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viralfrog

lynati

I applaud the effort that went into this seconds-long bit.

(THE LAMP IS STICKING STRAIGHT OUT FROM THE WALL!)

thekijs

For anyone who wants a side-by-side comparison to appreciate everything that moved, here you go:

My favourite detail is the plants on the windowsill getting rotated up sideways

wizardarchetypes

i know it's been said on here and said again but people do so desperately need to genuinely do intentional work to build distress tolerance and start figuring out how to recognize the differences between danger, discomfort, and when a situation that is merely uncomfortable is triggering an emotional flashback in your bodies because it resembles a past situation that actually was dangerous which makes it difficult to realize/believe that this moment is merely uncomfortable.

wizardarchetypes

i spoke to an allistic person who said their autistic classmate had a meltdown in class, during which the autistic classmate collapsed to the floor in the middle of the room, screaming and crying. they said it was "terrifying" and they were arguing for the autistic student to be removed permanently from the program.

when i asked whether their autistic classmate's meltdown was dangerous or merely uncomfortable, they said, "i felt like i was in danger!"

i understand that. but that's not what i asked.

wizardarchetypes

"i shouldn't have to experience that."

yes you should, actually. that's life. upsetting things happen. no one should have to experience any discomfort. but we do. we get stung by bees and sunburns and headaches. we live in bodies in the world.

autistic people are human beings who have the right to exist in society, including during meltdowns. having one class of your entire semester interrupted by a singular meltdown is not anymore of an infringement upon your entitlement to education than having your class interrupted by a fire alarm or cancelled for a snow storm.

one of my peers once experienced a cardiac event 10 minutes into class. it was terrifying. it was desperately upsetting. i was contacted by the school and offered counseling afterward because i happened to be the one who managed the situation until paramedics arrived. no one should have to experience their classmate being hauled off in an ambulance, but it happens. everyone was worried about my classmate first and foremost, and then about me. no one blamed anyone, and certainly when my classmate happily recovered and returned to school, no one thought they should be removed from the program.

the difference being that people believe a disabled personal, especially with cognitive disabilities, in crisis are not experiencing something outside of our control, but instead that we doing something. that we are in fact making a choice to cause a scene, out of malice.

wertfi-penguin

Maybe the most damming thing about Nolans odyssey is i haven’t seen a single gifset from it

porcelain-dollbones

it really is kind of interesting how attached people are to the idea of the improvised line and the genuine reaction in film. nearly every single famous moment or line has some sort of claim floating around that it wasn't in the script and was either made up on the spot by an actor or was sprung as a surprise on the actors to get their 'real' reaction. you know, sometimes people do come up with good lines in advance and write them down, and sometimes people can pretend to be have a convincing emotional response on screen

pitviperofdoom

I try not to fall into the "I never liked their work anyway" ditch when an artist/creator reveals themself to be a terrible person

BUT

a feeling I do have and will stand by is "While I enjoyed their work overall I did have some gripes that I overlooked out of affection and whimsy, but now that my loyalty is gone and my affection tainted there is nothing holding me back from enumerating my many grievances, to which the revelations of the creator's shittiness may or may not provide a new and infuriating context."

is-that-sand-in-my-waffles

I need to see all three of them interact IMMEDIATELY

quasi-normalcy

Randomly thinking of that one scene in The Great Mouse Detective where Ratigan pauses mid-villain song to execute one of his own henchmen for calling him a "rat" and how it maybe kind of makes him a bit unintentionally sympathetic because rats seem to be an undesirable racialized Other in the world of mouse!London and Ratigan is obsessed with dressing in fancy clothes and talking in posh accents and claiming to be a mouse, even though he is, very clearly, a rat, at least biologically speaking. And then thinking about how Ratigan is clearly based on Professor Moriarty, who today has a reputation for being a generically kind of posh Victorian villain, but who, when you think about it, is a guy with an Irish surname living in Victorian London. And then thinking about how Moriarty's henchman was a guy called "Moran", another Irish surname, and wondering for a long moment whether Sherlock Holmes has actually been kind of racist against the Irish all along; but then thinking, "Wait, 'Conan Doyle' is also an Irish name, isn't it? How does that interface with his problematic depiction of the Irish?" and then looking up the significant amount of scholarship that has been written on this.

phoenixes-and-wizards

there’s just something so lovely about how a passionate kiss wasn’t enough to jog mj’s memories, but peter and ned’s secret handshake was more than enough for ned to start remembering, everybody say thank you to destin daniel cretton for showing that platonic love matters just as much and can also break any spell

fauxtasm

they should invent a term for shipping were I don't think they should be in a romantic relationship however I believe they are each others parasite and separating them is not an option

rrat-king

the most realistic part of spider-man: brand new day is the fact that peter parker is a 20 something with a shit work life balance and middle aged coworkers who barely like him as his only friends

batmanisagatewaydrug

I guess theyre doing 3 Stooges blogging on my dash now

blumineck

How to dodge an arrow (if you have the requisite training and safety procedures!)

pumpkinhrat

im back with more stratt doodles

thebctman

This movie was so unapologetically New York it was wonderful.

Bad Bunny started playing and my theater started cheering. There’s a halal butcher shop next to a bodega, the kid Peter saved is a wearing a Knicks jersey and there’s a random tourist bus that’s filled with people wearing tacky New York merchandise. My favorite detail is when Empire State turned on its lights to support Spiderman just like how it does in real life with actual events.

The city is alive, vibrant, and in tune with Spider-Man and we see it become its own character rather than just a background setting. Peter finally interacts with the city again as a figure and as a person as well. There’s people who talk to him, who try to help in battles and these are all the moments that make the city a living and breathing home for Peter Parker and Spiderman together.

Tom Holland has such a better Queens accent too and the final moments of the movie are the end credits of everyday New Yorkers living their lives. Just parks, shots of our skyline and the people who make up the city. Idk but like I’m a New Yorker, and I just looked around in my theater and I saw so many people like me all wearing Spiderman merch who were all able to look on screen and see our home represented perfectly.

86theuniverseisandweare

they finally made new york the character that it needs to be in spiderman media. the train in tobeys, the cranes in andrews, and now basically everything regarding the city in bnd

fission-mailure

A lot of people are ragging on the 'cable diverted to avoid Dobby's grave after Harry Potter fans raise a stink' thing and while I also love ragging on Harry Potter fans being weird, in this case it looks like the story was completely made up.

tl;dr: There's no evidence the interview that this was mentioned in even exists, no evidence the route of the cable has ever changed, and the whole story seems to originate from one dude's podcast.

The story also broke into mainstream via the Daily Mail, who are ... rarely if ever honest or accurate.

unidentifiedwhistlingobject

Some useful replies to that comment and the link to the BBC article here (the interview that OOP couldn't find):

A 125-mile long cable could be installed from Pembrokeshire to Ireland to share energy.

Thought it was worth looking into because I first read about in a Guardian article, and they're typically good at fact-checking and retractions iirc.

#fascinating iceberg moment

notahorseindisguise

WOAH just saw spiderman eating pizza on a roof

notahorseindisguise

oh shit he ate the whole thing . he just like me frfr

notahorseindisguise

spiderman just left the pizza box on the roof but then came back a minute later and clearly felt bad for littering so now hes swinging through downtown holding an empty pizza box

notahorseindisguise

hes hit a street light

notahorseindisguise

he's swinging away now clearly very embarrassed and he thinks nobody saw it. i saw you spiderman