『 海月姫 / Princess Jellyfish 』 (Film 2014）
A werewolf film written by a woman wouldn’t be as interesting because they know how unrealistic it is to be caught by surprise by something that happens regularly every damn month.
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#run right into queue#no no no no no the exact opposite#by this standard a werewolf film written by a woman would be much more interesting because it would be more /varied/#some werewolves who are prepared not only for their own shift but also for those of six of their closest packmates#some werewolves who wake up already covered in fur and look at their ruined clothes and think ‘oh /shit/ that was yesterday’#some werewolves who can’t be assed to figure out what day it is and therefore have an alert set in their phone#so that once a month they wake up not to a blinking ‘wake up’ message but to ‘wake up and Be Prepared’ and dramatic hyena music#(and then inevitably lose/break/forget to charge their phone the day before and spend hours humming uncomfortably#before suddenly remembering at the least convenient moment possible and rushing off stripping as they go)#not to mention the one werewolf who only transforms one night a month and then has to refrain from gloating#while they help their one packmate who’s been shifted for an entire goddamned week and has started dreaming of murder (via @ereborne)
Movie marathon idea: Favorite Actor Endurance Course. Watch all of an actor’s movies in order from best to worst Rotten Tomatoes score, find out how terrible of a movie you’re willing to watch if they’re in it.
I want a movie about greek gods where hades isn’t the antagonist
By all accounts the antagonist in every Greek Gods movie should be Zeus’s dick. Nothing else causes as much murder and mayhem.
There’s something intensely unhealthy going on when parents discourage age-appropriate independence. A 13 year old should probably be allowed to go see a film with their friends most of the time. A 16 year old should probably be allowed to drive/ride a bus/bike to a friend’s house most of the time. An 18 year old should probably be allowed to travel overnight with their friends most of the time. A 20+ year old should be allowed to come and go as they please, with some common-sense “Let’s talk this ‘move to Finland’ plan of your over before you follow through on it” exceptions.
Parents should want their children to enjoy going out and doing things on their own and with their friends. They should be delighted that their child wants to have a life of their own. A rich, fulfilling life outside the home and distinct from parents and family is important, and parents should want their child to have that.
Although the body count in Captain America: Civil War isn’t nearly as brutal as its comicverse counterpart, there is one significant death in the film that packs a solid punch to the gut for loyal Marvel Cinematic Universe fans: the death of Peggy Carter, founder of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Steve Rogers’ best girl herself (one-half of the equation in what is lauded by critics as arguably the best executed romance plot in the Marvel films).
But over the years, Peggy Carter has evolved into more than just a love interest, even surpassing the character’s original significance in comics canon. With her own TV series, a short film, five other guest appearances in Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2013), Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Ant-Man (2015), and the TV spin-off series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2012), she holds the title as the MCU’s most fleshed out female character.
We first met Peggy Carter in Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), and though unblessed with super-soldier serum like her partner Steve, she is a hero in her own right: a competent, coiled spring ready to pounce at anyone who dares to question her authority, and a woman in a man’s world who doesn’t sacrifice her femininity.
people who complain about dinosaurs “not being scary anymore” because its been discovered they have feathers and are closely related to/ancestors of birds are so bizarre like
- its not about how scary they are, they are/were real life animals and what matters is learning more about them, not how well they fit into your science fiction horror film lol
- can you imagine a 13 foot chicken running at you with full intent to eat you??? thats fucking terrifying holy shit
peacocks are synonymous with vain, frivolous beauty and they will attack cars. they will attack you while you try to get to your car. they’re like six feet of useless feathers and they will destroy you. imagine if they were carnivorous and had functional spurs.
a t-rex could look like a gay disco ball and i guarantee that you would fucking book it if it had a problem with you
#‘pretty things aren’t dangerous’ report assholes
#‘go kiss a ringed octopus then’ say scientists
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A short film I’ve worked on for the past months about a guy having a bad time at work. Figured I’d share it here.
Thanks to everyone who was a part of it!
See ya
Dude! This turned out so good!
Wow, super nice!! Please tell me you’re graduating soon so I can put you up for jobs.
A creative spin on The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
LXD PRESENTS: “MATCHED”
A short film directed by Charles Oliver and Christopher Scott
Starring: Harry Shum Jr. | Link to the full video
rocky horror is the worst and is also transmisogynistic can we please finally get over this shit movie
ok but like the writer is transgender nonbinary and the language used in the play was the preferred language by trans people of that time can we not deny parts of our history because we’ve evolved since then thanks
So fucking much this.
PS, youth of today: you’ll be saying the same damn thing about art from this time before too long, for good or for ill. Terminology will, in fact, change. Definitions will, in fact, shift. It always does, they always do.
PPS, it is pretty much impossible to overstate how life-alteringly important this movie was to kids who didn’t conform to standard expectations of gender and sexuality, back in the day. Especially when back in the day was the mid-to-late 1980s, when the only queers you saw on TV were neutered AIDS tragedies, Bowie was playing straight, and even Elton John was married to a woman, and midnight showing of RHPS were pretty much the only place that felt like home. It was mental life raft for a lot of people.
I was one of them.
