"You killed her!"
"You killed her!"

Janaina Medeiros

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"You killed her!"
"You killed her!"
Soda Master (Ep 9)
How people in the 80s thought the 2020s would be.
Reality is often disappointing.
Soda Master on Netflix
I have been watching Soda Master/Ramune Monkey on Netflix as episodes come out. I was lucky enough to catch the first episode on its debut week, and have been watching each episode when it is released on Sundays. I know the Japanese airings are a little ahead of Netflix, but only by a couple of weeks. I've been avoiding spoilers.
My experience with the show has been a mixed bag. I am enjoying it, I look forward to the new episode every week. But I feel like I may be heading for a disappointment with the show overall. The very first scene in the show seems to be setting up a more fantastic, sci-fi tinged show. After watching "Extremely Inappropriate!"- also from Japan, also on Netflix- which centers on time travel, it didn't seem crazy that the show could be sci-fi mystery. But that element, which was what drew me in, was almost immediately subverted.
The basic plot is that three middle aged men (Yun, Chen, and Kinpo) reunite to investigate the disappearance 37 years ago of their film club advisor, after human remains are found on a construction site in their old home town. This discovery reminds them that the disappearance happened at all, which they had basically forgotten about. Themes of remembering/forgetting/misremembering, and of nostalgia, are a huge element of the show. But I'll discuss this is more detail under the cut.
The Wizard of Oz, 1925
Another Strange Oz movie that is practically nothing like the book, this one mainly focuses on Larry Semon's character rather than Dorothy or the Wizard. This is also the first Feature Length Oz film!
In the Film, Dorothy is revealed to be the long lost Princess Dorothea. Larry Semons Character is in love with Dorothy, who is actually smitten with Oliver Hardy's character.
Ambassador Wikked from Oz comes to the Farm to kill Dorothy, only for a tornado to hit and it whisks them all to Oz, where the three Farmhands (Sermon, Hardy, and the only one with a proper name, Snowball) are accused of Kidnapping her. Wikked orders the Wizard to turn them into monkeys, which he is unable to do, but Sermon disguises himself as a Scarecrow, and Hardy improvizes a costume made from a scrap pile. They are given a trial, the 'tinman' accuses the 'scarecrow', and Sermon and Snowball are thrown in the dungeon by Prince Kynd.
The Wizard helps Scarecrow and Snowball out by giving Snowball a lion costume to scare the guards. Scarecrow escaped, but is led into a cage with a real lion, but He and Snowball end up escaping.
The Scarecrow is heartbroken to discover that Dorothy has fallen for Prince Kynd. He then flees up a tower from the Tin Man, who tries to blast him with a cannon. Snowball flies a plane overhead, and the Scarecrow manages to grab a rope ladder dangling underneath it. However, the ladder breaks and he falls.
Dorothy marries Prince Kynd and they live Happily Ever After!
(And this is all a story a Grandfather has been telling a little girl this whole time. She even has Merch!)
I want to remain aboard Enterprise, if you'll allow me to.
STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE 2.26
Michelle Trachtenberg in Mysterious Skin (2004)
Poor, poor girl.
In 1987, when Spider-Man finally tied the knot and married Mary Jane, Stan Lee held a real-life wedding at Shea Stadium as a publicity stunt.
Stan Lee performed the ceremony and had other Marvel heroes in the audience cheering on.
1991. David Lynch’s Twin Peaks issued the first three of the Twin Peaks Gazette. These are the original newspapers sent to subscribers. A truly bizarre mish mash of fact and fictional. Real news re the series and it's possible return to the screen (didn't happen for 20 years) is merged in with fictionalised news from the town of Twin Peaks.
"Glinda! Is it true you were her friend?" "Friend? Yes."
tributes to david lynch left at bob's big boy in toluca lake, california
well this has broken me
GEORGE LUCAS: I think there is a point where, even though you love your children a great deal, you must let go, which is actually what “The Phantom Menace” is about.
BILL MOYERS: “The Phantom Menace” is about letting go?
GEORGE LUCAS: It’s about letting go.
BILL MOYERS: In what sense?
GEORGE LUCAS: In the sense that you have this young boy, who’s 10 years old, who has to leave his mother and go off on his own and the mother has to let him go because otherwise he would be a slave the rest of his life.
GEORGE LUCAS: At some point you do have to become an independent person. And it’s about learning to let go of your — your needs, so to speak, and — and think of the needs of others.
We don’t talk about Leia killing Jabba enough. Her grandmother and father were born into slavery. Her blood was that of the desert sand and the shackles of bondage. Leia was never more a Skywalker than the day she strangled her slave master with the very chains he used to bind her. The daughter of Anakin Skywalker was the one who killed Tatooine’s most notorious slaver, and I find that really beautiful.
Committing to the bit so hard you actually start thinking all the technology on the set is real
Wizard of Oz Cartoons
I'm in my Oz Era and I've been mining for every type of content I can find about this world, here's some gems I found if you would like to watch some cute cartoons!!
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1986)
The Marvelous Land of Oz (1987)
Return to Oz (1964)
The Dreamer of Oz (1990)
Ozma of Oz (1987)
Dorothy in the Land of Oz (1983)
Journey Back to Oz (1972)
Dorothy Meets Ozma
Wizard of Oz
Wizard of Oz Golden Films
The Wizard of Oz - Web Cartoon Series
The Oz Kids
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