Yuletide 2021 - Dear Author Letter
Oct. 22nd, 2021 10:31 pmI'm working on my letter, but I am so excited to be sharing a fandom with you! I'll fill this out more in a day or so.
Safe
This movie was unexpectedly nice. Statham and Ms Chan had real chemistry (familial, not romantic or sexual), and it elevates the movie from standard revenge shoot-'em-up to something far more interesting: an actual found family.
I'd love to see more of them growing closer together. What does Luke think about Mei going to college? What does Mei think about going to college? Where do they settle, assuming they do eventually settle down? I just want more looks at the future for their little family. Do they get a cat? A dog?
DNW: Please don't dwell on the bad things that happen to set up the story, and also that the relationship between Luke and Mei (if you write about them) not be made romantic.
Bullitt
Oh wow. This movie is fantastic. It's a police procedural and character study, but with the real focus on the characters, not the police stuff.
I love all of these characters and would be delighted for just about anything with them. What happens after the movie? Does Frank have any more contact with Chalmers? How did Frank and Cathy meet? Do you want to write a modern coffeeshop AU with them? I'd be fascinated.
DNW: I really don't want anything extremely violent, but am fine with canon-typical violence.
The Crazies
There's so much unexplored territory here. Every time I watch this, I see hints of a relationship between David and Russell. Did they have one? Are they each other's ex-lover? Why was that other guy so willing to leave his wife?
DNW: I really don't want to have the focus be on the grosser aspects of the Crazies themselves. I'm okay with canon-typical violence, but please nothing hyperviolent.
Humans are Space Orcs
This is always such a fun idea! Are we special because we can throw overhand? Are we special because we're tough but small? Are we *huge??* Are we incredibly cute but deadly; the 'big cats' of the galaxy?
DNW: I don't want hyperviolence for this.
The Adjustment Bureau
I love the doors and the secret of how the officials travel through them. I love the idea of a multitude of various futures - I want to know more about how it works or whose lives they've changed (and what from/to)...
Who was Elise going to be? How many changes happened to her? Do she and David work on making changes of their own?
DNW: I don't want hyperviolence please.
RED
I love caper movies and would be entertained by something in the same vein as the movies - lighthearted, fun, chaotic, and where the 'good' guys win.
Also, this set up makes for *excellent* AU fodder. Go wild.
DNW: I don't want hyperviolence in this, but am okay with canon-typical violence.
Safe
This movie was unexpectedly nice. Statham and Ms Chan had real chemistry (familial, not romantic or sexual), and it elevates the movie from standard revenge shoot-'em-up to something far more interesting: an actual found family.
I'd love to see more of them growing closer together. What does Luke think about Mei going to college? What does Mei think about going to college? Where do they settle, assuming they do eventually settle down? I just want more looks at the future for their little family. Do they get a cat? A dog?
DNW: Please don't dwell on the bad things that happen to set up the story, and also that the relationship between Luke and Mei (if you write about them) not be made romantic.
Bullitt
Oh wow. This movie is fantastic. It's a police procedural and character study, but with the real focus on the characters, not the police stuff.
I love all of these characters and would be delighted for just about anything with them. What happens after the movie? Does Frank have any more contact with Chalmers? How did Frank and Cathy meet? Do you want to write a modern coffeeshop AU with them? I'd be fascinated.
DNW: I really don't want anything extremely violent, but am fine with canon-typical violence.
The Crazies
There's so much unexplored territory here. Every time I watch this, I see hints of a relationship between David and Russell. Did they have one? Are they each other's ex-lover? Why was that other guy so willing to leave his wife?
DNW: I really don't want to have the focus be on the grosser aspects of the Crazies themselves. I'm okay with canon-typical violence, but please nothing hyperviolent.
Humans are Space Orcs
This is always such a fun idea! Are we special because we can throw overhand? Are we special because we're tough but small? Are we *huge??* Are we incredibly cute but deadly; the 'big cats' of the galaxy?
DNW: I don't want hyperviolence for this.
The Adjustment Bureau
I love the doors and the secret of how the officials travel through them. I love the idea of a multitude of various futures - I want to know more about how it works or whose lives they've changed (and what from/to)...
Who was Elise going to be? How many changes happened to her? Do she and David work on making changes of their own?
DNW: I don't want hyperviolence please.
RED
I love caper movies and would be entertained by something in the same vein as the movies - lighthearted, fun, chaotic, and where the 'good' guys win.
Also, this set up makes for *excellent* AU fodder. Go wild.
DNW: I don't want hyperviolence in this, but am okay with canon-typical violence.
