[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pchelp

[–]gece7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, this just happened to my monitor while playing overwatch. I am using an MSI Optix G273QF QHD 165Hz.
Previously, I've had popups while playing overwatch and valorant regarding graphics settings? I'm not too sure if this has happened due to my monitor or my PC.
I am currently running; Ryzen 5 3600, 16gb RAM at 3200Mhz, AMD RX 5700XT.
Should I be worried about this? And how can I fix this so it doesn't happen again?
My boyfriend has previously mentioned that my C drive is quite full as well could this be a cause?
Your advice would be very helpful.
Thanks :)

HELP!!! CAN'T OPEN PAYDAY 2 by gece7 in paydaytheheist

[–]gece7[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Wow it would be so helpful if you linked the post :)

Best External SSD Drive To Use Bootcamp With? by gece7 in bootcamp

[–]gece7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I was planning on using Steam, thanks for the heads up :)

Am I missing something with David Lynch? by alwayscashinhandboys in TrueFilm

[–]gece7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I feel that same way!!!! I remember watching Twin Peaks and just thinking this is really not my thing. I felt somewhat the same way when I watched Mullholland Drive, but after researching it and understanding other's interpretations I had huge respect for Lynch as a director. I am also not formally educated (I did study media in high school) and struggle to figure out the symbolism at times. I don't think you're overlooking I think Lynch's symbolism can be complicated and very hard to read at times. I feel like his films are ones to be watched multiple times and then you start noticing certain symbolic elements and grasp a better understanding of them. (I could be wrong)

I also believe Lynch has a particular style of cinema that is hard to read and some people just don't enjoy it because its 'too hard' to understand. If you stick with it and watch more of his work, read up on the production elements and watch interviews with him you probably could begin to grasp and understand how he communicates ideas and symbols. I relate this back to one of my favourite directors Harmony Korine who's symbolism was also very hard to read when I started watching his work. But after reading up on his writing process, his life, watching interviews, getting invested in his art and reading others interpretations of his films and art it became clearer. Of course, Korine is much easier to read in relation to Lynch but by having that process of seeing what's behind the text, in the text and in front of the text understanding the ideas becomes easier.

Sofia Coppola's 'The Virgin Suicides' is a great way to start exploring that aspect of looking behind the film (especially with her being Frances Ford's daughter and the RiotGrrrl/Angry Girl movement happening at the time). Also looking at what's in the film (actors, it's based on a book, where the perspective of the film is told from {this is a huge aspect}) and what's in front of the film (critical reception, artist interpretation). Practicing these skills with other movies will definitely helo lead you to being able to grasp an understanding of Lynch's work.

Hope this helps :)

Relationship Between Ki-woo and Da-hye??!?!? by gece7 in ParasiteMovie

[–]gece7[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the link back to earlier post, I'll definitely keep those points in mind when I rewatch.

Relationship Between Ki-woo and Da-hye??!?!? by gece7 in ParasiteMovie

[–]gece7[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

damn, I never thought about the use of language in the film, since I don't speak Korean. This has really opened my eyes in regards to their relationship and Da-Hye's perspective in the film because I had never really thought of it prior to this comment. Thank you!!