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“This little guy always bring dried seed to trade for some nuts”
(Source)
The Last Of Us || A Quiet Place Part II → Cinematic Parallels
It drives me absolutely insane how people can start out with this
And end up with this
Frankenstein’s Monster literally got the exact opposite of what I like to call “The Fandom treatment.” Instead of having a horrifying and/or not-normally attractive and inhuman creature being turned into a beautiful and/or sexy human by fans, a considerably attractive and goth prince who was pretty much MADE of human has been turned into a slobbering, grotesque, and ugly monster by the media
to give you visual aid to what i mean, here is what he is usually depicted as by the media:
and this is what he is actually meant to look like as described in the book:
“His limbs were in proportion, and I had selected his features as beautiful. Beautiful! Great God! His yellow skin scarcely covered the work of muscles and arteries beneath; his hair was of a lustrous black, and flowing; his teeth of a pearly whiteness; but these luxuriances only formed a more horrid contrast with his watery eyes, that seemed almost of the same colour as the dun-white sockets in which they were set, his shrivelled complexion and straight black lips.” (5.2)
Reblogging to add that the second image is from the 2004 Hallmark production.
It won an Emmy, has an 89% approval rating on Amazon, and is to date the singular most faithful adaptation of the book ever made.
It was finally released on Blu-Ray a few years ago due to fans rallying and you can also watch it on starz or pick up the old DVD for a few bucks online.
Another unus annus idea
These things
“Now playing at a motion-picture theatre near you!”
@markiplier @crankgameplays
Hellzapoppin 1941. Black ppl are magical creatures.
they really didn’t have to go this hard!!!
HARD AS FUVK!!!!!
Don’t never show me white swing dancers again
1st pair: William Downes & Frances “Mickey” Jones
2nd: Billy Ricker & Norma Miller (aka The Queen of Swing)
3rd: Al Minns & Willa Mae Ricker
4th: Frankie Manning & Ann Johnson
These folks deserve to be known.
Never not reblog
Ah-MAZE-ing!!!
Yooooo. This shit is wild!!
When I start to lose my faith in humanity, this beautiful post crosses my feed. 😢😊😍
HUMANS!!!!! ARE NOT SELFISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JUST IMAGINE WHAT COULD HAPPEN ON THE GRAND SCHEME OF THINGS IF THIS WERE THE RULESET AND NOT “get more money than Them”
Wholesome pallet cleanser to inspire goodness in y’all
Best game
I LOVE this game because it’s like 7-8 people all participating in a game to entertain ONE big dog and that’s amazing
Now for the real questions tho
ARE YOU HAPPY NOW, SEAN?
ARE
YOU
HAPPY?
This entire post makes me uncomfortable
Heck, I only just realized that Mick voiced Husker in Hazbin Hotel.
I MEAN
WHERE
THE FUCK
SHOULD I...
REALLY EVEN START!!!????
We gonna fuckin die, someone call Will Smith
they really confidant in their programming
It still bothers me when they hit the robot.
That robot is a GOOD BOY
It’s all fun and games till the gunbot fucking snaps and decides it’s had enough.
What in the ever loving fuck
So do y'all think this is real or
Isn’t this how Terminator started?
The fact that people think it’s real shows how good corridor digital are at what they do :P
The Caramel Clock. Chocolate chip cookie base, hazelnuts financier sponge, soft caramel crémeux, vanilla salted caramel and light caramel mousse! by Amaury Guichon
EXCUSE ME
follow his instagram, you won’t regret it
People who still think animation is just for kids, let me remind you about:
The Lion King: A beautiful and epic drama about the importance of accepting responsibility for one’s actions, particularly how it applies to those in positions of power.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Features dark themes such as racial genocide, sexuality, and religious extremism; but also has a lot of heart and some very poignant points about the role of faith in the modern world.
Zootopia: An allegory for injustice of just about any kind, which uses humans’ perceptions of animals to prove a point about how we perceive people.
Inside Out: A coming-of-age tale that focuses on the importance of emotional stability and empathy.
Coco: A beautifully written celebration of Latin American culture that highlights the importance of family, music, and our relationship with the dead.
The Prince of Egypt: An adaptation of one of the most famous religious stories of all time that keeps the spirit of the original story intact but still feels fresh and new.
Megamind: A comedy that subverts many superhero tropes and uses them to prove a point about the often black-and-white perception of morality.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: A fresh take on the mythos of one of the world’s most famous superheroes that has a unique art style and blends comedy and drama brilliantly.
The Iron Giant: A criticism of blind patriotism and an exploration of free will, supposedly pitched with the question, “What if a gun had a soul?”
The How to Train your Dragon trilogy: An analysis of mankind’s relationship with animals and how we treat them as “others,” which often leads to misconceptions about nonhuman intelligence.
Finding Nemo: A cautionary tale for parents about how much they should allow their children to be independent.
The Lego Movie: A funny and heartwarming tale of family bonding that encourages people to think creatively and discourages blind uniformity and authoritarian rule.
The Incredibles movies: Analyze how society conditions us to follow a cause and how we often forget that those of high social status are still human.
Shrek: A satirical criticism of beauty standards and the oversaturation of certain unrealistic tropes in media.
Big Hero 6: Shows healthy ways to cope with depression and post-traumatic stress and teaches us that mental health should not be disregarded.
The Croods: An assessment of fear of the unknown and why it shouldn’t necessarily keep us from living life to the fullest.
Frozen: A fairytale about coping with the anxiety that is produced by the pressure society puts on certain individuals.
The Kung Fu Panda movies: Focus a lot on the philosophical side of martial arts and how self-confidence is conducive to success.
Moana: Explores how culture and society shape our identities and how those identities can become misguided while at the same time celebrating the often overlooked culture of the Pacific Islands.
Kubo and the Two Strings: An artistic marvel about how nothing lasts forever, but nor does change mean the end.
Up: Highlights the dangers of being blinded by nostalgia and how to properly honor one’s legacy.
Tarzan: A drama about man’s relationship with nature and how much one is influenced by their environment.
The Secret of NIMH: A philosophical exploration of our desire for knowledge and how ethics must be brought into consideration as we seek to better ourselves.
The Toy Story movies: Explore themes of inadequacy, mortality, parenthood, and one’s purpose in life from the perspective of children’s playthings.
Lilo & Stitch: A clever family drama that focuses on a non-conventional family and doesn’t hold back with the hardships of raising children.
Ratatouille: A metaphor for the struggles that creative minds face and how society often rejects works of art for superficial reasons. Like, for example, that it’s animated, so that probably means it’s just for kids.
Coming into a fandom late
Coming into a fandom early and watching it become an angry clusterfuck
Being in a dormant fandom that suddenly comes alive again after a new book/movie
Don’t forget about those who come in the midst of a fandom war.
Accuracy at its best
Being in a fandom and not even knowing there’s a war going on…
all of this shit…lol
When You’re Not In The Fandom But You’re Nosy AF
When you get into a fandom only to discover it’s dead
This gets better every time I see it.
@fuboos-mess
Being in a dead fandom…
Or being in such a tiny fandom that it feels like youre the only one
The accuracy hurts.
Being in a fandom that had a shit ending.
When you’ve been fangirling long enough, you’ve experienced all of the above.
Being in a fandom meant for kids.
This just gets better..
@mi-kleos
When you realize that joining the fandom has ruined you
Fandom hell in general
Yes.
This^^^ just… ALL OF THIS.
Being in so many fandoms that you don’t even know what’s going on
THIS IS THE SKULDUGGERY FUCKING PLEASANT FANDOM IN ONE POST!!
Trying to recruit people to your fandom
Annnnnnndddd it’s back
Being in a fandom which has so many antis
I’ve probably reblogged this before, but that was before these great additions.
Being in a fandom that actually works together
Why is this so true? All of it.
being in a fanbase but all your mutuals suddenly turn into Kpop blogs
I always enjoy it when a good post comes around again and has been improved by the reblogs like the years for a fine wine.
Being in a fandom when shit goes down and everyone has different opinions
When you are in a fandom and don’t care for others people opinion…..even if they are right…(believe me, I have met several of those)
Being in a fandom you never meant to join
I love this. and it’s gotten better
After abandoning a fandom you’re still a little bit emotionally invested in….
All of these are me. Lol
Being in a fandom on Tumblr
And it reached its epic conclusion
I CHOKED ON FUNDIP
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