Pillion

[Halli]

I couldn’t not see Colin as some kind of offspring of Micky Flanagan.

This is exactly what was thinking all the way through

I enjoyed it, not too long and covers I guess some taboo situations for mainstream cinema

 

[straightorbroken]

Finally saw this. I'm guessing he done a runner when having intimacy scared him off. I watched more because of what was on screen rather than what was happening if that makes sense. I didn't like his yearning intensifying as his boundaries became more depleted and damaged (burning his hand just to feel some form of affection). Taking loads with Jake Shears was mildly fun, but tying that new guy's shoelace just rendered him a bit hopeless - I'd find the sight of an adult doing that revolting in any dynamic that wasn't someone being unable to do it themselves, it's such a symbolic act of identity and the goal to humiliate or render someone subserviant wouldn't have me thinking badly of the sub, but the dom. Loved the mum, it was so heartbreaking when she stumbled over remembering her gravy recipe, and right on the money in her reactions to her gay son choosing a cunt. And he was. Beautiful eyes, magnificent torso, shame about the ass. I think they missed a trick not having him come back on Christmas day with unacknowledged damp circles at his kneecaps given it was wet when he gave a high street BJ. The mum and dad were great actually - I loved him being so close to them. I'm so torn on my score as I do think having this as a cinema experience should be rewarded, but I just felt awkward pity or indifference too often. Loved the term "dom com" from the reviews though. Oh what the hell, have a 6.

 

[Finn]

The full Pillion Q&A:



Making this a COLLAB POST with the Official Moopy dot co dot UK Pillion thread

 

[Lucille]

Obsessed with the Pathos he adds to these silly photoshoots.