Summer movies have mostly been disappointing (I'm looking at you, Baby Driver*), so here's a jaw-dropping action shot on par with anything Hollywood has thrown at us. The photographer of course, is Eripom Moonwall (NSFW: Some pics impressively Adult-rated), who creates these images as a way of advertising her weapons and weapon poses. Read Cajsa's profile of Ms. Moonwall here.
Her collaborators in this pic are Eata Kitty and Artemis Fate, the latter of whom I've known from SL since 2004 or so -- great to say she's up to cool virtual hijinks.
* Baby Driver? more like "Driver, Baby?" Brilliant filmmaking utterly undermined by an incoherent third act that betrays the internal logic of the story and characters. [Spoilers ahead] We are told that Baby is great at one thing, which is driving like the devil. Instead of driving, however, he spends most of his time toward the end doing things that are NOT driving - running, shooting, punching, and so on. And so a movie whose whole raison d' motherfucking etre is supposed to be chase scenes does not end in a chase scene. But instead, in a non-elegant, stereotypical, crashy-fighty-explodey garage battle with the Jon Hamm character, who was never set up to be the story's antagonist, but instead, who inexplicably metamorphs into the Hamminator. Adding to the illogic, at the end Baby also seeks the help of the Ken Spacey character, the one who WAS set up as the movie's antagonist, even though only 20 minutes prior in the story he was literally threatening to disfigure Baby's girlfriend -- and he gets it! All that dazzling filmmaking devoted to car chases and car chase movies is squandered, all internal logic thrown away for a 10 car narrative pileup of Random Shit that Happens.
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