone points out the actual meaning that YOU FAILED to understand. Just bcs your brain likes simple things doesn't mean people create complex movies with complex thoughts just to be simple and straight forward 😂 tf