Author: clind
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Aimlessness, Violence, Camp, and The Living End as a Romantic Comedy
In this essay, I’d like to analyze the characteristic of aimlessness and the excessive use of violence that make The Living End a road-movie, and I’d also like to analyze it as a romantic comedy. So far in class, we’ve talked about a sense of aimlessness which I think is intrinsic to queer road movies.…
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